Reuters’ LPG Story Shows Why Headline Accountability Matters
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Trump Comments On Mojtaba Khamenei Reports
US President Donald Trump has said Mojtaba Khamenei is likely still alive, though “damaged,” amid mounting reports about the Iranian leader’s health after
US Allows Limited Russian Oil Sales Amid Gulf Crisis
The United States has issued a temporary sanctions license allowing the sale, delivery, or offloading of Russian crude oil and petroleum products that were
Energy Security or Energy Illusion? India’s LPG Crisis Explains the Truth
The images dominating global television screens today show missiles streaking across Middle Eastern skies, oil facilities burning and military aircraft
Khamenei Says Hormuz Closure Is Leverage
Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has said the closure of the Strait of Hormuz should be used as leverage in the ongoing war, marking his first public
Bumrah Says Pressure Moments Bring Most Joy
Jasprit Bumrah said there is no better feeling on the cricket field than delivering for the team in the toughest moments, after playing a decisive role in
Shell Declares Force Majeure On Qatar LNG
Shell has declared force majeure on LNG contracts linked to supplies from Qatar after disruption at QatarEnergy’s major export facility forced a halt in
Rupee Hits Record Low In Early Trade
The rupee fell 31 paise to 92.32 against the US dollar in early trade on Thursday, hitting a fresh record low as rising crude oil prices and broader risk
Anthropic Launches Mac AI Agent System
Anthropic has introduced a new AI software system called Personal Computer, designed to run on Mac devices and function as a persistent AI agent capable of
Arvind Kejriwal Blames Modi For LPG Shortage
Arvind Kejriwal has blamed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s foreign policy for the LPG shortage and supply disruption being reported in parts of India amid
Pentagon Says Iran War Cost US $11.3 Billion
The first phase of the US-Iran war cost the United States more than $11.3 billion in just six days, according to estimates shared by Pentagon officials
Bangladesh Seeks US Nod For Russian Oil
Bangladesh has formally asked the United States for a temporary waiver to buy Russian oil, as rising crude prices and supply stress linked to the West Asia
Israel Reports New Missile Launch From Iran
Israel said on Thursday that it had detected another missile launch from Iran, triggering air raid sirens in Jerusalem and other areas as its defence
US Opens Trade Probe Into India And Others
The United States has opened a fresh set of trade investigations covering 16 major trading partners, including India, the European Union and China, as the
Gambhir Backs Arshdeep After Final Flashpoint
India head coach Gautam Gambhir has backed fast bowler Arshdeep Singh after his on-field flashpoint with New Zealand batter Daryl Mitchell during the ICC
India Joins UN Call Over Lebanon Violence
India has joined 30 UN member states in expressing deep alarm over the renewed escalation of hostilities in Lebanon, as cross-border violence and
Oil Prices Jump After Tanker Attack Reports
Oil prices jumped sharply after reports of tanker attacks near Iraq added fresh fears over supply disruption in an already volatile Middle East market. The
Canada Eyes Bigger Role In India Energy Supply
Canada has said it is well placed to support India’s growing energy demand, with Prime Minister Mark Carney pointing to future opportunities in crude oil,
Supreme Court Allows Passive Euthanasia
The Supreme Court has allowed the withdrawal of life support for a 32-year-old man who had remained in a permanent vegetative state for more than 12 years,
Centre Warns States Over LPG Panic
The Centre has asked states to ensure that panic over LPG cylinder availability does not turn into a law-and-order problem, as concerns over fuel supplies
The NCERT Case Shows Why Contempt Law Needs Modernisation
The Supreme Court’s response to social media mockery following its intervention in the NCERT textbook controversy has reopened a long-standing debate about
