IFFK 2025: 6 films dropped, 13 get nod after MEA block
The 2025 International Film Festival of Kerala faces censorship hurdles as six films are denied screening clearance by the Centre. Diplomatic issues cited. Read the full story.
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IFFK 2025: Six films denied clearance, 13 approved
Six films were denied censorship exemption for IFFK 2025 due to diplomatic issues, while 13 others got clearance. Get the full details on the festival's screening hurdles.
Panel gets extension to review bills on PM, CM removal
A parliamentary committee has been granted more time to examine two crucial bills that outline the process for removing a Prime Minister or Chief Minister from office. The report is now due in the Winter Session.
Panel gets extension to review PM, CM removal bills
A parliamentary committee has been given more time to examine crucial bills that propose changes to the process of removing the Prime Minister and Chief Ministers. Read the latest updates.
Panel wants 3-month deadline for NCLAT appeals under IBC
A parliamentary committee recommends a strict 3-month deadline for NCLAT to dispose of IBC appeals, addressing massive delays. The move aims to streamline India's corporate insolvency process. Read the full report.
Missing Kolkata journalist returns after decade in Thailand camp
Subhajit Chandra, missing since 2015, reunited with family in Kolkata after years in a Thai detention camp. Read the incredible story of his rescue and homecoming.
Odisha man rescued from Sudan captivity after 1.5 months
Adarsh Behera from Jagatsinghpur, trapped in Sudan's civil war, was rescued by Indian authorities after being held captive by paramilitary forces. Read his harrowing survival story.
Parliamentary Panel Questions IndiGo on Flight Chaos
IndiGo faces tough questions from a parliamentary committee over mass flight cancellations, blaming system glitches and weather. DGCA and ministry face criticism. Read the full story.
Parliamentary Panel Hears IndiGo on Flight Disruptions
JDU MP Sanjay Jha reveals parliamentary committee heard IndiGo's side on recent flight cancellations. Inquiry ongoing as DGCA orders schedule cuts. Read the full story.
IndiGo COO Grilled by Panel Over Mass Flight Disruptions
IndiGo's COO Isidro Porqueras testified before a parliamentary committee investigating recent mass flight cancellations. A DGCA panel is probing crew rostering and compliance issues. Read the latest updates.
House Panel Lauds Wangchuk's Work, Questions His Arrest
A parliamentary committee praised Sonam Wangchuk's Ladakh institute for implementing NEP 2020. Members express shock over his subsequent arrest under NSA. Read the full report.
Panel Recommends Focus on Pen-and-Paper Exams Over CBT
A parliamentary committee recommends a stronger focus on traditional pen-and-paper exams for national tests like JEE, NEET, citing recurring disruptions in NTA's computer-based tests. Explore the findings and implications.
Lok Sabha Sends Shiksha Adhikshan Bill to Joint Panel
The Lok Sabha has referred the crucial Shiksha Adhikshan Bill, 2025, to a Joint Parliamentary Committee for detailed scrutiny. Learn what this means for India's education governance.
Nagesh Singh named India's new envoy to Australia
Seasoned diplomat Nagesh Singh appointed as India's next High Commissioner to Australia. The 1995-batch IFS officer brings vast experience from Thailand, UN, and MEA roles. Read more.
Rijiju: Trust & Ethics Vital for Parliament, Warns Opposition
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju discusses parliamentary disruptions, the SIR controversy, and minority safety in an exclusive Idea Exchange. He stresses trust in democracy and advises the Opposition to use time wisely. Read the full interview.
Parliamentary Panel to Summon Airlines, DGCA Over Flight Woes
A parliamentary panel will summon airline executives and the DGCA to address rising flight disruptions and passenger grievances. Learn about the key concerns and expected actions.
UPSC Weekly Current Affairs Quiz: Dec 6, 2025
Test your UPSC Prelims prep with this week's top 15 current affairs MCQs. Covers Hornbill Festival, RBI's Goldilocks period, Navy Day, and more. Includes answers & explanations.
Govt to Use Full Coal Mine Safety Budget for Tech Upgrades
After a parliamentary panel flagged under-utilisation, the Coal Ministry vows to fully spend safety funds on AI, biometrics, and modern equipment to curb accidents and regulate unpaid overtime in mines.
Jaishankar Addresses Hindustan Times Leadership Summit 2025
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar delivered a keynote address at the 23rd Hindustan Times Leadership Summit on December 6, 2025. Get the latest updates and analysis on India's foreign policy vision.
Indian Students Deported from Russia, US, UK: Govt Data
Govt data reveals 82 Indian students deported from Russia, 170 from UK, 45 from US in 5 years. Details on visa denials and global policy shifts.
Maharashtra Reforms VIP Security Committees
Maharashtra govt reconstitutes High-Level Security & Review Committees for VIP protection. New GR overrides 2007, 2011, 2014 orders. Details inside.
Panel Seeks Opposition Input on Bill for Arrested Leaders
A parliamentary committee has unanimously resolved to ask opposition parties for suggestions on a bill seeking removal of PMs, CMs arrested on serious charges. Get the full details.
Panel on PM, CM Removal Bills to Invite Boycotting Opposition
A key parliamentary panel, dominated by BJP, will invite Opposition parties that boycotted it to discuss bills on removing PM and CMs. Get the latest details on this crucial development.
Celina Jaitly's Brother Detained in UAE, Court Steps In
Bollywood actress Celina Jaitly files plea in Delhi High Court for brother's rescue from UAE detention. Court directs MEA to facilitate communication. Next hearing on Dec 23.
Access Passport Verification Records on DigiLocker Now
Indian citizens can now securely access and share their passport verification records directly via DigiLocker. This digital initiative streamlines processes for employment, education, and more.
Rahul Gandhi: Govt Stopping Dignitaries from Meeting LoP
Rahul Gandhi claims the Modi government is breaking tradition by preventing foreign dignitaries from meeting the Leader of Opposition. He calls it a sign of 'insecurity' ahead of Vladimir Putin's visit. Read the full story.
INS Vikrant's Chetak Helicopters Rescue in Sri Lanka
Indian Navy's INS Vikrant and Chetak helicopters conduct successful rescue operations in Sri Lanka during Cyclone, showcasing India's humanitarian commitment.
ONOE Bill Committee Seeks More Time for Review
The parliamentary committee reviewing the one-nation-one-election bill seeks extension to gather stakeholder views. Law Commission supports simultaneous polls as constitutional. Read latest updates.
Singh Seeks Panel Review for Higher Education Bill
Rajya Sabha MP Digvijaya Singh requests parliamentary committee scrutiny of the Higher Education Commission of India Bill 2025 before Parliament debate. The Bill aims to merge UGC, AICTE, and NCTE.
Rijiju: Parliament Disruptions a Disaster for Opposition
Ahead of the Winter Session, Minister Kiren Rijiju cautions the Opposition that disrupting Parliament is politically damaging for them. He discusses the Election Commission and parliamentary standards. Read more.
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