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- March 24, 2026

Washington, July 2026 — Donald Trump has sent shockwaves through the global economy by declaring that the United States will now act as the “guardian” of the Strait of Hormuz, enforcing a staggering 20% toll on all commercial cargo passing through the vital waterway. What the administration frames as a necessary reimbursement for maritime security,
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Lucknow: While many higher education institutions in India continue to rely primarily on websites and conventional Learning Management Systems, dedicated, student-first mobile applications remain far from universal. The Indian higher education ecosystem is expanding its online and distance learning offerings, yet digital maturity varies widely across institutions, with research highlighting that advanced LMS adoption and
READ MORENew Delhi, June 2026 — The long-standing formula for Indian students seeking a life in the UK—get a degree, secure a post-study work visa, and build a career abroad—is facing a harsh reality check overnight. What experts describe as a push for accountability, critics and students see as a rapidly shrinking window of opportunity, forcing
READ MORERome, June 2026 — A rapidly escalating diplomatic crisis has fractured US-Italy relations after Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni publicly slammed US President Donald Trump over a controversial “begged for a pic” remark. What started as subtle friction at the G7 summit has now erupted into canceled state visits and public rebukes. The “Begging” Claim
READ MOREAmaravati, June 2026 — The rejection of a handful of Indian chilli shipments by China has sent shockwaves through the country’s agricultural export sector. What might seem like a minor hiccup in a massive trade network is being viewed by industry insiders as a ticking time bomb that could threaten India’s access to one of
READ MORENew Delhi, June 2026 — The Delhi High Court has delivered a major blow to Telegram, upholding the Indian government’s temporary ban on the messaging platform amid the escalating NEET-UG paper leak scandal. What Telegram argued was an illegal restriction affecting over 150 million users, the court deemed a necessary, proportionate, and strictly legal intervention.
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