AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCivil Liberties: India has ordered US citizen and OCI cardholder Imran Khan to leave by Oct. 28 after he joined a Mumbai protest; the move follows the detention of protester Ankita Bhandari’s parents and has renewed scrutiny of the government’s response to dissent. NGO Funding: New FCRA rules tighten reporting and add scrutiny around religious conversion. Education-focused charities warn delays could disrupt grants for schools and scholarships, while the government says the changes aim to prevent misuse of foreign funds. Power Policy: India expects to add more than 70 GW of generation capacity in FY27. The Central Electricity Authority also launched initiatives on cross-border power trade, transmission planning and digitalising distribution. Pacific Leadership: A Sydney summit is bringing women’s rugby leaders together to expand opportunities for girls and women across the Pacific, as women hold fewer than 8% of seats in the region’s parliaments. Banking: India approved Fairfax’s ₹52,878-crore purchase of a 60.72% stake in IDBI Bank, a major step in the government’s financial-sector divestment drive.
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