The Eastern Nagaland People's Organisation (ENPO) stands firm in its boycott of the Nagaland Lok Sabha elections until its demand for a separate administration is met. Despite requests from 20 MLAs and various groups, ENPO refuses to participate. The 'public emergency' declared since March 8 in eastern Nagaland persists, with ENPO barring election campaigning. The group, representing seven Naga tribes, underscores its demand for autonomy. The situation highlights ongoing tensions in the region regarding political representation and governance.

IAF Discloses BrahMos Missile Firing Incident: Indian Air Force revealed the cause of the accidental firing of a BrahMos missile into Pakistan in March 2022. Combat connectors were left attached to the junction box, triggering the launch. The convoy commander failed to ensure the disconnection of connectors before moving the mobile launcher. The incident strained India-Pakistan relations. Three officials faced termination under the "President's pleasure" clause, a move unprecedented in 23 years, citing the gravity of the situation. Wing Commander UN Pathak confirmed the decision, emphasizing its necessity.

American YouTuber Addison Pierre Maalouf, known as YourFellowArab, reportedly abducted in Haiti while attempting to interview gang leader. Held for $600,000 ransom by 400 Mawozo gang. Fellow streamer confirms kidnapping, expressing efforts for release. State Department aware but provides no details. YourFellowArab, with 1.4 million subscribers, known for exploring risky locations. Concerns rise over safety amid Haiti's gang-controlled unrest.

India and Ukraine engaged in discussions to find a peaceful resolution to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba met with Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar in New Delhi. They focused on enhancing bilateral relations and exploring cooperation in various fields. Both sides expressed commitment to restoring previous levels of cooperation and discussed ways to address the conflict's regional and global impact. The meeting highlighted India's consistent stance on the conflict despite maintaining close ties with Russia and the United States.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) announces a Rs 20 lakh reward for information leading to the arrest of Musaavir Hussain Shazib and Abdul Matheen Ahmed Taahaa, suspects in the Bengaluru cafe blast. Shazib, alleged to have planted the explosive device, and Taahaa, accused of conspiracy, are wanted in a 2020 terrorism case. The agency urges anyone with information to contact them anonymously. One co-conspirator was arrested on March 28, following raids across Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Uttar Pradesh. The low-intensity blast at Rameshwaram Cafe on March 1 left ten injured.            

Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu accuses former President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih of operating on orders from a "foreign ambassador," hinting at India, during an interview. Muizzu, perceived as pro-China, criticizes Solih's "India First" policy and demands withdrawal of Indian military personnel. Solih's administration, accused of economic dependence on India, faced opposition criticism. Muizzu, campaigning on expelling Indian military personnel, maintains reliance on counsel for national security decisions. New Delhi quietly observes Male-Beijing proximity. Amidst accusations, China strengthens ties with Maldives. The exchange highlights diplomatic tensions and geopolitical shifts in the Indian Ocean region.

US President Biden sends a letter to Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif, emphasizing continuous support for bilateral peace and security. Biden highlights shared vision for health, security, economic growth, and education. The letter signals a reset in US-Pakistan ties amid concerns over the recent general elections. Pakistan's response indicates efforts to address US concerns and strengthen bilateral relations. Biden's letter underscores commitment to human rights and progress, aiming to forge a strong partnership between the two nations.

Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) secured a dominant seven-wicket victory over Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in the IPL 2024 match at M Chinnaswamy Stadium. Opting to bat first, RCB amassed 182/6, propelled by Virat Kohli's unbeaten 83. KKR's opening pair, Philip Salt and Sunil Narine, set the tone with a brisk start. Narine's explosive 47 and Venkatesh Iyer's composed 50 guided KKR to victory with 19 balls to spare. Skipper Shreyas Iyer's quickfire 39 sealed the win, marking KKR's second victory in three games. Despite Kohli's heroics, RCB couldn't defend their total against KKR's strong batting lineup.

The Indian Development Foundation (IDF) sends 18 accomplished Women Social Impact Creators to represent at the 68th annual Commission on the Status of Women (CSW68). These changemakers, from various fields, share a commitment to elevate the NGO. Ambassador Ruchira Kamboj invites two delegates, Susan Eapen and Rachana Bhusari, to participate in panel discussions at CSW68. Bhusari highlights the Social Stock Exchange, while Eapen addresses the gender gap in STEAM fields. Indiaspora hosts IDF delegates at Gulaabo restaurant in Manhattan, as part of #WomenHistoryMonth, including Usha Venkatraman and Shilpa Ravi.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi pledges, "When the government changes, action will definitely be taken against those who are destroying democracy," after the party faces a ₹1,800 crore tax notice. The fresh tax notice adds to Congress' financial strain, with a previous ₹200 crore penalty and fund freeze. Gandhi accuses BJP-controlled departments of targeting Congress. Party plans legal battle and seeks ₹4,617.58 crore tax demand from BJP. Allegations of BJP's electoral bonds scam surface. Despite financial pressure, Congress vows resilience.