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Venugopal alleges Centre using FCRA as tool against civil society, demands rollback of new rules

Congress general secretary (Organisation) K C Venugopal on Friday stepped up the party's attack on the Centre over the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA), accusing Union Home Minister Amit Shah of misleading the Catholic Bishops' Conference of India (CBCI) and alleging that the Narendra Modi government has weaponised the law to target civil society organisations and minority-run institutions.

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India, Australia launch ambitious sports partnership roadmap at Melbourne Cricket Ground

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Friday unveiled an ambitious India-Australia Sports Collaboration Roadmap at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground, marking a significant step towards expanding cooperation in sports, youth engagement, sports science and investment under the broader India-Australia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.

PM Modi, his Australian counterpart pitch deeper economic partnership

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Thursday made a strong pitch for expanding India-Australia economic ties, urging businesses from both countries to forge deeper partnerships in emerging sectors while highlighting the vast opportunities created by India's rapid economic transformation.

Haryana passes Clerical Services (Recruitment and Conditions of Service) Bill 2026

Haryana passes Clerical Services (Recruitment and Conditions of Service) Bill 2026

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday underscored the economic and strategic significance of the India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA), stating that the pact would eliminate tariffs on Indian exports, strengthen labour-intensive sectors, and create new avenues for students and skilled professionals while ensuring robust protection for sensitive domestic industries such as agriculture and dairy.

By Statesman News Service

27 April, 2026 8 mins read
Parties court Bengal’s Matuas as citizenship anxieties cloud key vote

Parties court Bengal’s Matuas as citizenship anxieties cloud key vote

As West Bengal heads for the final phase of polls on Wednesday, the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) and challenger Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) are placing calculated bets on one single community, which both see as pivotal to the make-or-break game - the roughly three million-strong Matuas concentrated in villages along the border with Bangladesh.

By UNI

27 April, 2026 8 mins read
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