Bureaucrats are hard at work to prepare for the ‘100 Day’ agenda of Modi 3.0, as per directions of the Prime Minister last month to hit the ground running if he wins a third term.

An Indian-origin woman studying at the prestigious Princeton University is among two students who have been arrested over pro-Palestine protests on the campus, reports student and alumni newspapers.

Tamil Nadu-born Achinthya Sivalingan and Hassan Sayed were arrested after the protesters set up tents for an encampment in a university courtyard early Thursday morning, according to the Princeton Alumni Weekly.

A 24-year-old man, posing as a pilot, was caught by paramilitary forces at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport on Thursday. 

The impersonator, identified as Sangeet Singh from Uttar Pradesh’s Gautam Buddha Nagar, was spotted by Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) strolling near the airport skywalk adorned in a pilot’s uniform. Singh even sported an ID card around his neck, claiming to be an employee of Singapore Airlines.

However, upon closer inspection, it was found out that Singh’s credentials were not genuine. He had fabricated a counterfeit ID card purporting to represent Singapore Airlines, using a business card maker application. He had procured the pilot’s uniform from the Dwarka area of the national capital..

According to the police, Singh had completed a one-year aviation hospitality course in Mumbai back in 2020. Despite lacking any credentials, Singh had misled his own family into believing that he was a commercial pilot.