VK News Today https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Google CEO Sundar Pichai has a message for all American technology companies: Take the lead and … ‘Ready to play full part’: France, UK plan joint mission to protect Hormuz shipping route ​GE signs contract with IAF​ NEW DELHI: In a move that will give a boost to India’s Tejas fighter programme and the government’s Make in India initiative, US giant GE Aerospace on Monday announced a contract with the Indian Air Force (IAF) to establish an in-country depot facility for the F404-IN20 engines for the Light Combat Aircraft (LCA).“The facility will enhance in-country repair and overhaul infrastructure supporting sustainment and availability of the F404-IN20 engine that powers the Tejas LCA aircraft fleet. It will be set up by the IAF with technical inputs from GE Aerospace and is expected to help India’s indigenous defence sustainment effort. Once operational, the facility will eliminate the need to depend on the overseas repair centres, significantly improving turnaround times,” the US giant said in a statement. The depot facility will be owned, operated, and maintained by the IAF, with GE Aerospace providing technical inputs, training, support staff, and the supply of necessary spares and specialised equipment. This collaboration marks the next step in the four-decade-long partnership between GE Aerospace and the IAF, the statement read.“Our commitment to supporting India’s armed forces continues to guide our collaboration and partnership in expanding local sustainment capabilities of the Tejas fleet,” said Rita Flaherty, Vice-President of sales and business development for defence & systems at GE Aerospace. “Through the upcoming depot facility, we will support the availability of the F404-IN20 engines for the IAF, ensuring they have ready access to cutting-edge technology to power their defence needs.”The move came especially after HAL imposed contractual penalties on GE for the late delivery of Tejas engines as per the contract. Under a deal signed with GE on Aug 19, 2021, HAL had ordered 99 F404 engines for Tejas jets valued at $716 million (deliveries by 2029). On Nov 7, 2025, HAL signed another deal of $1 billion (approx. Rs 8,868 crore) deal with GE to procure 113 engines for Tejas (deliveries between 2027-32). However, only six engines have been delivered by GE to HAL till now, significantly missing the promised target of 11 engines for the last financial year. This has hampered IAF’s plan to increase its fighter squadrons, which have depleted to 29 from an ideal 42 squadrons, which are required to safeguard the country’s borders in case of a two-front war. HAL chairman D K Sunil with GE VP (Sales and business development) Rita Flaherty GE Aerospace is committed to developing India’s aerospace ecosystem, spanning design, development, manufacturing, and sustainment for both commercial and military aviation, the statement said. Other than the Tejas, GE Aerospace engines also power the Indian Navy’s P-8I maritime patrol aircraft and MH60R helicopters, as well as the IAF’s AH-64 Apache helicopters, while LM2500 marine gas turbines provide the power for the INS Vikrant aircraft carrier and the P-17 Shivalik Class frigates.GE Aerospace has been a partner to India’s aviation industry for over 40 years, and 1,400 GE Aerospace and partner engines are in service, powering major Indian airlines.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosPatna Posters Push Nishant Kumar As Next Chief Minister Of BiharDelhi To Dehradun In 2.5 Hours? 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Sports minister says 3 companies interested; what we know | Noida News Rahul Gandhi & Himanta Biswa Sarma (File photos) NEW DELHI: Even as the dust of Assam’s poll campaign has settled, the ugly faceoff witnessed during the high-octane showdown between chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and the Congress escalated on Monday, with Rahul Gandhi calling the Assam CM “the most corrupt in the country” who is “abusing state power to harass his political opponents”.Backing his party colleague Pawan Khera, whose Delhi house Assam police raided after an explosive claim against Himanta’s wife, the leader of opposition in Lok Sabha said the “Congress stands with Pawan Khera” and that the “party will not be intimidated”.”The present CM of Assam is the most corrupt in the country. He will not escape the law. His abuse of state power to harass his political opponents and critics is against the Constitution. The questions that are being raised have to be probed. Transparency, accountability of power and rule of law are the basis of our Constitutional values. The Congress Party stands with Pawan Khera. We will not be intimidated,” Rahul Gandhi wrote against Himanta, who switched from Congress to the BJP in 2016.Khera struck Himanta’s nerve after he alleged, in a press conference, the Assam CM’s wife held multiple foreign passports, prompting a sharp rebuttal and legal threat from the BJP leader.