In a sweeping policy move, the Trump administration launched an extensive review of approximately 55 million individuals holding various categories of U.S. visas, scrutinizing potential violations that could lead to deportation or legal consequences. The initiative reflects the government’s intensified stance on immigration enforcement, with a focus on rooting out fraud, overstays, and misuse of visa privileges.

In a landmark directive, the Supreme Court has prohibited the feeding of stray dogs on streets and in public places, allowing such activity only in designated zones identified by municipal authorities. The ruling comes amid growing concerns over rising dog-bite cases and public safety. The judgment emphasizes the need to balance compassion for animals with the rights of citizens to live without fear.

In a surprising turn of events, popular comedians Krushna Abhishek and Kiku Sharda reportedly had a heated exchange during the shoot of The Kapil Sharma Show. Known for their impeccable timing and camaraderie on stage, the incident shocked both the production team and audience members present. Tensions escalated to the point where Krushna, visibly upset, declared “Main jaata hu yahan se” before walking off the set.

The Odisha government has approved fresh investment proposals worth Rs. 4,515 crore, signaling its continued push to strengthen the state’s industrial base and attract large-scale private capital. The projects, spanning sectors such as metals, chemicals, renewable energy, and logistics, are expected to generate thousands of direct and indirect jobs. Officials emphasize that these investments will not only enhance value-added manufacturing but also improve the state’s competitiveness in global supply chains.

India’s textile exports have demonstrated remarkable resilience despite global economic headwinds, trade tensions, and shifting demand patterns. Latest industry data reveal an upward trend in outbound shipments, driven by robust demand for cotton yarn, garments, and home textiles. While many economies are grappling with inflationary pressures and volatile consumer spending, Indian exporters have leveraged competitive pricing, government incentives, and supply-chain adaptability to maintain growth.

India’s public sector banks (PSBs) delivered an impressive performance in the first quarter of FY26, posting a record combined net profit of Rs. 44,218 crore—an 11 percent year-on-year increase. The State Bank of India spearheaded the sector’s gains, supported by treasury income and robust retail lending, while Indian Overseas Bank and Punjab & Sind Bank reported exceptional profit growth. However, Punjab National Bank’s sharp decline underscored uneven performance across institutions.

Paras Dairy, a well-established name in India’s dairy industry, is accelerating its national expansion by entering western and southern states after years of dominance in the north. With a strategy centered on product diversification, brand visibility, and robust distribution channels, the company aims to strengthen its footprint in highly competitive markets. Backed by consistent revenue growth and a growing consumer base, Paras Dairy is positioning itself to challenge regional leaders through aggressive market penetration and innovative offerings.

India has positioned itself at the forefront of the global artificial intelligence (AI) revolution, according to a recent Microsoft report. The findings highlight how Indian enterprises are leveraging AI to enhance productivity, streamline operations, and accelerate innovation across industries. With widespread adoption ranging from IT services and manufacturing to healthcare and retail, India’s AI transformation is being propelled by a blend of policy support, skilled workforce, and thriving digital infrastructure.

Tamil Nadu has achieved a notable milestone by converting 77% of its signed Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) into actual investments, underscoring its reputation as one of India’s most business-friendly states. The high conversion rate reflects the government’s proactive policies, streamlined approvals, and strong infrastructure support. This performance positions Tamil Nadu as a frontrunner in industrial growth, particularly in sectors such as automobiles, electronics, renewable energy, and textiles.

Tata Capital has reported a remarkable surge in profitability ahead of its planned initial public offering, signaling strong investor confidence and robust business fundamentals. The financial services company’s net profit more than doubled in the latest quarter, driven by growth in lending, investment advisory services, and asset management. Analysts view this as a strategic milestone, positioning Tata Capital favorably in the competitive financial sector and enhancing its valuation ahead of the IPO.