UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has launched a new digital outreach strategy to reconnect with voters after Labour’s setbacks under former Prime Minister Keir Starmer. The move comes as the party seeks to counter the growing influence of Reform UK.
Indian Parliamentary committee has reportedly given Mark Zuckerberg three days to apologise over the temporary takedown of PM Modi’s Facebook video. Meta could face further scrutiny if it fails to comply.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has apologised to the Indian government over the presence of child sexual abuse material, deepfake content, and operational lapses on Meta’s platforms. The apology follows increased scrutiny from Indian authorities.
India clarified that it has no role in former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s virtual address in New Delhi. The government said the event is being organised by a private organisation and is not an official programme.
The government clarified reports regarding fuel quality and stated that necessary checks are being conducted.
Crude oil prices climbed above $80 per barrel amid continuing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Energy markets remain volatile.
Parliament continued to face repeated disruptions as opposition parties pressed the government on multiple political issues. Legislative business remained affected.
The Reserve Bank of India kept policy rates unchanged while maintaining a supportive stance. Indian equity markets ended the day with modest gains despite global uncertainty.