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INS Mangrol Commissioned: What To Know About India’s New Anti-Submarine Warfare Craft
The Indian Navy commissioned INS Mangrol in Mumbai on October 12, 2026. Built in Kochi with over 80% indigenous content, the anti-submarine craft strengthens coastal defence, surveillance and maritime security.
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In Big Move, First International Shipment Flagged Off From Assam's Dibrugarh
This is the first batch of cargo to be shipped from upper Assam's Dibrugarh to a foreign port since India's independence in 1947. The event comes nearly 70 years after the town's river ghat closed.
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Government Mandates Disclosure Of Sterilisation Facility Licence Number On Medical Device Labels
The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has mandated medical device manufacturers that outsource sterilisation to disclose the licence number of the facility carrying out the process on the labels of their devices.
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How US Navy Is Keeping Millions Of Barrels Of Oil Moving Through Strait Of Hormuz
Donald Trump on Wednesday said that the Strait of Hormuz is open and that "a lot of boats are coming through".
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J&K Man's 'Courier' From Kanpur To Ex-Lover's Husband And A Drug Plot
There is a major crackdown on drugs in Kashmir and those arrested under the NDPS Act are often booked under the Public Safety Act (PSA). Houses and properties of alleged drug peddlers have also been bulldozed in several cases.
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US Forces Redirect 12 Commercial Vessels As Naval Blockade Against Iran Remains
US forces have redirected 12 commercial vessels and disabled two ships as CENTCOM enforces a naval blockade against Iran. The move has heightened concerns over shipping security in the Strait of Hormuz amid rising regional tensions.
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$290 Million Worth Of Cocaine Found Hidden In Banana Shipment In Italy
Italian authorities have seized around 1,700 pounds of high-purity cocaine worth nearly $290 million that was hidden inside a refrigerated banana shipment from Ecuador.
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Nothing Becomes India's Fastest-Growing Brand Amid Smartphone Market Slowdown in Q2 2026: Counterpoint
Smartphone shipments in India declined 10 percent year-on-year (YoY) in the second quarter (Q2) of 2026, according to a report by a market research firm. It reportedly marks the steepest drop for a June quarter in six years and has been attributed to a sharp rise in smartphone prices driven by record-high memory costs. London-based Nothing emerged ...
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Ladakh Sends First Fresh Apricot Export To UAE, Targets 1,000 Tonnes This Season
Grown in Ladakh's high-altitude climatic conditions, the fruits are known for their exceptional sweetness, rich flavour and nutritional value.
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Samsung Retains Top Spot as Global Phone Shipments Declined in Q2 2026, iPhone Shipments Grew 4 Percent: Omdia
The global smartphone shipments fell by 4 percent in the second quarter of 2026, according to the latest research report by Omdia. The report highlights that the ongoing memory and storage components shortage disrupted supply chains and drove their prices. Despite the RAM shortage, Samsung and Apple registered market share growth of 2 percent and 4...
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Global PC Shipments Fell 4.9 Percent in Q2 2026 Amid RAM Shortage, Apple Gains Ground: Report
Global PC shipments declined 4.9 percent YoY in Q2 this year to 68.2 million units, according to the latest IDC report. This is the first decline after nine consecutive quarters of growth, and the memory chip shortage is the key reason behind the fall. Additionally, storage and geopolitical issues also continued to weigh on the market. Lenovo came ...
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Iran To Impose Service Fees On Strait of Hormuz Transit, Offers 'Special Treatment' To Allies
Iran will impose maritime service fees in the Strait of Hormuz after a 60-day toll-free period, offering preferential treatment to friendly nations. The US has opposed the move, warning it could threaten free navigation and global energy flows.
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Centre Lifts Curbs On Natural Gas Supplies As Middle East Tensions Ease
India in March invoked emergency measures to divert gas supplies from non-priority sectors to key users.
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'Armed Robbery, State Piracy': Iran Condemns Brutal US Attack On Ship Carrying Indian Sailors
The Indian government has placed all relevant security and maritime agencies on high alert.
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Apple Doubles MacBook Neo Output as Budget Laptop Gains Popularity, Analyst Says
Apple has reportedly doubled its 2026 MacBook Neo shipment target from five million to 10 million units following stronger-than-expected demand, according to TF Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. The affordable laptop starts at $599 (roughly Rs. 57,300) in the US and Rs. 69,900 in India. Kuo said buyers are choosing the MacBook Neo for its price, des...
