LIVE India News updates on March 14: Amit Shah begins 3-day Assam visit; to inaugurate police academy, address Bodo student conference

Union Home Minister Amit Shah will inaugurate the upgraded Lachit Barphukan Police Academy in Assam before visiting Mizoram. He will also attend the All Bodo Students Union (ABSU) conference, focusing on education, youth empowerment, and policy discussions.

Holi celebrations in Bangladesh were marred by grief as an eight-year-old girl’s rape and death sparked outrage. Despite festivities at Dhaka’s Ramna Kali Temple, calls for justice and societal change dominated.

A migrant laborer attacked devotees and sewadars with an iron rod inside Golden Temple’s Guru Ramdas Sarai, injuring five. SGPC calls it a conspiracy, urging police action. The accused is arrested.

As Delhi reveled in Holi celebrations, light rain and thunderstorms were witnessed across most parts of the city. The unexpected drizzle added a refreshing twist to the festival of colours, bringing a cool respite amid the revelry and rising temperatures.

Abdullah Maki Musleh al-Rifai, aka Abu Khadija, ISIS leader in Iraq and Syria, killed in counterterrorism operation by Iraqi security forces and US-led coalition.

CM Punk and Paul Heyman boasts an impressive combined net worth, amidst speculation of a potential reunion in the WWE.

Sanju Samson recalls Rahul Dravid spotting him in 2013, leading to his Rajasthan Royals journey.

D Udaya Kumar designed the Indian rupee symbol, now Tamil Nadu is replacing it. Kumar's design, a blend of Indian and Roman scripts, won a national contest and reflects his deep connection to Tamil Nadu and design expertise.

A Bengaluru Special Court for Economic Offences has dismissed the bail plea of Kannada actress Ranya Rao, who was arrested on March 3 at Kempegowda International Airport for allegedly smuggling 14.8 kilograms of gold from Dubai.

A Chennai doctor, his lawyer wife, and their two teenage sons died by suicide at their home, allegedly due to financial losses of Rs 5 crore. Police are probing potential external pressures behind the tragic incident.

Kerala faces a high-temperature warning with a yellow alert issued for ten districts. The public is advised to take precautionary measures to avoid sunstroke and heatstroke, including staying hydrated and avoiding direct sunlight.

RBI has been awarded Digital Transformation Award 2025 by Central Banking, London. The award recognizes RBI’s digital initiatives, including Pravaah and Sarthi, developed by its in-house team.

Three students at Kalamassery Government Polytechnic College have been suspended following a police raid that uncovered 2 kilograms of ganja in the men's hostel. The arrested students, including an SFI leader, are under investigation, and the college has launched an internal inquiry.

Residents in Jatial city, PoGB, are protesting severe power outages due to a malfunctioning transformer, leaving over 300 homes without consistent electricity, especially impacting Ramadan observances. Frustrated locals threaten to escalate protests if the issue isn't resolved swiftly.

A suicide bombing struck a mosque in Pakistan's South Waziristan, during Friday prayers, leaving several injured.
 

The Centre has asked Starlink to establish an India-based control centre for emergency communication shutdowns and enable lawful call interceptions. This demand comes as Starlink's satellite communications licence nears final approval amid deals with Jio and Airtel.

Shiv Sena leader Manga Ram was shot dead in Moga, Punjab, on March 13. A saloon owner and a child were also injured. Police have named six accused in the FIR, and investigations are ongoing.

A police raid at Kalamassery Polytechnic hostel uncovered over 2 kg of ganja, leading to arrests and sparking outrage. 

The MP High Court upheld a man’s divorce after finding that his wife’s “vulgar” chats with male friends caused mental cruelty. The court ruled that spouses must maintain dignified interactions, rejecting the woman’s appeal.

Tamil Nadu Minister P Thiaga Rajan invited Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan to a Joint Action Committee meeting in Chennai on March 22 to oppose the proposed delimitation of parliamentary constituencies. The meeting aims to form a united front against what is seen as an assault on federalism.