Daily Morning Brief - 27 March 2026

INDIA NEWS

1- Indian Killed in Abu Dhabi After Missile Debris Falls Amid Escalating West Asia Conflict.

2- Fuel Price Shock: Nayara Raises Petrol by ₹5.30, Diesel by ₹3 Amid Iran War

India’s largest private fuel retailer hikes prices as global oil supply disruptions from the ongoing Iran-US conflict push costs higher.

3- India Among 5 ‘Friendly Nations’ Allowed Safe Passage Through Strait of Hormuz: Iran

Iran says ships from countries like India, China, Russia, Iraq and Pakistan can pass safely, while vessels linked to adversaries will be blocked amid the ongoing conflict

4- Govt Warns of Action Against Misinformation Amid Energy Crisis Concerns

The Petroleum Ministry reiterates that India’s petrol and LPG supplies remain fully secure and under control, dismissing panic claims.

World News

5-Canada Passes Anti-Hate Law to Crack Down on Terror Glorification.

The House of Commons has approved Bill C-9, a controversial law that criminalizes the public display of terror symbols and removes religious exemptions as a defense against hate speech charges.

6- Trump Slams NATO as "Paper Tiger," and Claims Iran is "Begging" for Deal

The U.S. President criticized Western allies for their inaction in the Gulf while asserting that Iran is now desperate for a ceasefire and has begun offering "presents" of safe shipping passage.

7- Israel PM Netanyahu said, "We continue to strike the targets of the Iranian terrorist regime forcefully." 

Technology

8- FIR Against X in Kerala Over AI Deepfake Targeting PM Modi, ECI Ahead of Elections

OdishaNews

9- No New Liquor Shops will open, Higher application & Renewal  Fees: Odisha’s New Excise Policy.

10- Egg Prices Drop ₹2–3 in Odisha as Middle East Crisis Hits Exports
With exports disrupted, surplus eggs are being sold in the domestic market at lower prices, bringing relief to local consumers.

11- Odisha Govt to Drops MLA Salary Hike Plan After Public Backlash.

Facing widespread public discontent, the state government has initiated steps to withdraw the proposed bill to increase MLA salaries.