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Afghanistan To Echo India's Indus Water Move, Stop River Flowing Into Pak
Afghanistan borrowed from India's playbook this week to restrict Pakistan's access to water by building dams across the Kunar River "as soon as possible".
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NDTV Exclusive: What Spending 24 Hours Inside A Gaza Refugee Tent Looks Like
Before the war, Esraa's world was full of colour. Her husband worked at a large store that sold art supplies and toys. She herself painted intricate designs on glass cups and ceramic plates, sold her crafts online, and worked in digital marketing.
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Punjab Factory Busted For Manufacturing Fake Desi Ghee: Here's How It's Made
Police have arrested four individuals in connection with the racket of manufacturing fake ghee.
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Israel Must Allow UN Relief Agency To Supply Aid To Gaza: Top UN Court
The International Court of Justice said on Wednesday that Israel must allow the UN aid agency in Gaza, known as UNRWA, to provide humanitarian assistance to the Palestinian territory.
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Tether User Base Crosses 500 Million Mark as Stablecoin Supply Nears $182 Billion
Tether, the world’s largest stablecoin issuer now has over 500 million users, marking a major milestone in global crypto adoption. Its USDT supply has reached nearly $182 billion (roughly Rs. 15,10,000 crore), far outpacing rival Circle’s USDC. CEO Paolo Ardoino called the achievement a “financial inclusion milestone,” noting USDT’s role ...
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Punjabi Singer Shot By Rohit Godara Gang In Canada, Then A Warning To Rivals
In a fresh bout of gang violence in Canada, miscreants associated with gangster Rohit Godara have taken credit for the attack on Punjabi singer Teji Kahlon.
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Built During Cold War, Taiwan Wartime Tunnel Now Echoes With Music
Built during the height of the Cold War to shelter supply boats from Chinese shells, one of Taiwan's most well-known wartime attractions last weekend echoed with a different sound - cellos and violins for the annual Kinmen Tunnel Music Festival.
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How India's Solar Firms Are Bypassing US Tariff Blow
Indian solar manufacturers have begun recalibrating their supply chains to maintain access to the lucrative United States market and offset higher tariffs, according to executives.
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"Old Global Order Gone, There Will Be More Multipolarity": Rishi Sunak To NDTV On Tariffs
The old global order that people of his generation grew up with "is gone" and the focus will now be on multipolarity and domestic capabilities, former UK Prime Minister Sunak has said.
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Zelensky To Seek Weapons From Trump In The Shadow Of New Putin Summit
US President Donald Trump will discuss the possible supply of Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine with President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday but the surprise announcement of a new US-Russian summit cast doubt over the prospect.
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As Prices Surge Amid Festive Demand, Gold Smuggling Spikes In India
Gold smuggling into India has spiked ahead of key festivals, in response to record-high prices and a supply crunch.
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"Russian Oil Important For Indian Economy": Moscow On Trump's Claims
Russia has responded to Trump's claim - that India will stop buying discounted crude oil from Moscow, purchases he has grumbled over loudly as 'supporting' Moscow's war on Ukraine - with a mention of 'trustworthy dialogue over oil and gas'.
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Opinion | When the Dragon Tightens Its Talons: China's New Techno-Mineral Manoeuvre
China's reigning position in the rare earth supply chain, nay, the critical minerals chain, is of alarming concern for all, including major western powers like the USA and developing economies like India.
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Water Crisis At South Delhi's 2 Iconic Malls? What Authorities Said
DLF clarified that two of its malls - DLF Promenade and DLF Emporio - are fully functional, denying claims that they might face closure amid the festive season owing to water supply issues.
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The Bombay Canteen's Parent Company, Hunger Inc, Raises Rs 215 Crore To Fuel Growth
Hunger Inc., founded in 2015 by Sameer Seth and Yash Bhanage, is a Mumbai-based culinary group known for its inventive approach to Indian cuisine.
