Ministry of home affairs

The Ministry of Home Affairs has directed the removal of two Pakistani women’s names from Bihar’s voter list after they were identified during verification. The discovery has raised questions on infiltration, illegal stay, and systemic lapses.

Replying to MPs Shambhu Sharan Patel and Neeraj Shekhar, the Government said fencing delays in West Bengal are due to land acquisition, with statistics showing infiltration, cattle smuggling, narcotics, gold and counterfeit currency seizures in recent years.

The IB is recruiting 5,000 Security Assistants across India, with a special focus on youth fluent in Rohingya for postings in Kolkata for tackling the menace of illegal immigration from Bangladesh.

The Telangana High Court stripped former BRS MLA Chennamaneni Ramesh of Indian citizenship, declared him a German citizen, and imposed a Rs 30 lakh fine for concealing his status.

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.

The Indian government has launched an investigation into Netflix India, focusing on allegations of visa violations, tax evasion, and racial discrimination.

Ministry of Home Affairs has revised the financial powers of Director Generals of paramilitary forces and other intelligence agencies for rewards to informers in operational areas.

French journalist Sebastien Farcis needs to understand that his Visa, OCI card and work permit are privileges and not his rights.

Union Home Secretary Ajay Kumar Bhalla presented the certificates to the 14 people after their applications were processed online through a dedicated portal, according to an official spokesperson.

In his letter to the Home Ministry, Chandrasekhar allegedly included screenshots of conversations between him and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leaders including former Delhi minister Satyendra Jain and Chief Minister of Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal.