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On News@7 this March 12, Taniya Dutta brings to you the evening’s most crucial headlines. The Indian government has assured there is no shortage of petrol, diesel, kerosene, or LPG, with Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri stating in Parliament that fuel stocks are adequate and supply chains stable despite global tensions. Meanwhile, the Ministry of External Affairs confirmed that External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar held three discussions with his Iranian counterpart on energy security and shipping. In Meghalaya, curfew in East and West Garo Hills was partially relaxed for essential purchases after election-related clashes, with elections postponed and mobile internet suspended. Produced by Taniya Dutta Sound mixed by Rohan Bharti

On News@7 this March 11, Areeb Raza brings to you the evening’s most crucial headlines. Japan has announced it will release part of its strategic oil reserves from March 16 to stabilise global energy markets amid rising Middle East tensions. Sanae Takaichi said the move will include 15 days of private sector reserves and one month of state reserves. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court of India has said the Uniform Civil Code could be the most effective way to address discrimination in inheritance rights under Muslim personal law. Separately, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the government is providing round-the-clock assistance to Indians in Gulf countries amid the ongoing conflict and accused the Congress of politicising the crisis. Produced by Areeb Raza Sound mixed by Rohan Bharti

On News@7 this March 10, Taniya Dutta brings to you the evening’s most crucial headlines.India has begun supplying diesel to Bangladesh through the India-Bangladesh Friendship Pipeline linking the Numaligarh Refinery in Assam to the Parbatipur depot.Meanwhile, the Supreme Court has ordered the creation of independent appellate tribunals to hear appeals against exclusions from voter lists during the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in West Bengal.Separately, in Himachal Pradesh, Kavinder Gupta was sworn in as the Governor at a ceremony held at Lok Bhavan in Shimla.Produced by Taniya DuttaSound mixed by Suraj Singh

On News@7 this March 9, Areeb Raza brings to you the evening’s most crucial headlines. Indonesia has signed an agreement with India to acquire the BrahMos missile system, strengthening its maritime defence capabilities in a deal reportedly worth $200–350 million. In India, a Delhi court granted 10-day interim bail to Sharjeel Imam, an accused in the 2020 Northeast Delhi riots case, to attend his brother’s wedding and care for his ailing mother. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court directed all states and union territories to provide government jobs or subsistence allowances to acid attack survivors, highlighting challenges in accessing essential services. Produced by Areeb Raza Sound mixed by Rohan Bharti

UPSC announced final results of civil services exam, Kota’s Anuj Agnihotri secures All India Rank. Meanwhile, Rahul Gandhi criticised Centre over US statement on buying Russian oil and panic spread in Dubai after residents get phone alerts for possible missile attack.Tune in!Produced by Taniya DuttaSound mixed by Suraj Singh

On News@7 this March 5, Areeb Raza brings to you the evening’s most crucial headlines. India’s Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri signed a condolence book for Iran’s former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei after he was killed in joint US-Israel airstrikes.  Meanwhile, a five-member delegation from Maharashtra will travel to Colombia to observe its congressional elections under the Election Commission’s global electoral cooperation initiative.  In Himachal Pradesh, hundreds of employees, pensioners and residents protested against the rollout of smart electricity meters, claiming the project could cost about 25 billion rupees and eventually raise electricity bills for consumers. Produced by Areeb Raza Sound mixed by Rohan Bharti

On News@7 this March 3, Taniya Dutta brings to you the evening’s most crucial headlines. Amid rising tensions in Iran, the Indian Embassy in Tehran relocated most students to safer locations, with special relief flights being arranged from Jeddah, Abu Dhabi, Muscat, and Fujairah, while states like Karnataka, Maharashtra, and Andhra Pradesh activated helplines for around 9,000 stranded Indians. Meanwhile, the BJP released its first list of nine Rajya Sabha candidates one of whom was its president Nitin Nabin from Bihar. In Delhi, the government plans to remodel 300 km of its drainage network under a new Master Plan to reduce waterlogging and flood risks. Produced by Taniya Dutta Sound mixed by Suraj Singh

On News@7 this March 2, Taniya Dutta brings to you the evening’s most crucial headlines. India and Canada strengthened their strategic partnership with a $2.6 billion uranium supply deal to support India’s civil nuclear energy sector. Finalized during talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Canadian PM Mark Carney, the pact aims to rebuild trust after past strains and boost bilateral trade to $50 billion by 2030. Meanwhile, West Bengal approved transferring 105 acres of land to the BSF for comprehensive border fencing and new outposts. Separately, Maharashtra activated emergency support systems to assist residents stranded in Gulf countries amid ongoing tensions following the Iran conflict. Produced by Taniya Dutta Sound mixed by Rohan Bharti

