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'Illegal': India's Response To J&K References In China-Pak Joint Statement
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that New Delhi "opposes and rejects" Islamabad's "illegal and forcible occupation of India's sovereign territory."
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Pak May Need New Passports If It Accepts Trump's Abraham Accords Proposal
Pakistan said it was "under no compulsion" to accept such demands and reiterated that recognition of Israel remains tied to the creation of a sovereign Palestinian state.
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What Is Bharat Maritime Insurance Pool, India's Big Bet On Self-Reliance
India currently owns just over 1,500 ships, barely 1.2 per cent of the global shipping fleet, despite being one of the world's largest economies.
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Indian Start Ups Take the AI Battle to Space with Sovereign Orbital Data Centre
Pixxel plans to design, build, launch and operate the Pathfinder satellite, a 200 kilogram class spacecraft. Sarvam will provide the AI backbone.
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Stock Market Risks Amid Iran War Revives Interest In Government Bonds. Should You Invest?
In India, government bonds are issued by the Reserve Bank of India on behalf of the Government of India. Tenures range from 91-day to 40 years.
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India Launches Domestic Maritime Insurance Pool To Protect Trade
India has approved the Bharat Maritime Insurance Pool, a sovereign-backed domestic scheme providing wide-ranging maritime insurance coverage to protect Indian shipping and trade from geopolitical disruptions and reliance on foreign insurers.
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Pak Peace Talks Flop, Iran Jabs Trump, US With Ghost Of Obama Nuke Deal
The collapse of USIran peace talks in Pakistan exposed deep contradictions in Washington's approach to Tehran's nuclear programme, particularly in the context of Donald Trump scrapping the 2015 JCPOA.
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Centre Keeps Small Savings Rates Unchanged, Choose Best Scheme For Your Needs
Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana offers 8.2 per cent with tax benefits. Like other small savings scheme, SSY also carries sovereign guarantee.
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"Insanity": US Senator Blames Trump As Iran Imposes $2 Million Fee In Hormuz
"Here's the problem. The strait was open before the war began, we are now seeking to solve a problem that we created. This is insanity!" he said.
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Bhutan Moves 519 Bitcoin to Multiple Wallets, Including QCP Capital Link
Bhutan has moved 519.7 Bitcoin worth about $36.75 million from its sovereign holdings to multiple wallets, including one linked to QCP Capital. The transfer, identified through on-chain data, has raised speculation about potential selling activity. The move follows a similar transaction earlier this month, highlighting the country’s active approa...
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"War Has Costs": Iran Charges Ships $2 Million Toll To Pass Strait Of Hormuz
Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian has said the Strait of Hormuz is "open to everyone" except Iran's adversaries as he set out Tehran's policy on X.
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"Act Of Aggression": India Slams Pak's Deadly Air Strikes In Afghanistan
Terming it as another act of aggression by a Pakistani establishment that remains hostile to the idea of a sovereign Afghanistan, India on Saturday severely condemned the latest strikes by Pakistan inside Afghan territory.
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Bhutan Moves Over $11 Million Worth of Bitcoin From Government Holdings, Arkham Data Shows
Bhutan's government has moved 175 BTC worth about $11.85 million (roughly Rs. 98 crore) from its national crypto holdings to a newly created wallet, according to Arkham Intelligence. Blockchain data indicates the receiving address had previously received Bitcoin from government-linked wallets. Analysts say such movements are often linked to interna...
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Bihar's Shubham Kumar Becomes Youngest Indian To Visit All 197 Countries: "World Became My Home"
Shubham Kumar, a 24-year-old from Bihar, has achieved an incredible feat - visiting all 197 sovereign countries without any corporate sponsorship or generational wealth.
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British Borrowed Rs 35,000 Over 100 Years Ago. Indian Family Demands It Back
The British Empire once prided itself on being the realm where the sun never set. But in the quiet town of Sehore in Madhya Pradesh, a forgotten piece of paper suggests that even the mighty Empire once needed a sunrise loan from a wealthy local.
