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Aadhaar Card update 2025: Check UIDAI's list of documents for enrolment, update; know how Indian nationals, OCI, children above 5 years, Long Term Visa holders, foreign nationals can apply
The Unique Identification Authority of India, UIDAI, provides a detailed list of documents. Residents can use these documents for Aadhaar updates or enrollment. This applies to individuals, Hindu Undivided Families, and Overseas Citizens of India. UIDAI also announced a rule addressing multiple Aadhaar numbers issued to one person. The earliest Aadhaar with biometric data will be retained.
Strike shuts down Bangladesh's biggest port
Operations at Bangladesh's Chittagong Port, a crucial hub for the nation's economy, have been suspended due to a strike by customs officials. This action stems from a dispute with the government's plan to overhaul the National Board of Revenue.
Bangladesh says attacks on Tagore's property an 'altercation between two visitors and caretaker'
Bangladesh government addressed an incident at Rabindra Kachari Bari. It involved an altercation between visitors and the caretaker. A criminal case was filed, and two arrests were made. Local inquiry board was formed by the district administration. The government reaffirms its respect for Rabindranath Tagore. They condemn any divisive attempts to create controversy.
Rapido’s fresh funding; Starlink’s gotcha moment
Rapido has bagged fresh capital from an investor ahead of its food delivery rollout. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
Supporters of Bangladesh’s ex-Premier Khaleda Zia rally demanding general election by December
Tens of thousands of Bangladeshi students rallied in Dhaka, demanding a general election by December amidst growing discontent with the interim government. The rally, organised by groups linked to the BNP, follows weeks of political tension and calls for elections from various factions.
Bangladesh deploys special forces as employees protest new rules
Tensions persisted in Dhaka as government employees continued their protests at the secretariat for the fourth day, prompting heightened security measures. Amidst the unrest, ATM Azharul Islam, a Jamaat-e-Islami leader convicted of war crimes, was acquitted. Meanwhile, interim government chief adviser Muhammad Yunus is scheduled to visit Japan to enhance bilateral cooperation.
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Assam Electronics Round Table 2025: Assam CM appeals investors to come and invest in electronics sector
Assam is strategically positioned as a central hub for Northeast India and a key player in India's Act East Policy, according to Chief Minister Sarma. The state boasts a robust economy with significant GDP growth and is attracting substantial investment in the electronics sector, particularly with the development of the Tata OSAT facility and associated infrastructure projects.
Bangladesh new service law: Protesting employees lock main entrance of Secretariat
Bangladeshi government employees protested a new service law, halting administrative functions and locking the Secretariat gate briefly. Simultaneously, Dhaka South City Corporation employees demanded a BNP leader's installation as mayor, further disrupting services. Business leaders voiced concerns over economic instability and violence, while military leaders expressed unease about policy decisions and election timelines, increasing the tension in Bangladesh.
Unease grips Bangladesh amid protests in civil administration over interim govt policies
Bangladesh faces rising unrest. Government employees and business leaders protest Muhammad Yunus's interim government policies. They fear economic hardship and restrictive laws. Businessmen cite investment failures and potential job losses. The military expresses concerns over election timelines and security matters. Political parties demand a clear election date. The International Crimes Tribunal frames charges related to past protests.
Bangladesh government workers protest tax authority reform
In Bangladesh, security surrounded the tax authority due to an employee strike. The strike, lasting two weeks, protested government reforms. It began after the ousting of Sheikh Hasina. Muhammad Yunus leads the interim government. The strike could halt imports and exports. Daily tax revenue losses are significant. Civil servants also protested against new disciplinary powers. Garment industry recovery faces disruption.
Bangladeshi tribunal accepts charges against 8 persons for crimes against humanity during 2024 uprising
Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal has accepted charges against former Dhaka police commissioner Habibur Rahman Habib and seven officers for crimes against humanity during the 2024 uprising. The tribunal will begin hearing the case on June 3, marking the first time it has addressed mass killings from that period.
Central and South Asia: Steps to restore forgotten ties
The Termez Dialogue fosters connectivity between Central and South Asia, focusing on peace, friendship, and prosperity. It highlights historical ties, trade routes, and cultural exchanges, addressing challenges to regional stability. The platform aims to strengthen cooperation in education, science, technology, and security, promoting sustainable development and regional integration.
