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The government says energy sourcing is based on 'national interest', but India slashed imports from Venezuela, Iran, and Russia following U.S. pressure, and resumed sourcing after curbs eased
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Nepal's reconstruction plans post-floods and the "reset" of India-Nepal ties with the newly elected go-vernment were at the top of the agenda as External Affairs Minister S. Jaishan-kar met Nepal's Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle here on Friday, as both sides prepare for a visit by Nepal Prime Minister Ba-len Shah to New Delhi later this year.
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Homegrown research and deep-tech enterprise are helping India move beyond its identity as a services provider
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A rise in minimum PF pension will protect the worse-off among the retired
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India is standing at the threshold of a new frontier. But the most important question is not how deep we can go, how much we can mine, or how much wealth lies beneath the ocean floor. It is more fundamental: Should everything that can be technologically exploited necessarily be exploited? The question is particularly important as India strengthens its position in deep-sea exploration and develops the scientific and technological capabilities to access one of the least understood parts of the planet.
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A heap of discarded medical waste near a farmhouse in South Bengaluru district led police to an alleged counterfeit drug repackaging unit and to an inter-State network supplying medicines to hospitals and clinics. The counterfeit drugs allegedly reached patients who were being treated for serious illnesses, including cancer. Shilpa Elizabeth and Imran Gowhar report on the questions raised on accountability and patient safety
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Marathi film Gondhal has been chosen as India's official entry to the Oscars 2027, the Film Federation of India announced on Friday.
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A handover ceremony of various military and civil rotary wing aviation along with pilot training platforms developed by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) was held in Bengaluru on Friday. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Union Minister for Civil Aviation K. Ram-mohan Naidu were present.
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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is likely to raise the repo rate twice by as much as 50 basis points by the end of December 2026 in line with global tightening cycle and excess liquidity in the banking system.
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The government's net direct tax collection rose 13% to more than 12.12 lakh crore till September 17 in the current financial year, buoyed by better advance tax mop-up from corporates, data released by CBDT on Friday showed.
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