Barabānki News Digest
No headlines were tagged for Barabānki today, so this edition has no city section; note that Barabānki is a district in Uttar Pradesh, not Odisha. The top national story is the Home Ministry's relaxation of passport and visa rules for foreign nationals in India.
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Home Ministry Relaxes Passport and Visa Rules
The Union Home Ministry has relaxed passport and visa rules for foreign nationals in India, according to The Indian Express. The headline does not specify the changes.
Nepal PM to Make First Bilateral Visit to India
Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah will visit India from November 22 on his first bilateral trip, according to The Indian Express.
BJP Alleges Opposition Planning Unrest After Sting
The BJP has said the opposition is planning unrest, citing a TV channel sting operation, according to The Times of India.
Death Linked to Party Following Gun Purchase
The Times of India reports a death connected to a party that followed a gun purchase. The headline gives no further details.
Former Maoist-Controlled Forest Area Used for Cockfight Gambling
The Times of India reports that a forest area formerly controlled by Maoists has become a site for cockfight gambling.
Supreme Court: Constitution Has Primacy Over Special Laws
The Supreme Court has held that the Constitution takes precedence over special laws, according to The Times of India. The headline does not describe the specific case.
India Becomes Third-Largest Arms Exporter to Europe
The Defence Secretary has said India has emerged as the third-largest arms exporter to Europe, according to News On AIR.
India Joins Global 6G Technology Initiative
India has joined a global initiative on 6G technology alongside 24 countries, according to News On AIR.
Hardik Singh Reaches 200 Senior International Caps
Hockey midfielder Hardik Singh has marked 200 senior international caps, and Hockey India has congratulated him.
Britannia Beats Profit Estimates on Packaged Foods Demand
Britannia reported profit above analyst estimates, which Reuters attributes to steady demand for packaged foods.
Amit Shah Sets Three-Year Roadmap for Drug-Free India
Home Minister Amit Shah has outlined a three-year roadmap to make India drug-free by 2029, according to News On AIR.
Centre Accuses CJP of Anti-India Funding
The Centre has accused an organisation referred to as CJP of anti-India funding, citing foreign donors and alleged Pakistan links, according to NDTV.
Election Body Opens Door for Reinclusion of Deleted Voters
The Election Commission has said voters who were deleted from the rolls can re-enroll, according to DW. The headline does not specify the process.