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Bharat Express News Network
From Licence Raj To PLI: How India Shifted From Punishment To Production, Says PM Modi
PM Modi said the PLI scheme has attracted Rs 2.5 lakh crore in investment, generated Rs 22 lakh crore in production and created over 14 lakh jobs.
Telangana CM Revanth Reddy’s US Visit Cancelled After Centre Denies Political Clearance
Revanth Reddy’s proposed US visit was cancelled after the Centre denied political clearance, while his UK programme remains approved.
New Criminal Laws: Amit Shah Says BNS, BNSS, BSA Are More Transparent And Technology-Driven
Amit Shah highlighted Zero FIR, E-FIR, electronic evidence and faster trials under India’s three new criminal laws.
GST Registration May Get Simpler: Centre, States Work On Common Rules
Centre and state tax authorities are working on common GST registration rules and documents to make approvals more uniform for businesses.
Premier League 2026-27: Can Arsenal Defend Their Crown? The Season Begins
The Premier League 2026-27 season begins with Arsenal defending their title against Coventry City, while several clubs start under new managers.
India-Japan Defence Push: PM Modi Opens Doors For Japanese Partnerships With Indian Start-Ups
PM Modi and Japanese Defence Minister Shinjiro Koizumi discussed deeper defence ties, with focus on Indian start-ups, co-development and maritime security.
‘Every Person Must Feel Loved’: Rahul Gandhi Targets BJP Over Minorities, Dalits
Rahul Gandhi called for an inclusive India where every person feels loved and respected, while explaining his vision of ‘Swaraj’.
Union Cabinet Approves High Court Of J&K And Ladakh Bench In Leh
The Union Cabinet has approved a High Court bench in Leh to improve access to justice for people living in remote areas of Ladakh.
UPI Charges Explained: Centre Says Person-To-Person Payments Will Remain Free
The Centre has clarified that person-to-person UPI transactions will remain free, while possible merchant charges under the new law are yet to be finalised.
Vande Mataram Row: Amit Shah Slams Congress Over Two-Stanza Decision
Amit Shah criticised the Congress over its decision to sing only two stanzas of Vande Mataram, accusing the party of appeasement politics.
