Stories from Delhi · India

Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal met with Vincent Escot, Director of International Relations for LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton A.C.E., in New Delhi. Mr.

The government has appointed Vice Admiral Krishna Swaminathan as the Chief of Naval Staff. The Ministry of Defense stated that Vice Admiral Swaminathan is currently serving in the Western Naval Command. The Hindustan Times reported that Swaminathan has been named the Navy chief. The report also states that a new Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) has been appointed.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah are scheduled to take the oath of office. The event is being reported as news. This event signifies a formal step in the formation or continuation of the government.

Instructions were issued to all sources regarding this policy. The statement also referenced the Right to Information Act in relation to the confidentiality of census-collected personal data.

An order has been issued for a report from party observers in a state concerning a leader. This report is expected to be based on national considerations, according to sources.

Russian films 'Tuman' and 'Okhotnik' received awards at the 15th Delhi International Film Festival. 'Tuman,' directed by Natalia Gugueva, won 'Best Direction,' while Zaur Tsaguev's 'Okhotnik' was named 'Best Adventure Film.' The festival program featured films from over 50 countries.

The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) is reportedly paying attention to school-level courses. A number of school books have been revised to ensure freedom fighters receive their due recognition.

A statement broadcast by AIR News 24x7 called for the establishment of a special court. The call specifically mentioned Chief Justice Surekant and Justice Joy in connection with this proposed court.

The fifth meeting of the Joint Working Group on Combating Terrorism and Transnational Crime between India and Singapore was held in New Delhi yesterday.

The National Commission for Women (NCW) has demanded swift trials, strict monitoring, and a ban on parole in heinous rape cases.