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Hyderabad's restaurant sector faces a crisis as commercial LPG prices surge, threatening shutdowns and job losses. Owners report operating at significant losses, with the steep hike in cylinder costs pushing many to explore alternatives like wood and electricity. This impacts not only kitchens but also hospitality workers, leading to reverse migration.

The 2026 Indian Assembly Elections showcased a nation in transition, marked by regional pride, welfare economics, and celebrity influence. Tragedies, controversial rhetoric, and mass voter roll deletions defined campaigns across states, leading to high voter turnout and intense political theatre.

Small eatery owners say timely LPG refills are unavailable, forcing them to buy cylinders at high prices in the open market. In some areas, middlemen supply cylinders for a commission.

A severe LPG cylinder shortage, exacerbated by global energy supply route pressures, has forced many informal sector factory workers in NCR to leave for their native villages. The collapse of the black market for cheap, informal refills has made survival impossible for daily wage earners, leading to mass departures and hunger.

India is ready to cooperate with Donald Trump’s administration to repatriate around 18,000 illegal indian migrants from the US. In return, India hopes to secure legal immigration routes like student and H-1B visas. This move also aims to strengthen India’s labor agreements with other countries and deter secessionist movements.

The US dispatched a C-17 military aircraft to India, carrying illegal indian migrants for deportation. This rare move involved dozens of deportees, though their exact number remains unconfirmed. The flight arrives amidst PM Modi's upcoming US visit. India is set to accept and verify these Indian nationals. Military aircraft for deportation is significant given past practices.

The violence in Assam is clearly cause for grave concern, and no one will deny that our minorities need solace, understanding and protection from aggression.

The violence in Assam is clearly cause for grave concern, and no one will deny that our minorities need solace, understanding and protection from aggression.

The Mumbai Police have busted a racket where agents illegally brought Bangladeshi nationals into India, helped them obtain Indian passports, and sent them abroad for jobs. At least 60 Bangladeshi nationals are suspected to have used Indian documentation to fly to the Middle East. The job aspirants paid the gang a significant amount for the "package deal" as Indian passport holders are highly valued overseas. The mastermind, Shahrukh Khan, is on the run, and several arrests have been made in connection with the case. Elite counter-terrorism agencies are also involved in the investigation.

Over a dozen Indians have been at the receiving end of Britain’s latest crackdown on illegal immigrants and “rogue landlords” who rent out buildings to migrants in an unauthorized manner.

An Indian national, Vodela Yashaswi Kottapalli, has been detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on charges including the sexual assault of a minor in New Jersey. ICE stated he is being held pending removal proceedings, highlighting intensified actions against undocumented migrants accused of crimes.

Kerala police are losing sleep over the influx of illegal migrants from Bangladesh.

A US military aircraft has begun deporting migrants to India as part of President Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration. The Indian government is cooperating, and both countries have identified around 18,000 Indian migrants for deportation. The cost of military deportation flights is significantly high.