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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.

Record Russian oil import surge in India: How Strait of Hormuz disruptions reshaped global energy flows

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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.

Politics

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

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Nationalist Citizens Party of India: From a fringe regional outfit to overnight becoming the centre of Indian politics

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Lost CM chair, deserted by most party MLAs and MPs, and now will Mamata Banerjee lose even the party symbol of TMC

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Choose us or Abhishek: Veteran TMC leader Kalyan Banerjee’s ultimatum to Mamata

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Will Mamata Banerjee and Abhishek Banerjee be the only ones left in Trinamool Congress? Now Sushmita Dev resigns from the party

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Economy

Varanasi biscuits export to Oman marks a new growth path for local trade

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India-US trade pact faces delay as India will only agree to the deal if tariff structure gives a clear competitive edge over rivals

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Foreign funds rush into government bonds after policy change about taxes on interest and capital gains for non-resident investors

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Private corporate sales return to double-digit growth in FY26

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Vizhinjam port’s rapid rise shows why a new deep-sea port matters

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News

Board of Trade meeting to review export goals and market support, will focus on how to raise exports to $2 Trillion

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A major trade meeting is set to take place on 3rd July, and the main focus will be on how to raise exports to the $2 trillion mark.

Pakistan’s strikes kill 35 in Afghanistan, even women and children targeted

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Pakistan has shielded, supported, and even funded terrorists as a state policy, after all, who can forget Osama Bin Laden living under Pakistan's patronage. Now when the chickens have come home to roost, Pakistan's government attacks innocent Afghans to save face at home.

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) warns that US bases in West Asia will ‘Experience Hell’

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Iran's IRGC declared that American bases throughout West Asia would "experience hell" if further attacks were carried out against Iran.

Indian economy’s growth outlook looks brighter, and not just because of oil pressures ease, it is because of govt’s policy decisions

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This also explains why the rise in forecasts is being read as the result of policy choices, not just luck. Even when West Asia was tense, economic decisions were taken with the expectation that the disruption could last for months, so the response stayed cautious and practical.

Indian pharmaceutical sector moves toward higher-value innovation

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The Indian pharmaceutical sector has long been known for making affordable medicines, especially generic drugs that helped many people access treatment at lower cost. That role remains important, but a new direction is now becoming clearer.

Japan PM to make first official visit to India early July, declaration on economic security likely, will look to counter Chinese export controls

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As per the official statement, the Japanese PM's visit will focus on increasing cooperation to achieve mutual economic growth. Both countries, which have been historically close partners, will also seek to deepen their strategic partnership amid growing geopolitical uncertainties.

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

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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.

Lawrence Bishnoi gang- The criminal syndicate at the epicenter of transnational gang conflict and a headache for security agencies in many countries

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The Lawrence Bishnoi Gang is a transnational criminal organisation with its core operations in India and an expansive global network in Canada, the U.S., Portugal, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Philippines, Turkey, Austria, Italy, Dubai, and Pakistan.

Ashok Gehlot says Indira Gandhi would have banned BJP, hard to disagree for anyone who remembers how opposition was targeted during Emergency

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Senior Congress leader and former Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has stirred a controversy by saying that if late Prime Minister Indira Gandhi were alive today, she would have banned the Bharatiya Janta Party.

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Indian pharmaceutical sector moves toward higher-value innovation

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Japan PM to make first official visit to India early July, declaration on economic security likely, will look to counter Chinese export controls

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Lashkar-e-Taiba proxies attend funeral of Shoaib Akhar’s brother; the problematic links between Pakistani cricketers and terrorists

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Interestingly, LeT believes in the idea of Ghazwa-e-Hind, a holy war against India, an idea previously spoken about by Shoaib Akhtar as well.

Venezuela earthquakes death toll rises to 920, Indian Army sends medical contingent under Operation Amistad to support relief efforts

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On June 24, 2026, two massive earthquakes hit South American country of Venezuela leaving behind a train of destruction. The death toll from the earthquakes has risen to 920 now with thousands still missing.