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India's Home Ministry has relaxed passport and visa rules for foreign nationals in India. Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah is scheduled to make his first bilateral visit to India from November 22.
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Home Ministry Relaxes Passport and Visa Rules
The Home Ministry has relaxed passport and visa rules for foreign nationals in India. The Indian Express reported the change.
Nepal PM to Make First Bilateral Visit to India
Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah will make his first bilateral trip as prime minister to India, starting November 22.
BJP Alleges Opposition Planning Unrest After TV Sting
The BJP has said the opposition is planning unrest, citing a TV channel sting operation. The Times of India reported the allegation.
Party Gun Purchase Ends in Death
A gun purchase linked to a party ended in a death, according to The Times of India. Further details were not available in the headline summary.
Former Maoist-Controlled Forest Area Used as Cockfight Gambling Den
A forest area that was previously controlled by Maoists has been turned into a cockfight gambling den, according to The Times of India.
Supreme Court Rules Constitution Has Primacy Over Special Laws
The Supreme Court has held that the Constitution takes precedence over special laws. The Times of India reported the ruling.
India Becomes Third-Largest Arms Exporter to Europe
Defence Secretary has stated that India has emerged as the third-largest arms exporter to Europe. News On AIR reported the statement.
India Joins 24-Country Global 6G Initiative
India has joined a global initiative on 6G technology with 24 other countries. News On AIR reported the development.
Hardik Singh Reaches 200 Senior International Caps
Hockey India has congratulated midfielder Hardik Singh on marking 200 senior international caps.
Britannia Beats Profit Estimates on Packaged Foods Demand
Britannia reported profit above analyst estimates, which Reuters attributed to steady demand for packaged foods. The headline summary did not include specific profit figures.
Amit Shah Outlines Roadmap to Make India Drug-Free by 2029
Home Minister Amit Shah has outlined a three-year roadmap aimed at making India drug-free by 2029. News On AIR reported the plan.
Centre Accuses CJP of Anti-India Foreign Funding
The Centre has accused CJP of receiving anti-India funding from foreign donors and Pakistan-linked sources, according to NDTV. The headline summary did not include further details.
Election Body Opens Door for Reinclusion of Deleted Voters
The Election Commission has opened a path for voters who were deleted from the rolls to re-enroll. DW reported the change.