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"India's Best Defence Against Global Risks Is To Electrify Everything," Says Sagar Adani
Adani said India's long-term constraints - water security, food systems, and digital growth - all run into the same bottleneck: reliable, affordable energy.
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Hindu Kush Snow Deficit Raises Water Security Fears For 2 Billion People
A fresh report from the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) in Kathmandu shows that seasonal snow cover in the HKH has hit its lowest level in more than 20 years.
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How India's Defence Spending Surged, Strategy Shifted Post Op Sindoor
After the Pahalgam attack, the government put the Indus Water Treaty in abeyance. It also announced that an act of terror will be an "act of war".
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Iran May Offer Free Passage To Ships Through Oman Side Of Hormuz: Report
The war has resulted in the largest-ever disruption of global oil and gas supplies due to Iran's interruption of traffic through the strait, which handles about 20% of the world's oil and liquefied natural gas flows.
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India Achieves Nuclear Criticality, Top Scientist Calls It "Akshay Patra Moment"
The PFBR marks a technological leap from India's first-stage reactors, the Pressurised Heavy Water Reactors (PHWRs), which form the backbone of the country's nuclear fleet.
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"A Beautiful Thing": Trump Wants Hormuz Tolls As A "Joint Venture" With Iran
Trump said, "We're thinking of doing it as a joint venture. It's a way of securing it - also securing it from lots of other people."
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UN Security Council Set To Vote On Strait Of Hormuz Shipping Resolution Today
Oil prices have surged since the US and Israel struck Iran at the end of February, unleashing a conflict that has run for more than five weeks and seen Tehran largely close the Strait, a vital energy artery.
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Bahrain Waters Down UN Proposal On Opening Hormuz Strait By Force
Russia, China and France, all veto-wielding countries on the 15-member Security Council, had expressed opposition to approving the use of force.
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In Maoist Hidma's 'Forbidden' Fortress, Doraemon Smiles From The Wall
As Bastar moves towards the end of Naxalism, this village stands as a powerful and uneasy reminder that it is not just about ending violence but about what comes after it.
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Watch: Giant Underground Pipe Mysteriously Rises 30 Feet At Japanese Construction Site
A 27-meter steel pipe rose 30 feet at an Osaka construction site due to buoyancy after water drainage. Authorities secured the area with no injuries reported.
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"India's Best Defence Against Global Risks Is To Electrify Everything," Says Sagar Adani
Adani said India's long-term constraints - water security, food systems, and digital growth - all run into the same bottleneck: reliable, affordable energy.
-
Hindu Kush Snow Deficit Raises Water Security Fears For 2 Billion People
A fresh report from the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) in Kathmandu shows that seasonal snow cover in the HKH has hit its lowest level in more than 20 years.
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How India's Defence Spending Surged, Strategy Shifted Post Op Sindoor
After the Pahalgam attack, the government put the Indus Water Treaty in abeyance. It also announced that an act of terror will be an "act of war".
-
Iran May Offer Free Passage To Ships Through Oman Side Of Hormuz: Report
The war has resulted in the largest-ever disruption of global oil and gas supplies due to Iran's interruption of traffic through the strait, which handles about 20% of the world's oil and liquefied natural gas flows.
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India Achieves Nuclear Criticality, Top Scientist Calls It "Akshay Patra Moment"
The PFBR marks a technological leap from India's first-stage reactors, the Pressurised Heavy Water Reactors (PHWRs), which form the backbone of the country's nuclear fleet.
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"A Beautiful Thing": Trump Wants Hormuz Tolls As A "Joint Venture" With Iran
Trump said, "We're thinking of doing it as a joint venture. It's a way of securing it - also securing it from lots of other people."
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UN Security Council Set To Vote On Strait Of Hormuz Shipping Resolution Today
Oil prices have surged since the US and Israel struck Iran at the end of February, unleashing a conflict that has run for more than five weeks and seen Tehran largely close the Strait, a vital energy artery.
-
Bahrain Waters Down UN Proposal On Opening Hormuz Strait By Force
Russia, China and France, all veto-wielding countries on the 15-member Security Council, had expressed opposition to approving the use of force.
-
In Maoist Hidma's 'Forbidden' Fortress, Doraemon Smiles From The Wall
As Bastar moves towards the end of Naxalism, this village stands as a powerful and uneasy reminder that it is not just about ending violence but about what comes after it.
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Watch: Giant Underground Pipe Mysteriously Rises 30 Feet At Japanese Construction Site
A 27-meter steel pipe rose 30 feet at an Osaka construction site due to buoyancy after water drainage. Authorities secured the area with no injuries reported.