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INS Mangrol Commissioned: What To Know About India’s New Anti-Submarine Warfare Craft
The Indian Navy commissioned INS Mangrol in Mumbai on October 12, 2026. Built in Kochi with over 80% indigenous content, the anti-submarine craft strengthens coastal defence, surveillance and maritime security.
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In Big Move, First International Shipment Flagged Off From Assam's Dibrugarh
This is the first batch of cargo to be shipped from upper Assam's Dibrugarh to a foreign port since India's independence in 1947. The event comes nearly 70 years after the town's river ghat closed.
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Government Mandates Disclosure Of Sterilisation Facility Licence Number On Medical Device Labels
The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has mandated medical device manufacturers that outsource sterilisation to disclose the licence number of the facility carrying out the process on the labels of their devices.
-
How US Navy Is Keeping Millions Of Barrels Of Oil Moving Through Strait Of Hormuz
Donald Trump on Wednesday said that the Strait of Hormuz is open and that "a lot of boats are coming through".
-
J&K Man's 'Courier' From Kanpur To Ex-Lover's Husband And A Drug Plot
There is a major crackdown on drugs in Kashmir and those arrested under the NDPS Act are often booked under the Public Safety Act (PSA). Houses and properties of alleged drug peddlers have also been bulldozed in several cases.
-
US Forces Redirect 12 Commercial Vessels As Naval Blockade Against Iran Remains
US forces have redirected 12 commercial vessels and disabled two ships as CENTCOM enforces a naval blockade against Iran. The move has heightened concerns over shipping security in the Strait of Hormuz amid rising regional tensions.
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$290 Million Worth Of Cocaine Found Hidden In Banana Shipment In Italy
Italian authorities have seized around 1,700 pounds of high-purity cocaine worth nearly $290 million that was hidden inside a refrigerated banana shipment from Ecuador.
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Nothing Becomes India's Fastest-Growing Brand Amid Smartphone Market Slowdown in Q2 2026: Counterpoint
Smartphone shipments in India declined 10 percent year-on-year (YoY) in the second quarter (Q2) of 2026, according to a report by a market research firm. It reportedly marks the steepest drop for a June quarter in six years and has been attributed to a sharp rise in smartphone prices driven by record-high memory costs. London-based Nothing emerged ...
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Ladakh Sends First Fresh Apricot Export To UAE, Targets 1,000 Tonnes This Season
Grown in Ladakh's high-altitude climatic conditions, the fruits are known for their exceptional sweetness, rich flavour and nutritional value.
-
Samsung Retains Top Spot as Global Phone Shipments Declined in Q2 2026, iPhone Shipments Grew 4 Percent: Omdia
The global smartphone shipments fell by 4 percent in the second quarter of 2026, according to the latest research report by Omdia. The report highlights that the ongoing memory and storage components shortage disrupted supply chains and drove their prices. Despite the RAM shortage, Samsung and Apple registered market share growth of 2 percent and 4...
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Global PC Shipments Fell 4.9 Percent in Q2 2026 Amid RAM Shortage, Apple Gains Ground: Report
Global PC shipments declined 4.9 percent YoY in Q2 this year to 68.2 million units, according to the latest IDC report. This is the first decline after nine consecutive quarters of growth, and the memory chip shortage is the key reason behind the fall. Additionally, storage and geopolitical issues also continued to weigh on the market. Lenovo came ...
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Iran To Impose Service Fees On Strait of Hormuz Transit, Offers 'Special Treatment' To Allies
Iran will impose maritime service fees in the Strait of Hormuz after a 60-day toll-free period, offering preferential treatment to friendly nations. The US has opposed the move, warning it could threaten free navigation and global energy flows.
-
Centre Lifts Curbs On Natural Gas Supplies As Middle East Tensions Ease
India in March invoked emergency measures to divert gas supplies from non-priority sectors to key users.
-
'Armed Robbery, State Piracy': Iran Condemns Brutal US Attack On Ship Carrying Indian Sailors
The Indian government has placed all relevant security and maritime agencies on high alert.
-
Apple Doubles MacBook Neo Output as Budget Laptop Gains Popularity, Analyst Says
Apple has reportedly doubled its 2026 MacBook Neo shipment target from five million to 10 million units following stronger-than-expected demand, according to TF Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. The affordable laptop starts at $599 (roughly Rs. 57,300) in the US and Rs. 69,900 in India. Kuo said buyers are choosing the MacBook Neo for its price, des...
