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U.S. announces civilian nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia
The United States and Saudi Arabia have signed a landmark agreement to establish a civilian nuclear program in the Gulf nation. The deal, which aims to advance economic and strategic objectives while ostensibly ensuring non-proliferation, is occurring against a backdrop of heightened regional tensions involving the U.S., Iran, and Iran's regional proxies.
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Must ReadPM’s move amid NEET rage: Fast-track courts for ‘swift, stringent punishment’
The Prime Minister announced the establishment of fast-track courts to ensure speedy justice in cases of exam paper leaks, responding to widespread protests over the [NEET] examination. This announcement follows an investigation revealing a poor conviction rate in major exam leak cases over the past two decades.
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Must Read'I expect India to be concerned about US pharma tariffs': Rubio on Trump's 200% storm
US President Donald Trump has announced a proposed phased tariff plan targeting imported generic drugs, starting with a 0% tariff for two years from August 2026, subsequently escalating to 100% for one year, and then 200%. The policy aims to incentivize the relocation of generic pharmaceutical manufacturing back to the United States.
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Must ReadIndia on track to meet 2030 renewable energy target: Union MoS for New and Renewable Energy
The Union Minister of State for New and Renewable Energy announced in the [Lok Sabha] that India has achieved its target of securing 50% of its installed electricity capacity from non-fossil fuel sources five years ahead of the 2030 deadline. As of June 2026, India's non-fossil fuel capacity stands at 297.36 GW, heavily driven by solar power (162.15 GW) and wind power (57.44 GW).
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Must ReadUS says interim trade deal almost ready as Jaishankar meets Rubio in Philippines
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar met US Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Manila on the sidelines of ASEAN meetings to discuss finalizing key defense agreements and an 'almost complete' interim trade deal.
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Must ReadIran says stopped three oil tankers transiting Hormuz
Iran’s [Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps] (IRGC) claimed to have intercepted three oil tankers attempting to navigate the [Strait of Hormuz] via an Omani coastal route, resulting in one explosion. The incident underscores escalating tensions between the United States and Iran over control of this critical maritime chokepoint, impacting global energy security and shipping lanes.
Must ReadHouthis strike tankers in Red Sea; first since Saudi-linked shipping blockade via Bab el-Mandeb
Yemen's Houthi rebels attacked Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea, marking the first strike since announcing a blockade of Saudi-linked shipping via the Bab el-Mandeb strait. Concurrently, the U.S.
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Must ReadBuried questions: On the Sikkim tunnel accident
A methane explosion at the under-construction Teesta Stage-VI hydroelectric project tunnel in Sikkim killed at least 15 workers. This incident, following the October 2023 glacial lake outburst flood that destroyed the Teesta-III dam, highlights the severe hazards of infrastructure development in the geologically fragile and seismically active Himalayan region, raising urgent questions about environmental clearances and safety protocols.
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Must ReadPM Modi’s push for fast-track courts amid paper leak protests: How they work, what the law allows
The Prime Minister has proposed setting up Fast Track Courts (FTCs) to handle cases related to paper leaks, highlighting the government's reliance on specialized courts to expedite justice in high-profile matters. While FTCs have shown higher disposal rates than regular courts, they face significant challenges due to pendency and infrastructure deficits, raising questions about their overall efficacy in solving India's judicial backlog.
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Must ReadET Graphics: India is winning the battle against hunger, but not food costs
A recent report by the [Food and Agriculture Organization] (FAO) reveals that India has achieved a significant 42% decline in undernourishment over the past two decades, outpacing global progress. While the number of Indians unable to afford a healthy diet has also fallen by 29%, the actual cost of a healthy diet has risen by over a third to $4.11 per person per day.
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