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Parliament Moves to Tackle Rising Concerns Over Exam Paper Leaks with New Legislation 0
- Politics & Policy
- July 27, 2026
The Indian Parliament has introduced a new bill aimed at combating exam paper leaks, reflecting growing public frustration over academic integrity. This legislation seeks to establish stringent penalties for those involved in such fraudulent activities. New Delhi, July 2026 — In response to an alarming increase in exam paper leaks that have compromised the integrity
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India Pivots to Venezuela: Largest Oil Import in 6 Years to Offset Iran War Fallout 0
- Economy & Jobs, Global News, Politics & Policy
- April 8, 2026
New Delhi, April 2026 — India’s energy strategy has taken a dramatic turn as the government pivots back to a long-dormant partner. To navigate the fallout of the ongoing Iran war, New Delhi is set to import its highest volume of Venezuelan crude oil in over six years. What analysts describe as a masterstroke of
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Trump Proposes Contoversial Toll System for Strait of Hormuz Following Iran Conflict 0
- Global News, Government, Politics & Policy, Top Headlines
- April 8, 2026
Washington D.C., April 2026 — In a move that could fundamentally reshape global energy trade, U.S. President Donald Trump has floated a controversial proposal to charge ships a toll for passage through the Strait of Hormuz. Following the recent U.S.-Iran hostilities, Trump argued that as the “winner” of the conflict, the United States should oversee
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CCTV Crackdown: India Shuts the “Digital Window” to Beijing 0
- Automobile, Defence, Global News, Government, Politics & Policy
- April 1, 2026
New Delhi, April 2026 — The silent digital war between New Delhi and Beijing has moved from mobile apps to the very walls of Indian homes and offices. As of April 1, 2026, the Indian government has effectively ended the dominance of Chinese CCTV giants like Hikvision and Dahua, implementing a certification regime that acts
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India Declared “Naxal-Free”: The End of a 60-Year Insurgency 0
- Defence, Development, Finance, Government, Politics & Policy
- April 1, 2026
NEW DELHI, March 2026 — In a historic declaration from the floor of Parliament, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has announced that India is now officially “Naxal-free.” The statement marks the conclusion of a decades-long struggle against an insurgency that was once labeled by former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh as the nation’s “greatest internal security
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The Asymmetric Drone War: Why High-Tech Defense is Losing the Money Game 0
- Defence, Government, Politics & Policy
- March 28, 2026
WASHINGTON D.C., March 2026 — A new era of warfare has arrived in the Middle East, and according to recent defense analyses, the U.S. and its allies are on the losing side of a critical economic equation. Iran’s “bullock cart” drones—cheap, slow, and expendable—are successfully depleting the billion-dollar missile stockpiles of the world’s most advanced
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