Daily Morning Brief (3 May)- Top News Updates from World, India, Economy and Odisha

World

1. Constitutional Crisis in USA; Trump Challenges War Powers Law. 

 U.S. President Donald Trump claims the War Powers Act is unconstitutional. He refuses to ask Congress for permission to continue military actions against Iran beyond the 60-day limit, causing a major disagreement over who controls the nation's military power.

India

2. Prasoon Joshi Becomes Prasar Bharati Chief

 Famous writer and communicator Prasoon Joshi is the new Chairman of Prasar Bharati. The government hopes his creative skills will help refresh India’s public broadcasting services and bring new energy to the organization’s national media programs.

3. India Tests Emergency Alert System

The Indian government successfully tested its mobile emergency alert system nationwide. This tool is designed to warn citizens quickly about natural disasters or major emergencies, ensuring everyone stays safe and informed when it matters most.

4. Air India Cuts Some International Flights

Air India is cutting down on some international flights until July 2026. Because of high fuel costs and conflicts in West Asia, flying is becoming more expensive and difficult, so the airline is adjusting its flight routes.

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Odisha

5. Shaktishree App for Women's Safety

Odisha CM Mohan Charan Majhi launched the "Shaktishree App" to keep female students and staff safe. It is an easy way for women to report harassment or safety issues instantly so that authorities can provide help quickly.

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Economy

6. Rohit Jain Appointed RBI Deputy Governor

 Rohit Jain has been named the new Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of India for three years. He replaces T. Rabi Sankar and will help lead the central bank in managing India’s money and financial stability.

7. EPF Pension Demand at ₹7,500

 Retired employees are asking the government to raise the minimum monthly pension to ₹7,500. While they are actively meeting with government officials to demand this change, it is currently still a proposal and not yet an official policy.

8. RBI Brings Back Gold to India

The Reserve Bank of India has moved 104 tonnes of gold from the Bank of England back to India. By keeping this gold at home, the central bank aims to better secure India's wealth and protect it during uncertain times.