After JNU and Jamia, Punjab's LPU, Hyderabad’s MANUU and Kanpur University cut ties with Turkish institutions
Several Indian universities have ended academic ties with Turkish institutions. This decision follows national security concerns and Turkey's stance on India's territorial issues. Universities like JNU, Jamia Millia Islamia, LPU, MANUU, and Kanpur University have terminated MoUs. The Association of Indian Universities has advised reviewing collaborations with Pakistan, Turkey, and Bangladesh.
1mg’s offline push; cyberattacks on the rise
Happy Wednesday! Tata Digital’s epharmacy, 1mg, is looking to expand its offline presence amid talks of fresh funding. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
Assam: CM Himanta Biswa gives an account of pushback against illegal Bangladeshis
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma stated that illegal Bangladeshi immigrants and Rohingyas were deported, including individuals from Matia Transit Camp. The government is now intercepting potential infiltrators at the border. Additional Director General Mahesh Kumar Aggarwal reviewed border security. Due to the situation, the BJP government has implemented austerity measures and cancelled celebrations.
CM Revanth Reddy orders high alert, detention of illegal foreign nationals in Telangana
Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has ordered heightened security measures across the state, directing police to detain illegal Pakistani and Bangladeshi nationals. Following 'Operation Sindoor,' security will be increased at defense establishments and foreign consulates. The state government is organizing a rally to support the Indian Army, urging public participation and emphasizing national unity during these times.
Muhammad Yunus, Elon Musk hold talks to bring Starlink Internet to Bangladesh
Bangladesh's Chief Adviser, Muhammad Yunus, discussed with Elon Musk the possibility of launching Starlink satellite internet in Bangladesh. The collaboration aims to improve internet service, particularly for rural women and youth, and drive technological and economic advancement. An invitation was extended to Musk to visit Bangladesh for the launch.
J-K BJP leaders demand action against Mehbooba Mufti over 'anti-national' remarks
Jammu and Kashmir BJP leaders have called for action against PDP president Mehbooba Mufti for her remarks comparing India's situation with Bangladesh. They also praised the recent termination of government employees with alleged terror links and urged for continued efforts to dismantle the terror network in the region.
Two deputy governors of Bangladesh Bank resign after Hasina's exit
After Bangladesh Bank Governor Abdur Rouf Talukder resigned, two deputy governors, the head of the Financial Intelligence Unit, and an adviser also stepped down based on interim government directives. The mass resignations came after protests led to the ouster of the Sheikh Hasina-led government over controversial job quotas.
Day after Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigns, hunt on for law & order
Following Sheikh Hasina's resignation amid protests, Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin dissolved Parliament and freed Khaleda Zia. Talks on forming an interim administration are ongoing, with Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus among potential leaders. Violence surged, prompting police strikes and discussions of martial law. India stayed in contact with the Bangladesh military as offices and schools reopened.
US urges its citizens not to travel to Bangladesh
Elevating its travel advisory to the highest 'Level 4: Do Not Travel' category, the US State Department has also recommended the departure of non-emergency US government employees and family members.
CAA applicants can attach 9 documents to prove country of origin, 20 documents on arrival date in India
The Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2019 (CAA) allows non-Muslim migrants from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and Pakistan to gain Indian citizenship by proving their nationality and belonging to specific religious communities. Applicants must renounce existing citizenship and provide various documents to prove their eligibility.
Indian govt agencies to export 2 lakh tonnes of rice to Bangladesh at hefty profits
Two Indian co-operatives will export 2 lakh tonnes of rice under government-to-government deal to Bangladesh, which will also buy another 50,000 tonnes from private traders in India. The G2G deal has taken place at 11 % higher than the tender price of the private trader.
Bangladesh launches crackdown on ISI-backed terror groups
Eight employees of the NGO Small Kindness Bangladesh linked to banned outfit Ansar-al-Islam have been arrested by police in Bangladesh on charges of terror financing.
Government employees may soon be able to go abroad on LTC
The move to allow central government employees to visit these countries is aimed at increasing India's footprint in the strategically important Central Asian region.
China for more cooperation with India, Bangladesh: Envoy
The envoy said the development of one country could bring benefits to other countries.
Bangladesh-India land swap: Dahagram-Angorpota enclave kept out of deal
Fifty one Bangladeshi enclaves in India and 111 Indian enclaves in Bangladesh — a 68-year-old "aberration" was rectified. But with one exception.
Ransom demanded for release of BRTF hostages
"The government would take action to ensure that no abductions take place again in Mizoram soil says Mizoram home minister Lalzirliana
Indians to see a 10.8% rise in salaries in 2015: Towers Watson
The pharmaceutical sector across the region, including India, will continue to have amongst the highest salary increases.
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