Government of India

Government of India has blocked URLs related to Khalistani content and other extermist propaganda on social media with Facebook saw the highest number of blocks (10,976 URLs), followed by X (10,139 URLs). Platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and WhatsApp were also targeted, with 2,211, 2,198, and 138 accounts respectively blocked during this period.

Media outlets like The Wire, Al Jazeera, and BBC soften the image of Gurpatwant Singh Pannun by labelling him a "Sikh activist," despite his designation as a terrorist by India.

Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) on Waqf Amendment Act 2024 has sought suggestions from stakeholders including the public, NGOs, experts, and institutions.

The India-Bangladesh Friendship pipeline was inaugurated in March 2023 by the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, and former Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina. It runs from Siliguri in West Bengal to an oil depot in Parbatipur in district Dinajpur of Bangladesh.

There have been significant changes in Waqf Act post independence giving Waqf Board virtually unlimited powers.

The Central government on Thursday told the Supreme Court that the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is an independent body

Bombay High Court rejected plea of Kunal Kamra and others seeking interim restriction on GoI from notifying FCU

Farmers during protest demand India's exit from WTO, ignoring the fact that GoI's pro-farmer stance at international stage.

During a US House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing on South Asia Human Rights, Kaul claimed there was a "humanitarian crisis" in Kashmir.

Farmers rejected generous proposal of the centre that would have helped small and marginalised farmers diversify crops and assured transition to sustainable practices.