India shares coordinates of designated terrorist Arsh Dalla with Canada, urging his arrest. Dalla, linked to Khalistan Tiger Force (KTF), conducts terror acts and extortion in India. NIA provides details to MEA, seeking action. Despite being declared a terrorist, Dalla continues operations, including the murder of Congress leader Baljinder Singh Balli. Dalla has ties with Lashkar-e-Taiba and ISI, planning attacks on Hindu leaders and RSS affiliates. He collaborates with Canadian gangsters and is associated with extremist groups. India presses for swift action against Dalla, highlighting cross-border terror threats.

Arshia Joshi, a 24-year-old Indian professional, tragically lost her life in a car accident in Pennsylvania on March 21. The Consulate General of India in New York extends condolences to her family and is facilitating the transport of her mortal remains to Delhi. Volunteer-based nonprofit TEAM Aid is assisting in repatriating Joshi's remains, continuing its efforts to aid the Indian community facing tragedies abroad. Amidst recent losses, including truck drivers and students, TEAM Aid founder Mohan Nannapaneni emphasizes the organization's commitment to support and initiate preventative programs for Indian immigrants in the US.

Indian High Commission in London hosted a vibrant Holi celebration yesterday, welcoming Indian Student Community with colorful festivities and sweet treats. On Monday, March 25, the High Commission will be closed in honor of Holi. Earlier on 20th March, a Holi reception featured diplomatic corps, MPs, Lords, and business figures was hosted by the high commission. The event showcased India's rich culture through Bhangra performances and premium products like Pashmina Shawls and Ayurveda items. The festive atmosphere highlighted the significance of Holi, spreading joy and cultural exchange among attendees. Services at the High Commission will resume after the holiday closure.

India summoned a German diplomat today to protest comments on the arrest of Arvind Kejriwal in a Delhi liquor policy case. The Ministry of External Affairs criticized the remarks as a "blatant interference" in India's internal matters. India emphasized its robust democracy and the rule of law, stating biased assumptions were unwarranted. Germany's Foreign Ministry had earlier expressed expectations for a fair trial for Kejriwal, citing democratic principles. The protest underscores India's stance on judicial independence and highlights tensions despite generally good relations between New Delhi and Berlin.

Bhutan's Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay praised Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for visiting despite a busy schedule, dubbing it "Modi Ka Guarantee." Modi was awarded Bhutan's highest civilian honor, the 'Order of the Druk Gyalpo,' which he dedicated to India's 140 crore people. He expressed confidence in the growing relationship between India and Bhutan, aiming to benefit citizens of both nations. Modi's visit signifies strong bilateral ties and commitment to further cooperation.

India and the US have settled their poultry import dispute, informing the WTO of their agreement. This resolves all seven ongoing trade conflicts between the two countries. Talks initiated during Prime Minister Modi's meeting with President Biden in Washington last year paved the way for this resolution. Key issues addressed include tariffs on steel, renewable energy subsidies, and countervailing duties. This signifies a substantial improvement in trade ties between India and the US, fostering a more cooperative and mutually beneficial relationship.

India's External Affairs Minister, S Jaishankar, dismissed China's repeated claims over Arunachal Pradesh as "ludicrous", asserting the state's natural belonging to India. Speaking during his visit to Singapore, Jaishankar emphasized India's consistent stance on the issue, stating that Arunachal's status would be addressed in ongoing boundary discussions. China has persistently claimed Arunachal Pradesh as South Tibet, objecting to Indian leaders' visits to the region. India, in response, urged China to cease actions complicating the boundary question and maintain peace.

The Indian Navy, in a press conference held in New Delhi, announced successful anti-piracy operations in the Arabian Sea, rescuing over 100 people, including 27 Pakistanis and 30 Iranians. Responding to 13 attack incidents, the Navy saved 110 lives, including 45 Indians and 65 international citizens. Deploying 10 warships and surveillance aircraft, the Navy enhanced security against piracy and drone threats. Additionally, the Indian Air Force supported with C-17 transport aircraft for special operations. 35 Somali pirates, captured earlier, were handed over to Mumbai Police. This effort underscores India's commitment to maritime security in the region.            

The British Army celebrated the Sikh festival of Holla Mohalla. Tracing back to the 18th century, it was initiated by Guru Gobind Singh to honor military prowess. Organized by the Defence Sikh Network (DSN), soldiers participated in traditional games and martial arts, symbolizing courage and readiness. Held at Ash Ranges in Hampshire, south-east England, the event included military shooting competitions and tug of war. Rang, the throwing of colored powder, marked victory. The festival, embraced by Sikhs in the armed forces, underscores Sikh martial tradition and values, promoting inclusion within the Ministry of Defence.

Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu, after tense relations, now calls India the country's "closest ally." He asks India to ease the Maldives' debt burden, which stands at around $400.9 million. Muizzu's change in tone follows demands for Indian military personnel repatriation. In his first local media interview since taking office, he praises India's aid and project implementation. India provides humanitarian assistance, using helicopters and aircraft, highlighting close ties.