“We have documents showing that Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma’s wife Riniki Bhuyan Sharma holds three passports. The first is a UAE Golden Card, the second an Antigua and Barbuda passport, and the third an Egyptian passport. Two of these belong to Islamic countries, yet they continue to claim religious adherence publicly,” Khera said.Later, Sarma dismissed the claims as politically motivated and said that both he and his wife will file a defamation case against Khera within 48 hours. “Today’s press conference by Pawan Khera reflects the deep frustration and panic within the Congress party. As Assam moves decisively towards a historic mandate, such desperate and baseless attacks only expose their sinking ground,” he wrote on X.As the faceoff began to worsen, Telangana High Court granted anticipatory bail to Khera in connection with a case registered against him over his alleged defamatory remarks against CM Sarma and his wife.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosPatna Posters Push Nishant Kumar As Next Chief Minister Of BiharDelhi To Dehradun In 2.5 Hours? 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The people of Bengal will respond to bombs with ballots and to fear with trust,” Shah said, addressing a rally in Birbhum district.Addressing back-to-back rallies in Mayureshwar and Khayrasole in Birbhum district, Shah said the “writing on the wall” indicated that people had decided to bid “Ta Ta Bye Bye” to chief minister Mamata Banerjee.Sharpening his rhetoric, he said, “Let the people bid adieu to the Mamata government. The BJP will then take up the task of hanging the syndicate and cut-money promoters upside down to make them straight,” alleging entrenched corruption and a “mafia raj” under TMC rule.He also issued a warning ahead of polling, saying, “I advise TMC goons to stay in their homes on April 23… else we will pick them up one by one on May 4 and throw them in jail,” while claiming that BJP workers had faced prolonged violence under the current regime.Shah accused the state government of failing to curb infiltration and pledged strict action, including expelling illegal immigrants and completing border fencing with Bangladesh within 45 days of forming the government. He also reiterated the BJP’s plan to implement a Uniform Civil Code in the state.Targeting the ruling party on governance, Shah alleged large-scale corruption across sectors, including recruitment scams, ration distribution irregularities and misuse of welfare funds, and said those responsible would be made to “return every penny”.He also criticised Banerjee over women’s safety and promised improved law and order, stating that a BJP government would ensure a safer environment for women across the state.Highlighting welfare promises, Shah said a BJP government would implement measures including financial support for women and youth, enhanced benefits for farmers, and wider healthcare coverage, alongside faster delivery of central schemes under a “double-engine” administration.Polling in West Bengal will be held in two phases on April 23 and April 29, with counting scheduled for May 4.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. 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Top reasons why Morgan Stanley sees a bull run in Indian stock market Frankie Muniz crashes NASCAR truck days after ‘Malcolm in the Middle’ revival premiere: Here’s what happened Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif to visit Saudi Arabia after US-Iran talks fail; focus on defense, economy Pawan Khera NEW DELHI: The Assam government has approached the Supreme Court of India, challenging a Telangana High Court order that granted one-week transit anticipatory bail to Congress leader Pawan Khera in a case linked to allegations against Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma’s wife.The petition, filed through advocate Shuvodeep Roy on Sunday, is likely to be heard later this week. Telangana HC granted limited relief with conditionsOn April 10, the Telangana high court granted Khera transit anticipatory bail for a week, allowing him time to approach the appropriate court in Assam for regular relief.