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MHA Unveils Four-Layer ‘Quadrangular Security Grid’ to Revamp India’s Border Security

New Delhi, July 2026 — India has officially announced a fundamental shift in its n ..

Aamir Khan Shuts Down Longstanding ‘3 Idiots’ Myth, Backs Protesting Sonam Wangchuk
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Aamir Khan Shuts Down Longstanding ‘3 Idiots’ Myth, Backs Protesting Sonam Wangchuk

London, July 2026 — Aamir Khan has shattered one of Bollywood’s most enduring my ..

CONTROVERSY SHADOWS 2026 WORLD CUP FINAL AS FIFA APPOINTS REFEREE WITH DRAMATIC PAST
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CONTROVERSY SHADOWS 2026 WORLD CUP FINAL AS FIFA APPOINTS REFEREE WITH DRAMATIC PAST

New York, July 2026 — The appointment of Slovenian referee Slavko Vinčić to lead ..

The Enigma of Harvinder Singh 'Rinda' From Local Gangster to Global Terrorist

The Enigma of Harvinder Singh ‘Rinda’: From Local Gangster to Global Terrorist

NEW DELHI, April 2026 — Harvinder Singh Sandhu, notoriously known as “Rinda,” remains one of the most polarizing figures in India’s fight against cross-border terrorism. Once a hardcore criminal in the streets of Punjab and Maharashtra, Rinda eventually transitioned into a UAPA-designated terrorist, leaving behind a trail of violence, extortion, and strategic strikes. The Early Years: From Punjab to Maharashtra …

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Brussels-Delhi Reset Why the EU-India Strategic Partnership Marks a Pivot Away from US-Centric Alignments

Brussels-Delhi Reset: Why the EU-India Strategic Partnership Marks a Pivot Away from US-Centric Alignments

The European Union and India have formalised a renewed strategic partnership that repositions both powers as counterweights in an increasingly fractured global order. This recalibration reflects shared concerns over American trade unpredictability and Chinese assertiveness, creating a third pole in great-power competition. New Delhi, April 2026 — The EU-India strategic partnership renewal, announced following high-level consultations in Brussels, represents the …

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India's Strategic Autonomy Doctrine Evolves From Non-Alignment to Active Multi-Engagement

India’s Strategic Autonomy Doctrine Evolves From Non-Alignment to Active Multi-Engagement

India is fundamentally redefining its strategic autonomy doctrine, shifting from passive non-alignment toward proactive multi-directional engagement with competing global powers. This evolution reflects New Delhi’s recognition that maximising strategic leverage requires simultaneous partnerships rather than equidistant detachment from major blocs. New Delhi, April 2026 — India’s foreign policy establishment is quietly operationalising a conceptual shift that moves beyond the Cold …

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Geopolitical De-escalation Triggers 4% Sensex Rally How US-Iran Ceasefire Reshapes India's Risk Premium

Geopolitical De-escalation Triggers 4% Sensex Rally: How US-Iran Ceasefire Reshapes India’s Risk Premium

The announcement of a US-Iran ceasefire has triggered one of the sharpest single-day rallies in Indian equity markets this year, with the Sensex surging nearly 4% and the Nifty posting comparable gains. The rally reflects a rapid repricing of geopolitical risk premium that had weighed on emerging market assets amid Middle East tensions. New Delhi, April 2025 — Indian equity …

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Triple Headwind Batters Indian Equities Oil Shock, Global Tensions and Foreign Exodus Converge

Triple Headwind Batters Indian Equities: Oil Shock, Global Tensions and Foreign Exodus Converge

Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty suffered sharp declines as a confluence of rising crude oil prices, escalating geopolitical tensions, and sustained foreign institutional investor (FII) outflows created a perfect storm for domestic equities. The sell-off reflects heightened global risk aversion that has particularly exposed India’s vulnerability to energy price shocks and capital flight. New Delhi, April 2025 — Indian …

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India's $26.7 Billion Credit Guarantee Scheme Emergency Liquidity Push or Structural Risk Transfer

India’s $26.7 Billion Credit Guarantee Scheme: Emergency Liquidity Push or Structural Risk Transfer?

India has announced a ₹2.25 lakh crore ($26.7 billion) loan guarantee programme designed to extend credit lifelines to small and medium enterprises struggling with elevated input costs and margin compression. The scheme represents the government’s largest credit intervention since the pandemic-era Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme (ECLGS), signalling that inflationary pressures on Indian businesses have reached a threshold requiring direct …

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RBI's Expected Rate Hold Marks End of India's Economic Sweet Spot

RBI’s Expected Rate Hold Marks End of India’s Economic Sweet Spot

The Reserve Bank of India is widely expected to hold interest rates steady as the economy transitions from a benign ‘Goldilocks’ environment of moderate growth and contained inflation toward mounting stress indicators. This policy pause reflects RBI’s recalibration as external headwinds, rupee volatility, and global trade tensions complicate the monetary calculus. New Delhi, April 2025 — The Monetary Policy Committee’s …

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India's Fisheries Overhaul How Institutional Reform and Credit Access Could Reshape a ₹2.5 Lakh Crore Sector

India’s Fisheries Overhaul: How Institutional Reform and Credit Access Could Reshape a ₹2.5 Lakh Crore Sector

India’s fisheries sector is undergoing a structural transformation through expanded institutional frameworks, targeted investment channels, and inclusion mechanisms aimed at integrating 28 million workers into formal economic systems. The push combines enhanced credit access through Kisan Credit Cards, infrastructure development under the Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana (PMMSY), and cooperative strengthening to address chronic underinvestment in a sector contributing 1.2% …

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India's FDI Policy Reset Why New Delhi Is Quietly Lifting Barriers on Chinese Investment

India’s FDI Policy Reset: Why New Delhi Is Quietly Lifting Barriers on Chinese Investment

India is reversing its 2020-era restrictions on Chinese foreign direct investment, signalling a pragmatic recalibration of economic priorities over geopolitical posturing. The policy shift reflects New Delhi’s recognition that decoupling from Chinese capital and technology has imposed measurable costs on India’s manufacturing ambitions and supply chain resilience. New Delhi, April 2025 — India’s decision to reopen investment channels with China …

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Wells Fargo Abandons 2026 Rate Cut Outlook as Geopolitical Risks Reshape Federal Reserve Calculus

Wells Fargo Abandons 2026 Rate Cut Outlook as Geopolitical Risks Reshape Federal Reserve Calculus

Wells Fargo has withdrawn its forecast for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts in 2026, citing escalating geopolitical tensions and war-related risks that could sustain inflationary pressures longer than previously anticipated. The reversal marks a significant shift in Wall Street’s monetary policy expectations and signals potential headwinds for emerging market capital flows, including to India. New Delhi, April 2026 — Wells …

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