Comedian Kunal Kamra has accused mainstream media of being a miscommunication tool for the ruling party, calling them vultures. Kamra's recent video targeting Maharashtra deputy CM Eknath Shinde has sparked controversy. Despite backlash and threats, Kamra remains unapologetic, while his video is blocked due to copyright claims.

Security forces killed two terrorists and injured five security personnel during an encounter in Rajbagh. Acting on intelligence inputs, the operation involved collaboration between multiple security agencies. The terrorists are believed to be from a group that evaded capture earlier this week.

Union home minister Amit Shah criticized Rahul Gandhi for relying on NGO data and speeches during a debate on the Immigration and Foreigners Bill, 2025, emphasizing India's stricter immigration policies to ensure national security. Shah reiterated the government's stance against illegal entries, stressing the need to protect India's growing economy and internal security.

Satish Salian, father of the late celebrity manager Disha Salian, has approached the Bombay high court for a fresh investigation into his daughter's death. He has filed a complaint naming prominent figures, including Aaditya Thackeray, alleging foul play and a cover-up concerning her death in June 2020.

Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak highlighted the substantial development and improvement in infrastructure in Uttar Pradesh over the past eight years. He noted the end of mafia rule, increasing investment, and the visible accomplishments in various development projects, especially in the Cantt Assembly constituency.

Roshni Nadar has made history as the first woman to join India’s top 10 wealthiest list with a net worth of US$40 billion, thanks to her father Shiv Nadar’s 47% stake in HCL Technologies. She joins other prominent women like Alice Walton and Francoise Bettencourt Meyers in the Hurun Global Rich List 2025.

Minister for Law and Home Affairs K Shanmugam will not be filing a police report against the two sisters who disrupted the meet-the-people's session in Chong Pang on March 12.  Shanmugam, who is also Nee Soon GRC MP, was responding to queries from the media regarding this incident at a doorstop interview during a visit to the Darul Makmur Mosque's temporary prayer site in Northview Primary School on Thursday (March 27).  He said: «Based on my knowledge, (what they did was) potentially a criminal offence. But I haven't filed a police report, and I'm not filing a police report.» He added that to his understanding, the two sisters were under investigation for other offences even prior to the incident in Chong Pang. Minister Shanmugam declined to elaborate what these offences are. He further stated: «They're both young. I (might be) in their parents' generation, and really I hope that they (the sisters) will have the space to learn and grow from this incident.» Shanmugam also urged people to move on from this incident, focusing instead on building «a stronger community together».

Union Home Minister Amit Shah accused the West Bengal government of obstructing border security measures by not providing land for fencing and aiding illegal immigrants. He emphasized the need for stricter immigration laws for national security and highlighted India's role in providing refuge historically. The Immigration and Foreigners Bill, 2025, was passed in the Lok Sabha.

Opposition MPs raised concerns during a debate over the Immigration and Foreigners Bill 2025, citing provisions that grant immigration authorities arbitrary powers. They demanded the Bill be sent to a joint parliamentary committee for thorough scrutiny, highlighting worries such as unchecked authority of officers and seizure of passports.

Political decision-making frequently focuses on short-term impacts to satisfy current demands and ensure the electability of political representatives in office. Advocates of intergenerational fairness argue for a more balanced consideration of policy consequences, emphasising that long-term thinking is crucial to ensure that political choices made today do not negatively affect generations to come. There is a broad range of mechanisms that represent unborn future generations within contemporary spheres of influence such as courts, parliaments and citizen assemblies. Intergenerational fairness has recently secured itself a spot on the European Union's (EU) executive agenda with the inauguration of the post of Commissioner for Intergenerational Fairness, Youth, Culture and Sport, assigned to Glenn Micallef as part of the von der Leyen II College. His tasks for the present legislative term include developing a strategy for intergenerational fairness, to be published at the start of 2026, and institutionalising youth dialogues. The Commission's Joint Research Centre is presently organising stakeholder consultations on intergenerational fairness. Intergenerational fairness has risen to prominence in political discussions not only within the EU but also on an international scale. At the United Nations Summit of the Future in September 2024, delegates adopted a Declaration on the Rights of Future Generations. The phase-out of fossil fuels featured on the summit agenda, raising questions at the nexus of intergenerational fairness and climate change. Judicial institutions have addressed similar topics, with calls for intergenerational fairness being increasingly prominent in climate litigation. In light of these developments, this briefing will focus on mechanisms for implementing intergenerational fairness within the EU's institutional framework in the context of climate change. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

