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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

Setbacks keep coming for Mamata Banerjee: Now Trinamool Congress’s Bengal chief Chandrima Bhattacharya quits all posts

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Punjab: Former CM Charanjit Singh Channi puts up a show of strength at his house as internal turmoil within Congress party comes to the...

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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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Economy

Surge in Ultra-High Income Filers Signals a Shifting Wealth Pattern

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India’s $32 billion inflow push tests the rupee’s limits

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India-UK trade pact could lift exports to $115 billion by 2030

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50 OTT platforms disabled in two years by the government over obscene material, indecent representation, and online dissemination of harmful content

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World Bank warns of slower global growth as the conflict in West Asia continues to disturb energy markets

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News

Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana 4.0 creates new opportunities in AI and emerging tech

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Over 5.44 lakh candidates trained across states and Union Territories, marking a major step in future-skills development.

Indian Hockey clarifies the saffron jersey switch for World Cup amid social media outrage

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The unveiling of the Indian men's hockey team's new jersey, featuring saffron as the dominant colour, has sparked widespread debate on social media.

India’s first direct container freight train to Nepal marks a new trade route for the country, highlights the growth of Indian Railways

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A 40-wagon consignment carrying 1,225 tonnes of canola from Kolkata Port to Biratnagar shows how rail connectivity is reshaping India-Nepal cargo movement.

New US bill may open an easier Green Card path for Indian H-1B visa holders

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A new immigration proposal in the United States could bring long-awaited relief to thousands of Indian professionals who have spent years building their careers and contributing to the American economy while remaining trapped in lengthy Green Card backlogs.

Industrial output rises 7.3%, hits 23-month high with manufacturing leading the charge

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A broad-based rise in factory output, power use, and investment-linked activity points to stronger momentum in the industrial sector

India’s toy industry finds a new push with a newly formed task force, aiming for a 5 per cent global market share by 2032

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A new task force has been set up to strengthen toy manufacturing and lift the sector’s position in the world market, with a clear aim of reaching a 5 percent share by 2032.

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Surge in Ultra-High Income Filers Signals a Shifting Wealth Pattern

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The paradigm shift: More and more students now choosing to stay in India and look forward to building things here instead of looking abroad,...

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More than 13 lakh Indians continue to study overseas, and hundreds of thousands leave each year for higher education. The aspiration to compete globally remains very much alive. Yet over the last few years, I have found myself paying attention to the shift in the script.

Serious students will not get violent in the streets, so who are these elements at Cockroach Janta Party protest indulging in violence

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The Cockroach Janta Party protest, going on in Delhi, against NEET paper leak has taken a violent turn this week. The protesters have repeatedly targeted Police personnel during the past 3 days.

India’s infrastructure projects: Is India creating white elephants or instead, it is an oak in the acorn

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Though idiomatic in origin, the term 'white elephant' is widely used in public finance to describe inefficient capital investments that yield a negative net social return. This phrase is currently a preferred descriptor among public intellectuals and infrastructure critics questioning the long-term viability of mega-projects.

Reverence and Responsibility: The sacrilege debate testing faith and harmony in Punjab

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The latest flashpoint emerged in 2026 with amendments to Punjab’s sacrilege laws. The state assembly passed the Jagat Jyot Sri Guru Granth Sahib Satkar (Amendment) Act, aiming to strengthen penalties for desecration.

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New US bill may open an easier Green Card path for Indian H-1B visa holders

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Industrial output rises 7.3%, hits 23-month high with manufacturing leading the charge

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A broad-based rise in factory output, power use, and investment-linked activity points to stronger momentum in the industrial sector

India’s toy industry finds a new push with a newly formed task force, aiming for a 5 per cent global market share by 2032

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A new task force has been set up to strengthen toy manufacturing and lift the sector’s position in the world market, with a clear aim of reaching a 5 percent share by 2032.

Students, idiots, or andhbhakts: Rahul Gandhi’s understanding of the Indian people; we are all idiots or andhbhakts if we are not studying

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Dismissing voters who disagree with a political party as “idiots” or “Andhbhakts” risks alienating the very people whose support is necessary to win elections.