External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar stressed the importance of adhering to traditional troop deployment along the India-China border for normalizing bilateral relations. Speaking in Kuala Lumpur, Jaishankar emphasized India's commitment to border security while seeking good neighborly relations. He cited past agreements governing troop movements and expressed regret over their breach in the 2020 clash. Despite historical stability, strained ties post-Galwan clash highlight the need for dialogue and adherence to established protocols for normalization.

A smuggling suspect, Harshkumar Ramanlal Patel, known by the pseudonym 'Dirty Harry', faces seven counts of human smuggling after an Indian family froze to death on the US-Canadian border in 2022. Prosecutors allege Patel, aware of blizzard conditions, arranged the family's illegal crossing. The alleged driver, Steve Shand, also faces charges. Patel, refused a US visa five times, is accused of ties to a trafficking group in Gujarat, moving migrants to Chicago. WhatsApp messages reveal awareness of conditions. The victims, Jagdish Patel, Vaishaliben, Vihangi, and Dharmik, hailed from Gujarat's Dingucha village. Their tragic deaths prompt legal action.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba is scheduled to begin a two-day official visit to India on March 28, at the invitation of Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar. The visit aims to strengthen bilateral ties between the two nations, with discussions planned on various matters of mutual interest, including partnership, cooperation, and regional/global issues. Kuleba is expected to meet with Indian officials, including Jaishankar and Deputy NSA, as well as engage with the business community. The visit occurs amidst the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, with India emphasizing dialogue and diplomacy for resolution.

India summons US diplomat over remarks on Arvind Kejriwal's legal process, echoing prior protest to Germany. Ministry of External Affairs denounces interference in Indian judiciary, reaffirming its independence and fairness. US Acting Deputy Chief of Mission reportedly called in for discussion. India stresses diplomatic norms of respecting sovereignty and democratic values. Statement emphasizes the need to avoid setting harmful precedents in international relations.

Renowned mathematician Dr. TN Subramaniam, famed for his work at General Motors and as founder of Route One, passed away in Michigan. Known for pioneering mathematical models for GM cars, he migrated to the US in 1979. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi once lauded his innovative spirit. Survived by his wife, daughter, son-in-law in the Biden administration, and brother TN Ashok, a notable figure in blogging and economics. His legacy in mathematical theories and automotive finance endures. Subramaniam's contributions leave an indelible mark on both Indian and American academic spheres.

Microsoft has reunited its Windows and Surface teams, appointing Pavan Davuluri, an IIT Madras alumni, to lead development. Previously, Windows was under the AI organization, but it now falls back under the Engineering and Devices organization overseen by Rajesh Jha. Davuluri, formerly in charge of hardware, will now oversee Windows engineering as well. This restructure follows Panos Panay's departure last September, with his duties split between Davuluri and Mikhail Parakhin, who also heads Microsoft's Web and Advertising division. Parakhin now oversees Windows, including Bing, Edge, and Copilot.

Aarti Hamal, 36, daughter of a Nepalese mayor, found safe in Goa after two days of being missing. A follower of Osho meditation, she had been staying in Goa for months. Search launched after she disappeared Monday night near Ashvem Bridge. Family and locals aided search efforts. Father, Gopal Hamal, mayor of Dhangadhi, announced her safe return, thanking all involved. Aarti's health reportedly weak. Family, including youngest daughter and son-in-law, reunited. Aarti had been associated with Osho Meditation Centre. Her disappearance sparked social media plea for help. Goa police initiated search operation.

Aarti Hamal, 36, daughter of a Nepalese mayor, has gone missing in Goa after being last seen on Monday night near Ashvem Bridge. Known for her association with the Osho Meditation Centre, she was reported missing by her friend. Mayor Gopal Hamal has pleaded for help on social media, urging Goans to assist in the search. Her younger sister and son-in-law are en route to Goa. Goa Police has initiated a search operation. The incident has sparked concern among locals and authorities alike.

In a move by US President Biden, up to 4,000 undocumented immigrants annually may receive green cards, sparking concerns within the Indian community. With Indians constituting a significant portion of undocumented immigrants, professionals facing visa backlogs are dismayed by the preference for illegal entry. Varun Singh of MD-XIPHIAS Immigration highlights the challenges skilled Indian professionals encounter due to visa delays. Indian-American author Vivek Wadhwa criticizes the disparity in immigration policies, emphasizing the struggles of highly skilled individuals while illegal immigrants receive preferential treatment. As the debate continues, the Indian community awaits clarity on the implications of Biden's immigration reforms.

Indian student Satyam Surana, known for picking up the tricolor during an attack on the Indian High Commission in the UK, alleges a hate and smear campaign against him during London School of Economics' student union elections. Surana, pursuing LLM, faced accusations of being linked to BJP, labeled as fascist. He claims the campaign aims to discredit India's success under PM Modi's leadership. Despite a non-political manifesto, his posters were defaced and messages circulated branding him as right-wing. Surana believes the campaign, mainly by Indian students, aimed to discredit his support for India's government.