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The country at the center of this story, India, started shifting its crude import strategy sharply after March 2026. Before this, it mostly relied on oil from West Asia, especially from nations like Iraq, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Kuwait. But when the Strait of Hormuz disruptions began, those traditional flows became risky and expensive.

How India electrified the rules of global rail logistics

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With the full commissioning of the 2,843-kilometre Dedicated Freight Corridor network (comprising the Eastern and Western arms), India has achieved a significant milestone in engineering: Becoming the first nation to operate double-stack container trains powered entirely by high-voltage electric locomotives.

Politics

Bhagwant Mann sacrilege case: FIR says the forensic expert was pressurised to get him to forge the report and call the video fake

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6 rebel MPs of Uddhav Sena join Eknath Shinde faction of Shiv Sena

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YSR Congress Party leader Gudivada Amarnath mocks Andhra Pradesh’s Home Minister Vangalapudi Anitha for putting on make-up

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After ‘naughty’ episode, now Sanjay Raut openly abuses rebel Shiv Sena UBT MPs: Shouldn’t politicians maintain some decorum in public life

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Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke slapped during Jaipur protests, we have seen this before in Indian Politics

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Economy

E-way bill generation rises by 14.5% in June, highest in 4 months

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India’s GCC Revolution: How Global Capability Centres are transforming the country into a decision-making hub

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India’s first satellite-based helicopter landing system gets approval

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Alternative fuel vehicles cross 40% in passenger vehicle market for the first time

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Private banks show strong balance sheet growth in the first quarter of the financial year, shows positive public mood around savings

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News

Grand showdown between protesters in Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir and Pakistani establishment as protesters’ deadline ends

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People in Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir have been protesting for weeks against the Pakistan government. Islamabad has tried to crush the protests by killing protesters, stopping supply of medicines and food items to the region, but all to no avail. The protests have only gathered strength following these measures by Pakistan.

EPFO’s new digital push makes Provident Fund services faster and easier

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EPFO has rolled out CITES 2.01, a new centralized digital platform designed to speed up PF claims, improve service delivery, and credit FY26 interest by July 15. It also aims to make PF access simpler, more transparent, and easier for members to use.

New high-frequency economy barometer, Index of Service Production, set to arrive on July 14

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A new high-frequency services index will launch on July 14 to measure activity in trade, transport, telecom, finance, and other service areas. It aims to give quicker, clearer signals about monthly economic movement.

No Zohran Mamdani, Egypt weren’t robbed, they lost fair & square, don’t try to use the World Cup for your politics

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Now, after Donald Trump, another US politician has decided to talk about the FIFA World Cup- New York mayor Zohran Mamdani. He said that Egypt were robbed during their Round of 16 clash with Argentina. Yeah right Mamdani.

Clean power moment of India: When more than half of the grid ran green

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A brief midday peak showed how rapidly the electricity mix is shifting as renewables, hydro and nuclear together met over 50% of generation during a 221 GW system demand.

Indian auto parts industry sees record growth in FY26, with turnover reaching about ₹7.6 trillion

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Strong domestic demand and export momentum supported the industry’s biggest annual turnover so far.

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China’s new ethnic unity law- A tool aimed at erasing the cultural identity of the minorities

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Punjab: State witnessing escalation in low-intensity terrorist activities orchestrated by Khalistani extremist networks

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The shift to softer targets, alongside symbolic ones (RSS office, BJP HQ, security forces) suggests a strategy of "persistent low-level pressure" to normalise disruption and force diversion of resources. Limited casualties reduce scrutiny while building operational confidence and propaganda value.

Tehreek-e-Taliban Hindustan: The new Pakistani proxy to spread terror in Bharat

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All three were linked with Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI)-funded Tehreek-e-Taliban Hindustan (TTH). Officials said all three were in constant touch with their handlers through encrypted messaging platforms, including Botim and WhatsApp

The political winter of Pakistan occupied Jammu & Kashmir – A crisis of oppression and global apathy

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The ongoing crisis in PoJK represents the climax of decades of structural deprivation. The relationship between Islamabad and Muzaffarabad remains fundamentally parasitic.

Ladakh needs institutions, not personalities who undermine the very cause they seek to advance

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This question is particularly relevant for Ladakh, a strategically significant and environmentally fragile region facing multiple, often competing, priorities.