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Why India Is Tightening Gold And Silver Imports As Middle East Crisis Deepens
Government data shows that India's dependence on imported gold and silver has been rising steadily over the years, adding to trade deficit and forex depletion concerns.
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Attack On Indian Ship Shows No Route Is Safe In Hormuz As Iran Tightens Grip
The location of the attack suggests that the cargo ship was following a new shipping corridor that emerged after Iran blocked the main shipping lanes in the Strait of Hormuz in March.
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Bengal Political Killings: Zero In Records, Different Story On Ground
Data from the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) shows that West Bengal reported 47 political murders from 2014 to 2021. However, since 2022, NCRB data shows zero political killings in the state
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Pakistan's Map Faux Pas In Peace Talks Meeting With Afghanistan
The map was shown at a meeting held in Istanbul earlier this week, which aimed to ease military tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
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Heatwave Sparks Forest Fires Across 12 States, Madhya Pradesh Worst Hit
According to the FSI data, at least 10 forest fires were detected burning on Thursday for more than three days continuously.
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WFH To Limited AC Use: How Countries Are Dealing With Iran War Energy Shock
Countries across Asia and as far as Argentina have begun introducing measures to manage supply pressures and shield consumers from rising fuel costs.
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India-Bound Ship Among 2 Seized By Iran's Revolutionary Guards
India-Bound Tanker Among 2 Seized By Iran's Revolutionary Guards
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Economy Boost, Health Gains: How More Women In Parliament Could Help India
It is estimated that the world is still 169 years away from achieving full gender parity in politics.
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Petrol Queues, Search Spikes: India's Oil Panic Eases After Hormuz Opens
Diesel demand jumped to 8.72 million tonnes, up sharply from 7.66 million tonnes in February, while petrol consumption surged to 3.77 million tonnes.
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From Uranium To Thorium: India Advances 3-Stage Nuclear Strategy
While uranium powers India's nuclear present, thorium remains central to its longterm clean energy future.
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India's Defence Exports At All-Time High: Who Buys And What India Sells
The defence ministry data shows that India's defence exports surged to Rs 38,424 crore in 2025-26, marking the highest level ever recorded.
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Indian Vessel, 3 Others Cross Strait Of Hormuz Via 'New Shipping Route'
The new route avoids international waters and stays within Oman's territorial sea limits.
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Satellite Pic Shows Damage At Iran's "Toll Collector" Base Hit By Airstrikes
An analysis of the image by NDTV Datafy suggests fires at four warehouses scattered across the waterfront infrastructure and support buildings at the base.
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Iran's Kharg Oil Exports Continue Despite Bombing, Trump's Seizure Threat
There were only a few days since March 1 when two or fewer super tankers were seen loading oil at Kharg.
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Why Iran's Retaliation Is Being Aimed At US-Armed Gulf States
The United States dominates as the primary arms supplier across much of the Gulf.
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Why India Is Tightening Gold And Silver Imports As Middle East Crisis Deepens
Government data shows that India's dependence on imported gold and silver has been rising steadily over the years, adding to trade deficit and forex depletion concerns.
-
Attack On Indian Ship Shows No Route Is Safe In Hormuz As Iran Tightens Grip
The location of the attack suggests that the cargo ship was following a new shipping corridor that emerged after Iran blocked the main shipping lanes in the Strait of Hormuz in March.
-
Bengal Political Killings: Zero In Records, Different Story On Ground
Data from the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) shows that West Bengal reported 47 political murders from 2014 to 2021. However, since 2022, NCRB data shows zero political killings in the state
-
Pakistan's Map Faux Pas In Peace Talks Meeting With Afghanistan
The map was shown at a meeting held in Istanbul earlier this week, which aimed to ease military tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
-
Heatwave Sparks Forest Fires Across 12 States, Madhya Pradesh Worst Hit
According to the FSI data, at least 10 forest fires were detected burning on Thursday for more than three days continuously.
-
WFH To Limited AC Use: How Countries Are Dealing With Iran War Energy Shock
Countries across Asia and as far as Argentina have begun introducing measures to manage supply pressures and shield consumers from rising fuel costs.
-
India-Bound Ship Among 2 Seized By Iran's Revolutionary Guards
India-Bound Tanker Among 2 Seized By Iran's Revolutionary Guards
-
Economy Boost, Health Gains: How More Women In Parliament Could Help India
It is estimated that the world is still 169 years away from achieving full gender parity in politics.
-
Petrol Queues, Search Spikes: India's Oil Panic Eases After Hormuz Opens
Diesel demand jumped to 8.72 million tonnes, up sharply from 7.66 million tonnes in February, while petrol consumption surged to 3.77 million tonnes.
-
From Uranium To Thorium: India Advances 3-Stage Nuclear Strategy
While uranium powers India's nuclear present, thorium remains central to its longterm clean energy future.
-
India's Defence Exports At All-Time High: Who Buys And What India Sells
The defence ministry data shows that India's defence exports surged to Rs 38,424 crore in 2025-26, marking the highest level ever recorded.
-
Indian Vessel, 3 Others Cross Strait Of Hormuz Via 'New Shipping Route'
The new route avoids international waters and stays within Oman's territorial sea limits.
-
Satellite Pic Shows Damage At Iran's "Toll Collector" Base Hit By Airstrikes
An analysis of the image by NDTV Datafy suggests fires at four warehouses scattered across the waterfront infrastructure and support buildings at the base.
-
Iran's Kharg Oil Exports Continue Despite Bombing, Trump's Seizure Threat
There were only a few days since March 1 when two or fewer super tankers were seen loading oil at Kharg.
-
Why Iran's Retaliation Is Being Aimed At US-Armed Gulf States
The United States dominates as the primary arms supplier across much of the Gulf.