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Afghanistan To Echo India's Indus Water Move, Stop River Flowing Into Pak
Afghanistan borrowed from India's playbook this week to restrict Pakistan's access to water by building dams across the Kunar River "as soon as possible".
-
NDTV Exclusive: What Spending 24 Hours Inside A Gaza Refugee Tent Looks Like
Before the war, Esraa's world was full of colour. Her husband worked at a large store that sold art supplies and toys. She herself painted intricate designs on glass cups and ceramic plates, sold her crafts online, and worked in digital marketing.
-
Punjab Factory Busted For Manufacturing Fake Desi Ghee: Here's How It's Made
Police have arrested four individuals in connection with the racket of manufacturing fake ghee.
-
Israel Must Allow UN Relief Agency To Supply Aid To Gaza: Top UN Court
The International Court of Justice said on Wednesday that Israel must allow the UN aid agency in Gaza, known as UNRWA, to provide humanitarian assistance to the Palestinian territory.
-
Tether User Base Crosses 500 Million Mark as Stablecoin Supply Nears $182 Billion
Tether, the world’s largest stablecoin issuer now has over 500 million users, marking a major milestone in global crypto adoption. Its USDT supply has reached nearly $182 billion (roughly Rs. 15,10,000 crore), far outpacing rival Circle’s USDC. CEO Paolo Ardoino called the achievement a “financial inclusion milestone,” noting USDT’s role ...
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Punjabi Singer Shot By Rohit Godara Gang In Canada, Then A Warning To Rivals
In a fresh bout of gang violence in Canada, miscreants associated with gangster Rohit Godara have taken credit for the attack on Punjabi singer Teji Kahlon.
-
Built During Cold War, Taiwan Wartime Tunnel Now Echoes With Music
Built during the height of the Cold War to shelter supply boats from Chinese shells, one of Taiwan's most well-known wartime attractions last weekend echoed with a different sound - cellos and violins for the annual Kinmen Tunnel Music Festival.
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How India's Solar Firms Are Bypassing US Tariff Blow
Indian solar manufacturers have begun recalibrating their supply chains to maintain access to the lucrative United States market and offset higher tariffs, according to executives.
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"Old Global Order Gone, There Will Be More Multipolarity": Rishi Sunak To NDTV On Tariffs
The old global order that people of his generation grew up with "is gone" and the focus will now be on multipolarity and domestic capabilities, former UK Prime Minister Sunak has said.
-
Zelensky To Seek Weapons From Trump In The Shadow Of New Putin Summit
US President Donald Trump will discuss the possible supply of Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine with President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday but the surprise announcement of a new US-Russian summit cast doubt over the prospect.
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As Prices Surge Amid Festive Demand, Gold Smuggling Spikes In India
Gold smuggling into India has spiked ahead of key festivals, in response to record-high prices and a supply crunch.
-
"Russian Oil Important For Indian Economy": Moscow On Trump's Claims
Russia has responded to Trump's claim - that India will stop buying discounted crude oil from Moscow, purchases he has grumbled over loudly as 'supporting' Moscow's war on Ukraine - with a mention of 'trustworthy dialogue over oil and gas'.
-
Opinion | When the Dragon Tightens Its Talons: China's New Techno-Mineral Manoeuvre
China's reigning position in the rare earth supply chain, nay, the critical minerals chain, is of alarming concern for all, including major western powers like the USA and developing economies like India.
-
Water Crisis At South Delhi's 2 Iconic Malls? What Authorities Said
DLF clarified that two of its malls - DLF Promenade and DLF Emporio - are fully functional, denying claims that they might face closure amid the festive season owing to water supply issues.
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The Bombay Canteen's Parent Company, Hunger Inc, Raises Rs 215 Crore To Fuel Growth
Hunger Inc., founded in 2015 by Sameer Seth and Yash Bhanage, is a Mumbai-based culinary group known for its inventive approach to Indian cuisine.
