Stories from India

The Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) has granted permission to install primary components at the Kakrapar Nuclear Power Plant (KKNP-115). The approved installation includes a reactor pressure vessel, steam generator, and coolant pumps.

The appointment follows recent leadership transitions within the regional police force.

New Delhi authorities are strictly enforcing emissions certification regulations to improve air quality. Enforcement includes inspections at gas stations throughout the city.

The dispute centers on regulatory requirements for digital payment and financial data access.

The Gujarat government has announced that local body elections will be held on April 26.

The Delhi government has instructed healthcare providers to report every new case of leprosy.

The Andhra Pradesh government has announced a budget outlay of Rs 3.32 lakh crore for the 2026-27 fiscal year. The budget focuses on maintaining fiscal discipline and driving capital growth.

Reports indicate China is developing tactical mini nuclear weapons and dangerous missiles. The development is described as a nuclear threat to India's neighborhood. US officials have issued warnings regarding these advancements.

India's imports for April fell to approximately 15 tons, marking the lowest level in nearly three decades. The decline is attributed to banks temporarily suspending customs clearance due to requirements regarding integrated goods and services.

The Namiya Foundation is running a program near New Delhi to assist workers facing redundancy due to automation. New roles expected to emerge include AI workflow specialists, AI operations managers, AI-enabled customer experience specialists, and AI quality and governance specialists. The program aims to help individuals transition as roles change. Some existing positions are expected to become redundant while new, different roles are created.