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India unlikely to revise fiscal deficit target despite Gulf crisis, capex stays priority
India remains committed to its fiscal deficit target for 2026-27, prioritizing capital expenditure despite Middle East tensions impacting oil prices. While austerity measures are considered, crucial infrastructure projects are protected. Officials suggest subsidy targeting and savings could offset added fiscal pressure, but economists warn of potential slippage if fuel prices remain capped.
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DC Vs GT, IPL 2026: Shubman Gill Fit To Play Against Delhi Capitals After Missing Out Last Match – Outlook India
DC Vs GT, IPL 2026: Shubman Gill Fit To Play Against Delhi Capitals After Missing Out Last Match Outlook India
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J&K: Police bust deep-rooted LeT module; arrest Pak terrorist wanted for 16 years
Jammu and Kashmir Police have busted a major Lashkar-e-Taiba module, arresting five individuals including a Pakistani terrorist wanted for 16 years. The operation, spanning multiple states, recovered significant weaponry and uncovered the terror group’s funding network. Investigations are ongoing, with more arrests anticipated as the deep-rooted interstate network is dismantled.
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Evacuating the ‘Dudes’: How US pulled off a high-risk rescue of F-15 pilots in Iran
A daring two-day US Air Force mission unfolded over Iran after an F-15E Strike Eagle was shot down. Hundreds of personnel and nearly 176 aircraft executed a complex combat search and rescue, braving heavy fire to extract both stranded airmen. Deception tactics were crucial in locating the second crew member amidst a massive Iranian manhunt.
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Atmanirbhar atom: Why India’s ‘fast breeder’ nuclear reactor is a game-changer
India achieved a significant milestone as its indigenously developed 500 MWe Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor (PFBR) at Kalpakkam attained criticality. This breakthrough signals a crucial step towards full-scale power generation and enhances India’s fuel self-reliance, positioning it among nations with advanced breeder reactor technology.
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‘Used tamarind seeds, rituals’: SIT probe reveals self-styled godman Ashok Kharat made ‘divine power’ claims to sexually exploit women
A self-styled godman, Ashok Kharat, has been arrested for allegedly exploiting women using claims of divine power and threats of death or defamation. Investigators revealed he used superstition and rituals to extort money and sexually assault victims.
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Stock market in deep red, gold prices volatile: Where should you put your money amid US-Iran war? 5 experts answer
It’s the start of a new financial year, and if you are wondering where to put your money – this article has you covered. We asked five experts what they think is the right portfolio strategy for investors at the current juncture.