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"Deeply Concerning": India Condemns Attacks On Ships In Hormuz At UN Security Council
Ambassador Harish said one Indian died and several were injured in attacks on vessels including GFS Galaxy and MT Al Bahiyah.
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Amid Middle East War, PM Modi Tells Ministers To Explore Alternative Energy Sources
The PM also called upon his ministers to implement reforms with vigour, underlining that Viksit Bharat 2047 was not merely a promise but a commitment.
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'India Ready To Support Middle East Peace Efforts': PM Modi To UAE President
PM Modi thanked the UAE president for looking after the Indian community in the country during what he described as challenging times.
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"Peace Can't Be Piecemeal": India Pushes BRICS To Act On Middle East Crisis
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said India stands ready to contribute constructively towards de-escalation efforts and to support initiatives aimed at restoring stability.
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First Shipment Of Essential Medical Supplies Reached Iran, Confirms Red Cross
The convoy of medical supplies consisted of 14 trucks carrying 171 metric tonnes of essential relief supplies from its warehouse in Jordan.
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First Shipment Of Essential Medical Supplies Reached Iran, Confirms Red Cross
The convoy of medical supplies consisted of 14 trucks carrying 171 metric tonnes of essential relief supplies from its warehouse in Jordan.
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"We Are Bored": Iran Targets Trump With Memes As West Asia Conflict Spills Onto Social Media
Iranian embassies around the world have been posting satirical and critical posts about the US.
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Indian Billionaire In Dubai Vows No Job Cuts For 6,000 Workers Despite Regional Conflict
Dubai-based Indian billionaire Rizwan Sajan, founder of Danube Group, has assured all 6,000-plus employees of complete job security and timely salaries amid the ongoing conflict in West Asia, earning widespread praise on social media.
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Explained: How India Can Turn Its Solar Potential Into National Security Asset
The latest geopolitical tensions affecting key oil route, the Strait of Hormuz, have sent a ripple through global fuel markets. For import-dependent economies like India, such disruptions quickly translate into higher costs, inflation, and fiscal strain.
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LPG Supply Still A Matter Of Concern, But No Dry Out: Centre
The Centre on Saturday said that the "LPG remains a matter of concern at this time" but stressed that no distribution centre has reported any dry out, adding that there's a sharp uptick in "panic booking of LPG" amid a widening West Asia conflict.
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From Ground To Aviation: Why Hormuz Disruption Is Making Every Fuel Pricier
The war in the Middle East is snarling one of the world's most critical energy arteries, and the ripple effects are global. The Strait of Hormuz, the narrow passage between Iran and Oman, normally carries about 20 million barrels of oil per day.
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Iran Conflict "Strategic Challenge" With "No Good Choices": Ex-Top Official
Nearly nine million Indians live and work across West Asia-many in Gulf countries that could be affected by a wider regional escalation, the former Foreign Secretary noted.
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700 Tankers Jam Strait Of Hormuz: Will India Be Forced To Ration Fuel?
US President Donald Trump has warned Iran conflict could last "weeks, not days," raising the prospect that India may soon have to balance fuel security at home.
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Israel-Iran Conflict: What Airlines Are Offering If Your Flight Is Cancelled
If you are wondering what a cancelled flight means for you, check out this list of what different airlines are offering and the rights you're entitled to as a passenger.
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"India Stands For Peace": PM Modi On 'Worrying' Situation In West Asia
PM Modi's remarks came a day after he chaired a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Security, the highest decision-making body on security and strategic matters, to discuss the evolving situation due to the fresh conflict in West Asia.
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"Deeply Concerning": India Condemns Attacks On Ships In Hormuz At UN Security Council
Ambassador Harish said one Indian died and several were injured in attacks on vessels including GFS Galaxy and MT Al Bahiyah.
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Amid Middle East War, PM Modi Tells Ministers To Explore Alternative Energy Sources
The PM also called upon his ministers to implement reforms with vigour, underlining that Viksit Bharat 2047 was not merely a promise but a commitment.
-
'India Ready To Support Middle East Peace Efforts': PM Modi To UAE President
PM Modi thanked the UAE president for looking after the Indian community in the country during what he described as challenging times.
-
"Peace Can't Be Piecemeal": India Pushes BRICS To Act On Middle East Crisis
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said India stands ready to contribute constructively towards de-escalation efforts and to support initiatives aimed at restoring stability.
-
First Shipment Of Essential Medical Supplies Reached Iran, Confirms Red Cross
The convoy of medical supplies consisted of 14 trucks carrying 171 metric tonnes of essential relief supplies from its warehouse in Jordan.
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First Shipment Of Essential Medical Supplies Reached Iran, Confirms Red Cross
The convoy of medical supplies consisted of 14 trucks carrying 171 metric tonnes of essential relief supplies from its warehouse in Jordan.
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"We Are Bored": Iran Targets Trump With Memes As West Asia Conflict Spills Onto Social Media
Iranian embassies around the world have been posting satirical and critical posts about the US.
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Indian Billionaire In Dubai Vows No Job Cuts For 6,000 Workers Despite Regional Conflict
Dubai-based Indian billionaire Rizwan Sajan, founder of Danube Group, has assured all 6,000-plus employees of complete job security and timely salaries amid the ongoing conflict in West Asia, earning widespread praise on social media.
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Explained: How India Can Turn Its Solar Potential Into National Security Asset
The latest geopolitical tensions affecting key oil route, the Strait of Hormuz, have sent a ripple through global fuel markets. For import-dependent economies like India, such disruptions quickly translate into higher costs, inflation, and fiscal strain.
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LPG Supply Still A Matter Of Concern, But No Dry Out: Centre
The Centre on Saturday said that the "LPG remains a matter of concern at this time" but stressed that no distribution centre has reported any dry out, adding that there's a sharp uptick in "panic booking of LPG" amid a widening West Asia conflict.
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From Ground To Aviation: Why Hormuz Disruption Is Making Every Fuel Pricier
The war in the Middle East is snarling one of the world's most critical energy arteries, and the ripple effects are global. The Strait of Hormuz, the narrow passage between Iran and Oman, normally carries about 20 million barrels of oil per day.
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Iran Conflict "Strategic Challenge" With "No Good Choices": Ex-Top Official
Nearly nine million Indians live and work across West Asia-many in Gulf countries that could be affected by a wider regional escalation, the former Foreign Secretary noted.
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700 Tankers Jam Strait Of Hormuz: Will India Be Forced To Ration Fuel?
US President Donald Trump has warned Iran conflict could last "weeks, not days," raising the prospect that India may soon have to balance fuel security at home.
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Israel-Iran Conflict: What Airlines Are Offering If Your Flight Is Cancelled
If you are wondering what a cancelled flight means for you, check out this list of what different airlines are offering and the rights you're entitled to as a passenger.
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"India Stands For Peace": PM Modi On 'Worrying' Situation In West Asia
PM Modi's remarks came a day after he chaired a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Security, the highest decision-making body on security and strategic matters, to discuss the evolving situation due to the fresh conflict in West Asia.
