Brussels Breakthrough: Jaishankar Powers India-EU Strategic Reset

A High-Stakes Visit Amid Global Flux S. Jaishankar’s recent visit to Brussels marked a significant diplomatic moment, coming just weeks after the landmark India-EU Free Trade Agreement (FTA). Invited by Kaja Kallas, Jaishankar addressed all 27 EU foreign ministers at the Foreign Affairs Council—India’s first such engagement since escalating tensions in West Asia disrupted global supply…

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The Hundred Controversy: Gavaskar Slams SunRisers Leeds Over Abrar Ahmed Signing

Abrar Ahmed’s £190,000 Deal Sparks Debate A fresh controversy has erupted in cricket after SunRisers Leeds signed Pakistani spinner Abrar Ahmed for £190,000 during the 2026 auction of The Hundred in England. The signing, which took place on March 12, immediately drew attention because the franchise is owned by India’s Sun Group, led by media tycoon…

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SC Warns Mandatory Menstrual Leave May Hurt Women’s Jobs

Supreme Court Flags Risks of Compulsory Policy India’s Supreme Court has declined to mandate menstrual leave across workplaces, cautioning that such a legal requirement could unintentionally harm women’s employment prospects. Hearing a public interest litigation seeking compulsory paid leave for menstruation, a bench led by Chief Justice Surya Kant observed that forcing employers through law might…

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Massive Airlift: 52,000 Indians Return Safely from War-Hit Gulf

More than 52,000 Indian nationals have safely returned from the Gulf region between March 1 and March 7, 2026, as conflict between Iran, the United States, and Israel disrupted air travel and threatened civilian safety. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) confirmed that 32,107 passengers were flown home by Indian carriers, including Air India, while thousands more…

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