On News@7 this February 27, Taniya Dutta brings to you the evening’s most crucial headlines. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney began a four-day official India visit in Mumbai, where he will meet business leaders before travelling to New Delhi for scheduled talks with his Indian counterpart, Narendra Modi. Meanwhile, Maharashtra passed a law allowing municipal presidents to also serve as councillors, though with a single vote. Separately, Mizoram reaffirmed the 1875 notification as the valid basis of its border with Assam, maintaining its long-held position despite past tensions. Produced by Taniya Dutta Sound mixed by Aman Pal

On News@7 this February 26, Taniya Dutta brings to you the evening’s most crucial headlines. Prime Minister Narendra Modi reaffirmed India’s call for peace in Gaza during talks with Benjamin Netanyahu, backing the UN-supported initiative as India and Israel signed MoUs in AI, education and cybersecurity. Meanwhile, a Delhi court acquitted three accused in the 2020 northeast Delhi riots case, citing lack of admissible CCTV evidence under Section 65B. In Goa, police filed a chargesheet that ran over 4000 pages against 13 people over the December Birch by Romeo Lane nightclub fire that killed 25, naming owners, staff and key officials. Produced by Taniya Dutta Sound mixed by Aman Pal

On News@7 this February 25, Taniya Dutta brings to you the most crucial headlines of the evening. Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Israel to a red-carpet welcome from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, marking his second visit since ties were elevated to a strategic partnership in 2017. He is set to address the Israeli Parliament and hold talks on defence and trade. Meanwhile, the UK has rolled out a fully digital border system, making eVisas mandatory for Indian travellers. In West Bengal, Civil Defence volunteers protested in Salt Lake, demanding 30 days of work and permanent status, alleging limited deployment and police action. Produced by Taniya Dutta Sound mixed by Rohan Bharti

On News@7 this February 24, Taniya Dutta brings to you the evening’s most crucial headlines. The Union Cabinet has approved the Kerala government’s proposal to rename the state as 'Keralam', ahead of Assembly elections, after the state Assembly unanimously passed the resolution twice. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said the change reflects Kerala’s historical and linguistic identity and requires amendments under Article 3. In Haryana, the government recovered Rs 5,560 million, including interest, in a suspected IDFC First Bank fraud involving government-linked accounts, with multiple agencies probing the role of bank staff. Meanwhile, the Gujarat High Court has sought detailed responses from the Centre and state on a PIL alleging misuse of AI-generated deepfakes targeting Constitutional authorities, calling the issue serious. Produced by Taniya Dutta Sound mixed by Aman Pal

On News@7 this February 23, Taniya Dutta brings to you the evening’s most crucial headlines. The Election Commission has published Tamil Nadu’s final electoral roll after the Special Intensive Revision, removing about 7 million names and finalising a 56-million electorate for upcoming Assembly elections. Meanwhile, the Indian Embassy in Tehran issued a fresh advisory urging Indian nationals in Iran to leave by available means amid security concerns and possible US military action, offering helpline numbers. Separately, in Bihar, the government has announced a ban on open sale of meat and fish near schools, religious places and crowded areas to promote public health and social harmony. Produced by Taniya Dutta Sound mixed by Aman Pal

On News@7 this February 20, Taniya Dutta brings to you the evening’s most crucial headlines. The Allahabad High Court has fixed March 12 as the next hearing date in the Krishna Janmabhoomi–Shahi Idgah mosque dispute in Mathura. The case involves 18 suits filed by the Hindu side seeking removal of the mosque, claiming it was built during Aurangzeb’s era at Lord Krishna’s birthplace. Meanwhile, the Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi has resumed all visa services for Indians, signalling improved ties under Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, with India also set to restore services. Separately, the Supreme Court has ordered judicial oversight of West Bengal’s voter roll revision and allowed publication of the final list on February 28. Produced by Taniya Dutta Sound mixed by Rohan Bharti

On News@7 this February 19, Taniya Dutta brings to you the evening’s most crucial headlines. India is preparing to fully restore visa services in Bangladesh, signalling improved bilateral ties after suspensions linked to political unrest following Sheikh Hasina’s ouster and later anti-India protests. Medical and double-entry visas have resumed, with other categories to follow. Meanwhile, in Uttar Pradesh, nine patients lost their eyesight after infections from cataract surgeries at a Gorakhpur hospital, prompting a magisterial inquiry. Separately, the Supreme Court will begin final hearings on May 5 on over 200 petitions challenging the Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019. Produced by Taniya Dutta Sound mixed by Suraj Singh