LIVE India News updates on March 27: CM MK Stalin announces March 29 protest against Centre over MNREGA wage delays, slams BJP government

Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin has announced a protest on March 29 against the Union government over unpaid MNREGA wages. Accusing the BJP-led Centre of neglecting workers' rights, Stalin urged mass participation to fight for fair wages and justice.

The Karnataka government has raised Nandini milk prices by Rs 4 per liter, totaling a Rs 9 hike in 20 months. CM Siddaramaiah defended the move, claiming it benefits farmers, while critics argue it burdens consumers amid rising costs and economic strain.

The Calcutta High Court banned political gatherings at Jadavpur University amid security concerns. The court criticized weak law enforcement, ordered special force deployment, and demanded an affidavit on corrective measures. The case will be reviewed in three weeks.

Indore Police arrested three people, including a woman, for murdering Bhavna Singh during a liquor party over a song dispute. The accused attempted to flee but were caught. Police also uncovered their online betting racket, seizing mobile phones, ATM cards, and passbooks.

Russian President Vladimir Putin and UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed discussed strengthening strategic ties, trade, and economic projects. They also affirmed the UAE-Russia agreement to eliminate double taxation starting January 2026.

Telangana CM Revanth Reddy accused BRS of political vendetta, recalling his 16-day jail term under KTR’s rule. He claimed he refrained from revenge, emphasizing governance over vindictive politics in the Assembly.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah asserted that the Immigration and Foreigners Bill, 2025, will enhance national security, streamline immigration laws, and prevent illegal entry. He emphasized strict action against those posing threats while welcoming contributors to India’s development.

King Charles and Queen Camilla’s Commonwealth Day ceremony took a Bollywood turn with Dhoom Machale performed by Shree Muktajeevan Swamibapa Pipe Band. Fans joked about Hrithik Roshan disguising as Camilla, linking it to Dhoom 2.
 

2 terrorists have been killed after a fresh encounter erupted in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kathua district amid an ongoing four-day anti-terror operation.

Two more Hurriyat-linked groups in Jammu and Kashmir renounced separatism, aligning with PM Modi’s vision of a unified Bharat. Amit Shah hailed it as a victory against separatism, highlighting the government's crackdown on anti-national elements in Kashmir.
 

India's Defence Ministry signed contracts worth Rs 2,500 crore for NAMIS (Tr) anti-tank systems and 5,000 light vehicles. These procurements enhance indigenization, modernize military capabilities, and improve mobility, boosting operational readiness and employment in the defence sector.
 

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said that Vladimir Putin "will die soon," reigniting speculation about the Russian leader's health. Over the years, reports have suggested Putin suffers from ailments like Parkinson’s and cancer, though the Kremlin denies these claims.

Boxer Saweety Boora has made serious allegations against her husband, Deepak Hooda. In a tearful video on social media, Saweety claims that he has an interest in men.

US President Donald Trump's latest tariff move to impose 25 per cent tariffs on auto and auto component imports could potentially reshape the international automotive supply chain.

Baramulla MP Engineer Rashid has petitioned the Delhi High Court to waive the Rs 1.45 lakh daily travel cost imposed for attending Parliament. He argues financial incapacity, citing previous sessions where no such charges applied.

The Karnataka government has announced a Rs 4 per litre increase in milk prices, effective April 1.

A 12-year-old boy in the US has died after a man taking care of him allegedly forced the child into back-to-back ice baths and strenuous exercises. 

At least six people have died, and nine others were injured in a tourist submarine accident in Egypt, according to reports.

Court in Bengaluru has rejected the bail plea of actor Ranya Rao, who is accused in a high-profile gold smuggling case. 

A man in Telangana has been ordered to clean the police station for two days and pay a fine after he was found guilty of abusing a woman.