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What Is The WISA Act? Proposed US Bill Seeks To Undo Trump’s Strict 2025 H-1B Visa Rules
New US bill seeks to reverse 2025 H-1B visa rules, including $100,000 employer fee, sparking immigration debate.

Air India Introduces Fuel Surcharge On Domestic And International Flights Amid Iran War Fuel Crisis
Air India will introduce phased fuel surcharges from March 12 as West Asia conflict drives aviation fuel costs.

Container Ship Attacked Near UAE’s Strait of Hormuz, UK Maritime Agency Confirms Incident
A container ship was damaged by an unidentified projectile near Ras Al Khaimah as tensions rise in the Strait of Hormuz following Iran’s retaliation campaign.

India Revises FDI Rules: 60-Day Fast-Track, 10% Automatic Route for Border Country Investments
Union Cabinet eases FDI rules for land-border countries with clear ownership, fast-track approvals, boosting tech and manufacturing.

Trump’s $300 Billion Deal: America’s First New Oil Refinery In 50 Years, Backed By Reliance
Reliance Industries backs America’s first new oil refinery in 50 years in Texas, in what Trump calls the biggest deal in US history.

IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers Resigns Months After Flight Disruption; Rahul Bhatia Steps In As Interim CEO
After a December 2025 operational meltdown and regulatory scrutiny, IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers steps down as Rahul Bhatia takes interim charge.

Tamil Nadu: 43 Coimbatore Students Fall Ill After Lizard Contaminates Midday Meal, Officials Investigate
A lizard-contaminated school meal in Coimbatore sends 43 students to hospital as officials probe hygiene lapses.

17-Year-Old Speech-Impaired Teen Beaten to Death In Bihar After His Cricket Cheer Misunderstood During T20
17-Year-Old Speech-Impaired Teen Dies in Bihar After Cricket Cheer Misunderstood During India vs New Zealand T20.

Indonesia Becomes Second BrahMos Buyer After Philippines in $200–$350 Million India Deal
India seals $300 million BrahMos missile deal with Indonesia, including technology transfer, making it the second buyer after Philippines.

How West Asia Tensions Are Affecting LPG Supply and What India Is Doing to Mitigate the Impact
To safeguard 33 crore households from West Asia’s shipping disruptions, the Indian government has prioritised domestic LPG production while implementing a 25-day refill gap to prevent hoarding.

Kuwait Declares Force Majeure, Oil Peaks At $119 And Russia Is Already Offering Europe A Conditional Lifeline
Russia offers Europe conditional energy supplies as US–Israeli strikes on Iran paralyse Hormuz and oil hits $119.

Jaipur Food Safety Department Destroys 1.5 Lakh kg Expired Amul Food During Massive Warehouse Raids
Jaipur Food Safety Department destroyed 1.5 lakh kg expired Amul products after uncovering distributor tampering dates using chemicals and YouTube tricks.
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