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‘Peace can’t be piecemeal’: India voices concern over Strait of Hormuz, Gaza at BRICS conclave

India’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar urged BRICS nations to find practical solutions to geopolitical crises, emphasizing the threat to global energy and economic security from West Asian tensions. He stressed dialogue, diplomacy, and respect for sovereignty, while also highlighting concerns over unilateral sanctions, terrorism, and the need for UN Security Council reform.

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Rahul Gandhi’s fresh swipe at PM Modi over India-US trade deal: ‘Compromised PM’

Rahul Gandhi has accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of striking a “deal for Adani’s release” with the US, rather than a genuine trade agreement. The Congress party echoed these sentiments, labeling the pact “one-sided” and alleging it aims to close fraud cases against Gautam Adani in America, suggesting Modi is compromised and subservient to US

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CNG prices hiked by Rs 2/kg after petrol, diesel revision; check rates in your city

CNG prices have jumped by Rs 2 per kg across India, following recent hikes in petrol and diesel. This surge, attributed to the West Asia conflict impacting global energy supplies, sees Delhi’s CNG now at Rs 79.09 per kg. Fuel rates have climbed significantly after a long period of stability, raising concerns about energy security.

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From doctrine to dominance: how integrated systems shaped Operation Sindoor

Outgoing CDS General Anil Chauhan highlighted India’s success in Operation Sindoor, attributing it to integrated systems and superior situational awareness, leading to a non-kinetic victory. He stressed the need for multi-domain warfare readiness and cultural shifts for effective theatre commands, acknowledging a decade-long capability gap in implementation.

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As layoffs cross 1 lakh across tech industry, here are AI-proof jobs for engineers

Tech layoffs have surged past 1 lakh in 2026, impacting major firms like LinkedIn and Meta, even as companies invest heavily in AI. While mid-level and entry-level roles are cut, demand is rising for experienced engineers skilled in AI operations, maintenance, and integration. Soft skills and a proven AI track record are now crucial for

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PM Modi leaves for UAE – what’s on his five-nation tour agenda

Prime Minister Narendra Modi begins a significant five-nation tour. He will visit the United Arab Emirates, Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, and Italy. The visits aim to boost India’s engagement with Europe and the Gulf region. Discussions will focus on trade, investment, energy, and technology. This tour underscores India’s growing global partnerships.

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‘Xi would also like to see the Hormuz Strait open’: Trump on US-China talks

US President Trump revealed Chinese President Xi Jinping desires the Strait of Hormuz reopened to stabilize global energy markets. Both leaders reportedly agreed on the necessity of this crucial shipping route’s resumption. Discussions also touched upon potential increased Chinese purchases of American oil and agricultural products, alongside ongoing tensions regarding Taiwan.

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‘Elections over, vasooli shuru’: Opposition hits out at PM Modi over fuel hike with ‘mahangayi man’ jab

Fuel prices have increased across India. Petrol and diesel rates have gone up by Rs 3 per litre. Opposition parties are criticising the Modi government. They state that elections are over and price recovery has begun. This hike comes amid global energy price surges. India had previously absorbed these pressures. State-owned oil companies are now

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Tata Power, Adani Ports & more: Top stocks on brokers’ radar today

HSBC initiates SRF coverage with a buy, citing strong growth potential in specialty chemicals and performance films. Jefferies is bullish on Grasim, expecting increased capital availability for growth. Nomura sees Adani Ports expanding its marine business significantly in Europe. CLSA maintains a hold on Tata Power, believing the worst is over.

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