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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 ..

Foreign Investor Exodus and Crude Oil Surge Expose Indian Equities to Twin Macro Headwinds

Foreign Investor Exodus and Crude Oil Surge Expose Indian Equities to Twin Macro Headwinds

Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty 50 declined sharply as foreign institutional investors accelerated their selling amid a surge in global crude oil prices, creating a dual pressure point for domestic equities. The selloff reflects India’s persistent vulnerability to external shocks—capital flight and energy import dependence—that periodically stress market valuations and currency stability. New Delhi, April 2025 — The benchmark …

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Oil Price Surge Triggers Sharp Correction in Indian Equities as Global Risk Appetite Evaporates

Oil Price Surge Triggers Sharp Correction in Indian Equities as Global Risk Appetite Evaporates

Indian benchmark indices suffered their steepest single-session decline in several weeks as spiking crude oil prices amplified concerns over inflation, fiscal stability, and corporate margins. The Sensex fell over 500 points while the Nifty breached the critical 22,600 support level, signalling a decisive shift in market sentiment tied to external commodity shocks. New Delhi, April 2025 — The benchmark BSE …

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Why RBI's Expected Rate Hold Reflects a Deliberate Balancing Act Between Growth Support and Inflation Vigilance

Why RBI’s Expected Rate Hold Reflects a Deliberate Balancing Act Between Growth Support and Inflation Vigilance

The Reserve Bank of India is widely expected to maintain its benchmark repo rate unchanged at its upcoming monetary policy committee meeting, prioritising economic stability over aggressive easing. This anticipated pause signals the central bank’s cautious approach as it navigates persistent core inflation pressures while supporting India’s growth momentum amid global uncertainty. New Delhi, April 2026 — The Reserve Bank …

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Why RBI's April Rate Decision Reflects a Deliberate Pause in India's Monetary Tightening Cycle

Why RBI’s April Rate Decision Reflects a Deliberate Pause in India’s Monetary Tightening Cycle

The Reserve Bank of India is expected to hold benchmark interest rates steady in its April policy review, prioritising assessment of inflation trajectories and global uncertainties over immediate action. This pause signals a tactical recalibration rather than policy inertia, with revised forecasts for both GDP growth and consumer inflation likely to accompany the decision. New Delhi, April 2025 — The …

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Energy Crisis: The "Oil War" Narrative and the Venezuelan Pivot

Energy Crisis: The “Oil War” Narrative and the Venezuelan Pivot

New Delhi, April 2026 — As global instability fractures traditional trade routes, a new “Oil War” narrative is taking hold of the energy sector. While geopolitical tensions have historically dictated energy alliances, the current crisis is forcing global powers—including India and the U.S.—into a series of pragmatic, high-stakes pivots to secure their fuel reserves. The Venezuelan Resurgence: A Six-Year High …

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Corporate Shifts Reliance Slims Down; Dunkin’ Donuts Exits India

Corporate Shifts: Reliance Slims Down; Dunkin’ Donuts Exits India

Mumbai/New Delhi, April 2026 — The landscape of Indian retail and tech is undergoing a massive restructuring as the country’s largest conglomerates and most high-profile unicorns move to cut underperforming assets. From the sudden termination of nearly a thousand physical stores to the exit of a global breakfast giant, the current corporate mantra is clear: shed the dead weight and …

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Corporate Law Reforms Ease Startup Exits in India, Yet Cross-Border M&A Barriers Persist

Corporate Law Reforms Ease Startup Exits in India, Yet Cross-Border M&A Barriers Persist

India’s latest corporate law amendments streamline domestic exit routes for startup investors through simplified merger frameworks and reduced compliance timelines, addressing a longstanding friction point in the venture ecosystem. However, structural gaps in cross-border transaction mechanisms and valuation frameworks continue to disadvantage Indian startups relative to peers in Singapore, the UK, and the United States. New Delhi, April 2025 — …

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India's Antariksh Venture Capital Fund How ₹1,000 Crore Will Reshape the Private Space Sector

India’s Antariksh Venture Capital Fund: How ₹1,000 Crore Will Reshape the Private Space Sector

The Antariksh Venture Capital Fund is India’s first dedicated government-backed fund for private space startups, designed to channel institutional capital into a sector that has attracted limited early-stage funding despite policy liberalisation since 2020. The ₹1,000 crore fund, managed by the Indian National Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre (IN-SPACe), aims to de-risk private investment and accelerate India’s share of the …

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Iran Conflict Threatens Global Growth More Than Prices What This Means for Emerging Market Strategies

Iran Conflict Threatens Global Growth More Than Prices: What This Means for Emerging Market Strategies

The escalating Iran conflict poses a dual threat to the global economy, but growth disruption now outweighs inflation risk as the primary concern for policymakers and investors. Central banks face a classic stagflation dilemma where traditional monetary tools may prove inadequate against simultaneous supply shocks and demand destruction. New Delhi, April 2026 — The arithmetic of geopolitical risk has shifted …

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How Energy Price Shocks Could Trigger the Next Global Recession and What It Means for India

How Energy Price Shocks Could Trigger the Next Global Recession and What It Means for India

A sustained energy price shock now poses the most credible pathway to a synchronised global recession, with transmission mechanisms running through inflation, central bank policy tightening, and industrial demand destruction. India, as the world’s third-largest oil importer, faces acute vulnerability through its current account deficit, fiscal subsidy burden, and imported inflation channels. New Delhi, April 2026 — The spectre of …

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