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india feeding
Op-Eds Opinion

India Feeds the World While Hunger Index Calls It Hungry

India’s recent shipment of 1,000 metric tonnes of rice to Burkina Faso has triggered a familiar but uncomfortable question. How does a country that feeds

india defence
Op-Eds Opinion

India’s ₹38,424 Crore Defence Exports Show the Success of Atmanirbhar Bharat in Action

India’s defence exports touching ₹38,424 crore in FY 2025–26 is not just a record number, but a clear validation of a long-term policy push that many had

donald trump
International

Trump Fires US Attorney General Pam Bondi

Trump Fires US Attorney General Pam Bondi U.S. President Donald Trump has removed Attorney General Pam Bondi from office, ending a turbulent tenure at the

Pete Hegseth
International

Pete Hegseth Removes US Army Chief

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has asked Army Chief of Staff General Randy George to step down and retire immediately, marking another major

macron
International

Macron Hits Back After Trump Remarks

Macron Hits Back After Trump Remarks French President Emmanuel Macron has pushed back against fresh remarks made by U.S. President Donald Trump, opening

missile
International

Iran Missile Launchers Still Remain Intact – US Intelligence

A fresh U.S. intelligence assessment suggests Iran still retains a significant part of its missile and drone capability despite weeks of American and

Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif
International

Pakistan Fuel Prices Surge Amid Oil Shock

Pakistan Fuel Prices Surge Amid Oil Shock Pakistan has announced another sharp increase in fuel prices as global crude markets remain volatile during the

Mojtaba Khamenei
International

Iran Flags Gulf Bridge Targets After Strike

Tehran has signalled possible retaliation against key bridges in Gulf countries and Jordan after a major strike damaged the B1 bridge near Karaj, west of

donald trump
International

Trump Warns Iran After Bridge Strike

Trump Warns Iran After Bridge Strike U.S. President Donald Trump escalated his rhetoric on Iran after a major strike destroyed a newly built bridge west of

india critical minerals
Op-Eds Opinion

India Has Critical Minerals, But No Buyers: The Auction Model Has Failed

India recently cancelled multiple critical mineral block auctions after receiving little to no interest from bidders. This was not a minor administrative

Trump Saudi
Op-Eds Opinion

From Saudi Jabs to Macron Mockery: Trump Is Burning Bridges Fast

In quick succession, the President of the United States has taken public swipes at Saudi leadership and Emmanuel Macron, not over some carefully argued

Tejas
Op-Eds Opinion

Tejas Set To Fly Again, IAF Gets Back Critical Numbers It Cannot Spare

The clearance of the HAL Tejas Mk1 fleet to resume flying by April 8 may look like a routine operational update. It is anything but. For the Indian Air

iran hospitality
International

Pasteur Institute In Tehran Damaged In Attack

Pasteur Institute In Tehran Damaged In Attack Iran’s Health Ministry says the Pasteur Institute of Iran, one of the country’s oldest medical research

iran
International

Philippines Reaches Iran Seafarer Understanding

Philippines Reaches Iran Understanding On Seafarers The Philippines says it has reached a “positive understanding” with Iran on the safety of Filipino

Artemis
Op-Eds Opinion

Artemis Is Not Exploration, It Is Infrastructure: The Real Race Is For Lunar Fuel Depots

The return to the Moon is being marketed as humanity’s next giant leap, a continuation of the legacy of the Apollo program. But strip away the nostalgia

Kaveri
Op-Eds Opinion

₹39,000 Crore Ghatak Program Could Finally Make Kaveri Relevant

The Indian government’s decision to clear a ₹39,000 crore program for the Ghatak UCAV comes at a moment when the Indian Air Force is dealing with a

GST
Economy National

GST Collections Hit 10-Month High In March

GST Collections Hit 10-Month High In March India’s gross GST collections rose to Rs 2 lakh crore in March, marking a 10-month high and showing continued

Oracle
Business

Oracle Cuts Jobs In India Amid AI Shift

Oracle Cuts Jobs In India Amid AI Restructuring Oracle has reportedly laid off around 10,000 employees in India as part of a wider global restructuring

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Government Policies National

India Waives Duty On Key Chemical Imports

  The Centre has exempted a range of petrochemical and chemical imports from customs duty until June 30, in a move aimed at easing supply disruptions

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National

India Moves To Secure LPG Supply

India Moves To Secure LPG Supply Amid Iran War The Centre has moved to secure LPG supplies and protect essential sectors from the fallout of the Iran war,