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'Illegal': India's Response To J&K References In China-Pak Joint Statement
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that New Delhi "opposes and rejects" Islamabad's "illegal and forcible occupation of India's sovereign territory."
-
Pak May Need New Passports If It Accepts Trump's Abraham Accords Proposal
Pakistan said it was "under no compulsion" to accept such demands and reiterated that recognition of Israel remains tied to the creation of a sovereign Palestinian state.
-
What Is Bharat Maritime Insurance Pool, India's Big Bet On Self-Reliance
India currently owns just over 1,500 ships, barely 1.2 per cent of the global shipping fleet, despite being one of the world's largest economies.
-
Indian Start Ups Take the AI Battle to Space with Sovereign Orbital Data Centre
Pixxel plans to design, build, launch and operate the Pathfinder satellite, a 200 kilogram class spacecraft. Sarvam will provide the AI backbone.
-
Stock Market Risks Amid Iran War Revives Interest In Government Bonds. Should You Invest?
In India, government bonds are issued by the Reserve Bank of India on behalf of the Government of India. Tenures range from 91-day to 40 years.
-
India Launches Domestic Maritime Insurance Pool To Protect Trade
India has approved the Bharat Maritime Insurance Pool, a sovereign-backed domestic scheme providing wide-ranging maritime insurance coverage to protect Indian shipping and trade from geopolitical disruptions and reliance on foreign insurers.
-
Pak Peace Talks Flop, Iran Jabs Trump, US With Ghost Of Obama Nuke Deal
The collapse of USIran peace talks in Pakistan exposed deep contradictions in Washington's approach to Tehran's nuclear programme, particularly in the context of Donald Trump scrapping the 2015 JCPOA.
-
Centre Keeps Small Savings Rates Unchanged, Choose Best Scheme For Your Needs
Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana offers 8.2 per cent with tax benefits. Like other small savings scheme, SSY also carries sovereign guarantee.
-
"Insanity": US Senator Blames Trump As Iran Imposes $2 Million Fee In Hormuz
"Here's the problem. The strait was open before the war began, we are now seeking to solve a problem that we created. This is insanity!" he said.
-
Bhutan Moves 519 Bitcoin to Multiple Wallets, Including QCP Capital Link
Bhutan has moved 519.7 Bitcoin worth about $36.75 million from its sovereign holdings to multiple wallets, including one linked to QCP Capital. The transfer, identified through on-chain data, has raised speculation about potential selling activity. The move follows a similar transaction earlier this month, highlighting the country’s active approa...
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"War Has Costs": Iran Charges Ships $2 Million Toll To Pass Strait Of Hormuz
Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian has said the Strait of Hormuz is "open to everyone" except Iran's adversaries as he set out Tehran's policy on X.
-
"Act Of Aggression": India Slams Pak's Deadly Air Strikes In Afghanistan
Terming it as another act of aggression by a Pakistani establishment that remains hostile to the idea of a sovereign Afghanistan, India on Saturday severely condemned the latest strikes by Pakistan inside Afghan territory.
-
Bhutan Moves Over $11 Million Worth of Bitcoin From Government Holdings, Arkham Data Shows
Bhutan's government has moved 175 BTC worth about $11.85 million (roughly Rs. 98 crore) from its national crypto holdings to a newly created wallet, according to Arkham Intelligence. Blockchain data indicates the receiving address had previously received Bitcoin from government-linked wallets. Analysts say such movements are often linked to interna...
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Bihar's Shubham Kumar Becomes Youngest Indian To Visit All 197 Countries: "World Became My Home"
Shubham Kumar, a 24-year-old from Bihar, has achieved an incredible feat - visiting all 197 sovereign countries without any corporate sponsorship or generational wealth.
-
British Borrowed Rs 35,000 Over 100 Years Ago. Indian Family Demands It Back
The British Empire once prided itself on being the realm where the sun never set. But in the quiet town of Sehore in Madhya Pradesh, a forgotten piece of paper suggests that even the mighty Empire once needed a sunrise loan from a wealthy local.
