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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

Monsoon session of Parliament on the horizon, turmoil in Punjab Congress, and Rahul Gandhi is missing- Where is the Congress prince

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Arvind Kejriwal’s arrogance again on full display, asks BJP President Nitin Nabin “Who are you”

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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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Economy

Beyond the Headlines: Why Framing the Green India Mission’s Shortfall as a Policy Failure Misses the Bigger Picture

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India’s semiconductor programme turns students into chip designers

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RBI to close special FCNR(B) forex window on August 31 after $52.3 billion inflows

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India’s July exports rise nearly 20%, and the trade deficit reaches $32 billion

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India’s export growth signals a bigger global push

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News

Foreign Handlers Target Punjab Youth: The Hidden Costs of Hybrid Terror Networks

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Throughout 2026, Punjab has faced a wave of low-intensity attacks on soft targets directed by foreign handlers using encrypted channels and informal payouts. Driven into local execution by false promises of status and quick money, young recruits face rapid arrest, ruined futures, and long-term legal consequences while distant organizers remain insulated.

Home Minister Amit Shah ready to speak on student protests in Parliament, Rahul Gandhi arrogantly says “We don’t care”

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Union Home Minister Amit Shah is set to address the House on the issue; however, the opposition that was calling for Amit Shah's statement doesn't seem to care.

Can’t change reality: India responds to Chinese objection on renaming Arunachal Pradesh locations

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The Indian response came after China objected to India’s move to officially identify 27 places and geographical features in Arunachal Pradesh

Strong July growth seen in E-way bill generation, touches its 2nd-highest monthly level

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E-way bill generation shows resilience in trade and transport

Kharif sowing nears last year’s level as rural demand stays steady

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Kharif sowing has almost reached 2025 levels, while rural demand remains steady because of improved rainfall, healthy farm incomes, welfare support, and better credit conditions.

IPL star Abishek Porel arrested in a rape and criminal intimidation case

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Born in West Bengal, the left-handed wicketkeeper-batter Abhishek Porel represents Bengal in domestic cricket and has been part of the Delhi Capitals setup in the IPL since 2023.

Exclusive Content

Mineral Security of India: The foundation of economic growth, national security, and strategic autonomy

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Bangladesh on the verge of becoming another Pakistan, the threat of Islamic radicalisation in India’s East

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Since its independence in 1971, secured by Indian victory over Pakistan, Bangladesh has experienced remarkable economic growth, improvements in social development, and increasing regional importance.

The lesser Punjabis: What Punjabi Hindus went through during the years of terrorism in the state

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Punjab's recent history is often told as though it began with Operation Blue Star. By June 1984, Punjab had already endured years of escalating radicalisation, political violence and targeted killings.

Are human rights becoming selective? The silence over Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir

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In this regard, it appears that there is a growing disquiet around the world over recent allegations concerning the revolting events in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.

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

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The number of income-tax returns reporting gross total income of ₹100 crore or more has surged from 142 in AY 2021-22 to 576 in AY 2025-26, according to data shared in Parliament. While the rise points to stronger economic activity and improved tax compliance, experts caution that annual income figures do not necessarily reflect long-term wealth and can be influenced by one-time events such as asset sales, business exits, or capital gains.

Latest Articles

India’s semiconductor programme turns students into chip designers

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The Government's Chips to Start-ups programme is building a skilled workforce and supporting student-made chip designs for India’s growing semiconductor industry.

RBI to close special FCNR(B) forex window on August 31 after $52.3 billion inflows

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Strong foreign-currency deposits from non-resident Indians have prompted the Reserve Bank of India to end its special swap facility earlier than planned, while other borrowing windows will remain open until December 31, 2026.

India’s July exports rise nearly 20%, and the trade deficit reaches $32 billion

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Strong shipments of petroleum products, electronics and engineering goods lifted exports in July 2026, but higher imports, especially crude oil, widened India’s trade gap to a six-month high.

India’s export growth signals a bigger global push

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India has recorded strong export growth in the first four months of the financial year 2027, with officials aiming for a bigger global share and a future target of one trillion dollars in exports. This report explains the numbers, the direction of policy, and the wider impact in simple English.