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    PM Narendra Modi makes unscheduled stop at Jhargram, savours street food 'jhalmuri'

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi made an unscheduled stop in Jhargram, West Bengal. He enjoyed jhalmuri, a popular street food. Bystanders were surprised as the PM approached the stall. Modi asked for the price and requested a tasty preparation. He paid the vendor and specifically asked for no salt. The Prime Minister later shared his experience on X.

    Modi pitches 10% cut in edible oil use, pushes natural farming and millets

    Narendra Modi urged a 10% cut in cooking oil consumption to tackle obesity, while promoting yoga, healthy eating and natural farming, as he highlighted preventive healthcare, expanded Ayushman Bharat coverage for the elderly, and called for sustainable, self-reliant lifestyles.

    Assam polls: Women constitute 49.98% of electoral roll, but only 8.17% of total candidates

    The electoral landscape in Assam is evolving, with women voters surpassing their male counterparts in numerous districts. Despite this progress, the count of female candidates has seen a decline. Political factions are keen on courting women voters with bold pledges, yet the allocation of tickets remains disheartening. Prime Minister Modi emphasizes the urgency for greater female representation in governance.

    Surya tilak Ram Mandir 2026: Watch sunlight illuminating Ram Lalla’s forehead in Ayodhya on Ram Navami

    Surya Tilak: Ram Janmabhoomi Temple in Ayodhya witnessed the significant 'Surya Tilak' ceremony on Friday, March 27, 2026, marking the occasion of Ram Navami. Precisely at noon, a beam of sunlight was directed to fall exactly on the forehead of the Ram Lalla idol, forming a celestial tilak while priests offered prayers.

    The Iran war puts India’s dosa and AI dreams on ice

    The war in Iran has disrupted India's LPG supply, impacting commercial kitchens and industries like rum distilleries. While prioritizing household use, the nation faces a thin storage buffer for gas, a stark contrast to its oil dependence. This crisis highlights India's vulnerability in its transition to a gas-based economy.

    Iran-Israel War: LPG shortage forces restaurants to improvise with electric appliances, microwaves, and firewood across India

    The ongoing West Asia conflict has triggered a worrying scarcity of commercial LPG cylinders across India, leaving many businesses, especially eateries and food vendors, in a difficult position. As they scramble to adapt, some are shifting to alternative cooking solutions like induction plates or reverting to firewood, creating a palpable sense of unease among proprietors.

    The Economic Times
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