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Govt tables bill on new immigration framework in LS

Hindustan Times Bengaluru

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March 12, 2025

Bill at a glance The Immigration and Foreigners Bill, 2025 seeks to streamline and strengthen various processes related to stay, entry and exit of foreigners in India

- Neeraj Chauhan

NEW DELHI: The government on Tuesday introduced a new bill on immigration and the entry of foreigners into India, seeking to create a new framework that will replace four existing laws.

The Immigration and Foreigners Bill, 2025 was introduced by Union minister of state for home, Nityanand Rai in the Lok Sabha and he clarified that the idea is not to "stop anyone (referring to tourists) from coming to India". "More and more people are welcome in India, but everyone must adhere to the immigration law," he added.

He dismissed claims by Opposition leaders that the new bill was violative of constitutional provisions. "It seeks to correct overlapping and duplicate provisions in prevailing laws governing immigration and foreigners in the country," he said.

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SC seeks states’ data on cases of ‘digital arrest’

The Supreme Court ‘on Monday sought details of cyber crimes involving “digital arrest” pending investigation before all states and union territories as it considered a larger probe by one agency, preferably the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), to examine all cases.

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Jaishankar flags energy trade constraints, unstable markets

India's growing concerns about constriction of energy trade, market access and supply chain reliability were highlighted by external affairs minister S Jaishankar at the East Asia Summit in Malaysia on Monday, against the backdrop of strains created by geopolitical disputes, tariffs and trade sanctions.

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Top court upholds HC order to resume MGNREGA in Bengal

The Supreme Court ‘on Monday upheld a Calcutta high court order directing the Centre to resume the employment guarantee scheme of MGNREGA in West Bengal

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October 28, 2025

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SC SLAMS MAHA GOVT OVER POOR COMPENSATORY AFFORESTATION

The Supreme Court on Monday slammed the Maharashtra government over the compensatory afforestation carried out in lieu of trees cut in Aarey forest after an inspection of the over 20,000 saplings revealed that only 50% of trees had managed to survive.

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1 min

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Bengal transfers 527 bureaucrats ahead of SIR rollout, row erupts

In one of its largest administrative rejigs, the West Bengal government on Monday transferred 527 Indian Administrative Service (IAS) and West Bengal Civil Service (WBCS) officials ahead of the rollout of the special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in the state.

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Cultural motifs shape parties’ electoral plans

Culture becomes poll pitch

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SC reluctant to pursue contempt against shoe-hurling bid accused

THE COURT SAID THAT GIVING ATTENTION TO THE LAWYER WOULD ONLY GLORIFY A PERSON WHO ‘DESERVES THE CONTEMPT OF BEING IGNORED’

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Nitish has lost control, will not come back after polls: Tejashwi

{ TEJASHWI PRASAD YADAV } RJD LEADER There is no question of any realignment with JD(U) or CM Kumar in the future... After the polls, the JD(U) will be finished and cease to exist

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October 28, 2025

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Kangana apologises for ’21 farmers stir post

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) lawmaker and actor Kangana Ranaut was on Monday granted bail in a defamation case by a district court in Punjab’s Bathinda, even as she expressed regret for her controversial 2021 tweet made against an elderly woman during the farmers’ protest against the now-repealed farm laws.

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October 28, 2025

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Oppn calls SIR a ‘conspiracy’, BJP hits back

Phase II of SIR

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October 28, 2025

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