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India’s most expensive cinematic production—a mega-budget retelling of the beloved Hindu epic Ramayana—has divided film critics and cultural purists even as it draws packed crowds across theatres. While audiences have celebrated its ambitious visual scale and star-studded lineup, the film faces sharp pushback over colloquial language, creative departures from classical texts, and an over-reliance on visual effects at the expense of emotional depth.

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The Bombay High Court has ordered the Election Commission to restore six members of a Goa family whose names were deleted from the voter rolls during a recent revision drive. Justices Valmiki Menezes and Amit Jamsandekar gave officials 10 days to fix the list and criticized an unfair bureaucratic trap where computer rejections forced regular voters into filing forms meant only for first-time electors.

The Indian rupee has entered uncharted territory, crossing the ₹95 per dollar threshold for the first time in history. Driven by a month of intense geopolitical instability and massive foreign capital outflows, the currency’s record-breaking slide has forced the central bank into drastic regulatory maneuvers. As the 2026 fiscal year draws to a close, the “breach of 95” stands as a stark symbol of the external pressures currently weighing on the Indian economy.

The long-awaited Noida International Airport is now a reality. Inaugurated by PM Modi, the Jewar facility aims to transform the NCR into a dual-airport hub, promising to revolutionize regional connectivity and cargo logistics. Amid global tensions in West Asia, the PM used the occasion to reassure the nation of India’s economic resilience while laying the foundation for a future where western U.P. is directly connected to the world’s major capitals.

Tensions in West Asia spark concerns over global energy supplies, the Indian government has moved to reassure the public that there is no fuel crisis. With enough crude oil and petroleum stocks to last for 60 days and a steady surge in domestic LPG production, officials confirm that the country is well-prepared to maintain a normal supply. The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas is urging citizens to ignore social media rumors and avoid panic-buying, as all fuel stations remain fully stocked and operational.

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