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    The Election Commission of India experienced extensive administrative changes with the transfer of chief electoral officers between 2025 and 2026. Nearly 20 CEOs were replaced, marking the highest transfer rate in a short period. Most transferred officials served less than two years in their positions, deviating from the customary tenure of three years. Concurrently, senior officials at the ECI, such as deputy election commissioners, also saw notable reshuffling.

    Indian fashion set to put best-(looking) foot forward

    Lakmé Fashion Week will be held from October 13 to 18, showcasing over 50 designers and labels. The event will feature regional craftsmanship and emerging talent while also highlighting sustainability efforts. Notable designers like Aneeth Arora and Amit Aggarwal will present new collections this season. The event anticipates more than 15,000 visitors and significant buyer representation from various countries.

    RBI could keep rates higher for longer amid global and local risks

    With global financial risks in the spotlight, the Reserve Bank of India is indicating a shift towards higher interest rates. Governor Sanjay Malhotra has highlighted emerging challenges, including significant global debt levels and surging asset prices. The rise in US treasury yields and crude oil costs suggests trials ahead for the Indian economy.

    IDEA flags decline in judicial independence, free parties in India

    India is currently chairing the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance, which highlights concerns about its democratic integrity. Recent reports indicate declines in judicial independence and the freedom of political parties in India. Investigations into opposition leaders ahead of the 2024 elections are raising significant concerns about political freedoms.

    In Dubai, the ET Indo Global Leaders 2026 event brought together key figures to celebrate the synergy between India and the UAE in business and entrepreneurship. A series of networking sessions led into impactful discussions regarding India's economic impact worldwide and the dynamics of the luxury real estate market. Leaders exchanged knowledge on sustainable growth strategies and market competitiveness.

    'I eat politicians for breakfast': TN Seshan’s famous words are back amid SIR controversy; when the former CEC challenged the Centre & fought EC power battle

    The phrase “I eat politicians for breakfast”, famously associated with former Chief Election Commissioner TN Seshan, is back in focus amid the latest controversy over the Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise. The debate has renewed attention on past instances of differences within the poll panel, including Seshan’s 1993 legal battle against the appointment of two Election Commissioners and Ashok Lavasa’s dissent over Model Code of Conduct complaints during the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.

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