Paola Marra, 53, had been struck with breast and bowel cancer and opted to end her life at the Dignitas clinic in March last year, using her final statement to call for a change in UK law to legalise assisted dying.

BAFTA have announced the full list of TV Award and TV Craft Award nominations ahead of the prestigious ceremony which will take place next month.

Just Stop Oil has said it is going to stop carrying out its campaign of stunts.

Le jeudi 20 mars 2025, dans le 1ier arrondissement de Libreville, s'est tenue à l'immeuble Arambo, sous l'égide du Commissariat Général au Plan, le premier séminaire de sensibilisation sur le Fonds d'Études Sectorielles (FES), marquant le retour de la Direction des Investissements Publics au sein de cette entité qui a fait les beaux temps du développement du Gabon. Cette rencontre de haut vol a rassemblé plus de 150 personnes représentants les administrations sectorielles tels que les (...) - SOCIETE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Le Président de la Transition, Président de la République, Chef de l'État, le Général Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, a reçu ce jour au Palais Rénovation une délégation d'entrepreneurs gabonais, conduite par M. Henri-Claude Oyima, Président de la Fédération des Entreprises du Gabon (FEG). Cette rencontre a été l'occasion pour le Chef de l'État de remercier le secteur privé pour son engagement durant le processus de transition, tout en soulignant les avancées réalisées depuis le 30 août (...) - ECONOMIE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Le Parti démocratique gabonais (PDG) veut aller de l'avant en épousant l'ère du temps. Les troupes étaient mobilisées récemment à Ndendé pour célébrer son 57eme anniversaire en différé (Gabonews) : Les militants du PDG dans le département de la Dola (Ngounié) continuent à donner vie cette formation politique chère à feu Omar Bongo Ondimba. Les événements du 30 août 2023 n'ont éteint la lumière de ce parti créé le 12 mars 1968 à Koula-Moutou. Après l'hymne du parti, la secrétaire (...) - POLITIQUE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

A new survey by Maskína for Vísir shows the Independence Party leading with 24.3% support, making it the largest political party in the country. The Social Democratic Alliance has gained ground, while the Liberal Reform Party remains stable and the People's Party sees a decline.

Norfolk Coroner's Court heard how fitness fan Mohammed Farraj, 21, had failed to set the correct position for locking brakes on guide rails on a Smith Machine while doing a calf raising exercise.

A further nine have been injured, four critically, in the disaster which happened a kilometre off the holiday resort of Hurghada this morning.

Mzuzu Police have barred journalists from photographing the newly constructed Mzuzu Police Clinic, just days after Northern Region Police Commissioner Richard Luhanga was arrested on corruption charges. Luhanga was apprehended by the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) for allegedly stealing paint donated by Press Trust Limited for the clinic’s renovation. Instead, he is accused of diverting the […] The post Mzuzu Police Block Journalists Amid ‘Paintgate’ appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Malawi’s leading courier service provider, Speed Courier, has assured its customers that it will maintain professional handling and timely delivery of parcels across the country. Speed Courier Operations Director Talha Malik, speaking in an interview on Wednesday, said the company will also maintain its listening ear to the customers’ concerns. “Since its establishment, our company has […] The post Speed Courier assures of professional handling, timely delivery of parcels, CSR activities appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Amid increasing threats of another food crisis in Malawi following a drought that has yet again hit the country, the National Smallholder Farmers Association of Malawi (NASFAM) has announced the launch of the Adaptation Policies and Accountable Climate Funding Project. NASFAM Head of Programmes and Communication, Rejoice Chikakuda, said the project, which will be implemented in […] The post ESAFF, NASFAM launch project to increase rural farmers’ participation in climate advocacy appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