“Without expressing any opinion on the merits of the case… the petitioner has made out a case for grant of limited transit anticipatory bail, as his apprehension of arrest appears to be reasonable,” the high court said in its order.The relief came with conditions, including a personal bond of Rs 1 lakh with two sureties, cooperation with the investigation, and a direction not to leave the country without court permission. Khera was also asked to exercise restraint in making public statements that could prejudice the probe.Case stems from allegations against CM’s wifeThe case was registered at the Guwahati Crime Branch after Khera alleged on April 5 that the Assam CM’s wife, Riniki Bhuyan Sarma, held multiple passports and foreign assets that were not disclosed in the election affidavit.Following the remarks, an FIR was filed under provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, including charges related to false statements in connection with elections and cheating.Khera had moved the Telangana high court on April 7, citing his residence in Hyderabad and seeking protection from arrest.Legal battle set to shift to Supreme CourtWith the Assam government now contesting the interim relief, the matter is set to be examined by the Supreme Court, potentially shaping the next course of legal proceedings in the case. Earlier, the high court had directed Khera to approach the jurisdictional court in Assam within the stipulated period.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. 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Strait of Hormuz disruption continues to choke energy supplies; here’s what’s happening BRO GREF recruitment 2026 announces 899 vacancies across trades; check short notice here Asha Bhosle funeral: Tabu hugs a grieving Zanai as Sachin Tendulkar and Anjali Pay tributes – Watch VIDEO When Hardik Pandya revealed what made him connect with girlfriend Mahieka Sharma: “We started talking…” | Days after major security breach, Delhi Assembly receives bomb threat File photo NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Monday raised concerns over the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in West Bengal, with Justice Joymalya Bagchi stressing the need for a “robust appellate mechanism” to address wrongful deletions, even as the court declined to intervene in individual cases.A bench led by Chief Justice Surya Kant was hearing petitions from voters whose names were struck off the rolls and whose appeals are pending before appellate tribunals.‘Margin of error’ concern amid large-scale exerciseJustice Bagchi flagged the scale and pressure of the exercise, noting that judicial officers handling SIR adjudication were processing over 1,000 documents a day. “If the accuracy is 70 percent then the activity should be rated as excellent… there will always be a margin of error,” he said, as per Live Law.He warned that such errors could have electoral consequences, observing that if a significant percentage of voters are excluded in close contests, “we would definitely have to apply our minds.” He added that “right to vote… is not only constitutional but sentimental.”He also directly referred to the Bihar SIR proceedings, noting that the Election Commission had earlier taken an “unequivocal” stand that voters listed in the 2002 electoral roll would not be required to submit additional documents. Questioning the deviation in West Bengal, Justice Bagchi remarked, “Please see your written submissions in Bihar case… you had said the 2002 electorate need not give documents,” and observed that the poll body now appeared to be “improvising” its position.The judge further highlighted that West Bengal saw the introduction of a new ‘logical discrepancy’ category—absent in other states—raising concerns over inconsistency in the revision process and its potential impact on voters.Court declines relief, directs petitioners to tribunalsDespite the concerns, the bench refused to extend the April 9 deadline for freezing electoral rolls and declined to entertain the plea. “We will not entertain this. Better you pursue there (before AT),” the Chief Justice said, emphasising that appellate tribunals must decide the cases.The court also cautioned against questioning the integrity of judicial officers, with the CJI stating they had done a “commendable job.”Petitioners had argued that they were valid voters listed in the 2002 rolls and possessed documents such as Aadhaar and passports, but their appeals were not being heard in time.During the hearing, the court also underlined that the process must not become a “blame game” between the state and the Election Commission, with Justice Bagchi remarking that the voter was being “sandwiched between two Constitutional authorities.” He stressed that appellate tribunals must adopt a “principle of inclusion” while deciding cases.Massive exercise ahead of pollsThe SIR process, being conducted ahead of the West Bengal Assembly elections, has already led to the removal of over 27 lakh names after adjudication. Nineteen tribunals are now tasked with hearing more than a lakh appeals each, highlighting the scale of the challenge.The court also noted that as many as 25–35 lakh appeals may need adjudication, underscoring the logistical burden on tribunals and the urgency of ensuring due process in a time-bound electoral exercise.Disposing of the plea, the court clarified that if the petitioners succeed before the tribunals, “necessary consequences shall follow,” while leaving the remedy of appeal open.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. 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