According to an exclusive report by Reuters, India plans to reduce power sector coal imports by 30 percent this year, equivalent to roughly 15 million tonnes. At first glance, the move may appear symbolic or protectionist. In reality, it reflects a deeper structural recalibration of how India
On the eve of Mark Carney’s visit to India, just as Ottawa and New Delhi appear to be cautiously exploring a diplomatic reset, a familiar storyline has resurfaced in Canadian media. Once again, the Khalistan issue dominates headlines, framed through allegations of threats, renewed claims of intimidation, and moral scrutiny directed at India. The timing […]
The Indian Navy on Friday commissioned INS Anjadip, a fast attack craft designed for anti-submarine and coastal defence operations, at Chennai Port. The induction of the vessel marks a further step in strengthening India’s maritime security and coastal surveillance capabilities. INS Anjadip Commissioned At Chennai Port INS Anjadip was formally inducted into the Indian Navy
Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has reacted to a recent United States Supreme Court ruling that blocked tariffs proposed by US President Donald Trump, saying India is closely monitoring global trade developments while continuing to safeguard its economic interests. Piyush Goyal On US Supreme Court Tariff Ruling Speaking on the US Supreme Court’s […]
The government does not intend to increase its stake in Vodafone Idea beyond 49%, Union Telecom Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has said, clarifying the Centre’s position amid ongoing discussions about the telecom operator’s financial revival. The statement comes as Vodafone Idea continues efforts to stabilise operations and raise fresh capital. Government Stake In Vodafone
Pakistan’s military launched a series of air and ground strikes on major Afghan cities on Friday after weeks of escalating border clashes, marking a sharp escalation in tensions with neighbouring Afghanistan. Islamabad’s defence leadership said its “patience has overflowed” following what it described as repeated attacks on Pakistani forces along the disputed border,
The recent exchange at the United Nations Human Rights Council was more than a routine diplomatic rebuttal. When India stated that Jammu and Kashmir’s development budget is more than double Pakistan’s recent IMF bailout tranche, it was not merely scoring a rhetorical point. It was reframing the debate. Pakistan once again raised Kashmir at the […]
A Delhi court on Friday discharged former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in the excise policy case, bringing significant relief to the Aam Aadmi Party leader. The order came after months of legal proceedings linked to the now-scrapped 2021–22 Delhi liquor policy. Delhi Court Discharges Kejriwal In Excise Policy Case The Rouse Avenue Court ruled […]
Russia said it has no fixed deadlines for ending the war in Ukraine but emphasised it is focused on achieving its strategic objectives as the conflict enters its third year. The comments by a senior Russian official came amid ongoing frontline clashes and stalled diplomatic efforts to reach a ceasefire or negotiated settlement. Russia War […]
There was a time when FM radio meant music, wit and harmless banter that accompanied daily life. Today, in a shrinking radio market struggling for relevance against streaming apps and podcasts, some platforms appear tempted to manufacture controversy to stay visible. The ongoing pattern around RJ Sayema raises an uncomfortable question: is this free expression, […]