How I wish the forex generators of ATM (Agriculture, Tourism, and Mining) had received a major portion of the national budget. At only 12%, the ATM development allocation is a mockery. Wages at 18% must be critically examined. Do we need all the civil servants, or is there excess baggage, considering the low level of […] The post Can A Cow That is Not Properly Fed Give Good Quantity Of Milk That Everyone Depends On? A Villager’s Perspective appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

[ANGOP] Luanda -- The first chief of the General Staff of the now defunct FAPLA, general João Luís Neto «Xietu», died Wednesday in Luanda of an illness, aged 81.

Get the latest news on President Donald Trump’s return to the White House and the new Congress.

Under the US proposal, Ukraine will have to allocate revenues from its resources, while the aid Washington has provided to Kiev since 2022 will be considered a US contribution to the fund

Earlier, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said in an interview with Channel One that Moscow and Washington were discussing the Nord Stream issue

The 2025 ECA Canoe Slalom European Championships will be held between May 14 and 18 in Paris

A 51-year-old man has been charged on Thursday (March 27) for allegedly inviting two Bangladeshi nationals for a religious public assembly at Lantana Lodge, a migrant worker dormitory near Tuas South Avenue 4. In a joint statement on March 27, the Singapore Police Force and the Ministry of Manpower said that Abdus Sattar invited Hamza Md Amir @ Amir Hamza and Ullah Mohammed Neamat to the assembly on Aug 9, 2024. At the gathering, Amir had allegedly preached to the migrant workers present, while Ullah had allegedly performed songs to the crowd. Both acts were done without the necessary permits and licences required, resulting in Sattar being charged under the Public Order Act 2009 (POA) and the Public Entertainments Act 1958 (PEA). Amir is a preacher known for his «extremist and segregationist» views and alleged connection to a pro-al-Qaeda organisation in Bangladesh, according to an earlier statement from the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Aug 21, 2024. Minister for Home Affairs and Law K Shanmugam had said then that Amir had managed to enter Singapore undetected by using a passport registered under a different name.

More than 50 million travellers have cleared immigration using QR codes at Singapore's land checkpoints since March 19 last year, the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) announced on Thursday (March 27). The Authority also announced that the full implementation of QR code clearance at local land checkpoints began in January this year. The QR code clearance system was launched in March 2024 for cars and was then gradually extended to the bus, motorcycle, and cargo zones. At present, the QR code clearance gantries have served over 50.3 million travellers at Singapore's land checkpoints. Comparing the March school holidays in 2024 and 2025, ICA said about 2,000 more travellers were cleared per hour with the QR code clearance initiative. For those driving, over 30 million travellers — or 70 per cent of total car travellers between March 2024 and 2025 — have cleared immigration using the QR code. To utilise the QR code clearance system, travellers must create a profile and generate an individual or group QR code using the MyICA mobile app prior to reaching the checkpoint.

SINGAPORE — A man was driving a car after consuming alcoholic drinks when it struck a power-assisted bicycle (PAB) and the rider later died in hospital. Teo Kok Meng, 38, then contacted Jacky Tan Kah Kiat, 35, who decided to take the rap for the accident that took place at around 10pm on Sept 27, 2022, court documents stated. Tan finally told the truth to the police when his statement was recorded at around 2.45pm the next day. On March 26, he was sentenced to three weeks' jail after pleading guilty to performing an act that could obstruct the course of justice. Teo's case is pending. Deputy Public Prosecutor Mohamed Riasudeen told the court that at around 8pm on Sept 27, 2022, the two men met at a Bukit Batok coffee shop, where they drank some alcoholic beverages. They later left the coffee shop and Teo drove Tan home to Teck Whye Avenue. The DPP said that after Tan alighted, Teo was driving along Choa Chu Kang Avenue 1 at around 10pm when the PAB emerged from the slip road of Teck Whye Avenue. The car collided with the PAB and the rider, Samuel Seet, 28, was flung onto the road.