India is projected to surpass Japan as the world’s 4th largest economy in 2025, says the IMF. It is also on track to become the 3rd largest economy by 2028, overtaking Germany. India remains the fastest-growing major economy despite global trade tensions. BulletsIn India set to become 4th largest economy in 2025, overtaking Japan. Expected
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India is projected to surpass Japan as the world’s 4th largest economy in 2025, says the IMF. It is also on track to become the 3rd largest economy by 2028, overtaking Germany. India remains the fastest-growing major economy despite global trade tensions. BulletsIn India set to become 4th largest economy in 2025, overtaking Japan. Expected
ISRO organised a national science meet on April 16 to discuss lunar sample science for the Chandrayaan-4 mission. The mission aims to return lunar samples to Earth, marking a key step in India’s Moon exploration. Around 50 scientists from across India, including private institutes, attended the event. BulletsIn ISRO held national meet on April 16
ISRO organised a national science meet on April 16 to discuss lunar sample science for the Chandrayaan-4 mission. The mission aims to return lunar samples to Earth, marking a key step in India’s Moon exploration. Around 50 scientists from across India, including private institutes, attended the event. BulletsIn ISRO held national meet on April 16
Following India’s suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty after the Pahalgam terror attack, Pakistan’s Bilawal Bhutto issued a harsh warning. Speaking at a rally, he threatened bloodshed over water rights and blamed India for deflecting from internal security issues. The diplomatic row escalates tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbours, with both sides hardening positions. BulletsIn
Following India’s suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty after the Pahalgam terror attack, Pakistan’s Bilawal Bhutto issued a harsh warning. Speaking at a rally, he threatened bloodshed over water rights and blamed India for deflecting from internal security issues. The diplomatic row escalates tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbours, with both sides hardening positions. BulletsIn
David Attenborough has launched a new initiative to protect 30% of the world’s oceans by 2030. The initiative aims to combat overfishing and its impact on marine biodiversity. This program, led by the NGO Dynamic Planet and the National Geographic Society, will help local communities create marine protected areas in coastal waters, benefiting both the
David Attenborough has launched a new initiative to protect 30% of the world’s oceans by 2030. The initiative aims to combat overfishing and its impact on marine biodiversity. This program, led by the NGO Dynamic Planet and the National Geographic Society, will help local communities create marine protected areas in coastal waters, benefiting both the
India is actively negotiating Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) with several countries to secure greater market access for its steel exports. At an industry event in Mumbai, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal stated the government is working on 10–12 FTA deals, including with the EU, UK, and US. The aim is to promote India’s cost-effective and high-quality
India is actively negotiating Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) with several countries to secure greater market access for its steel exports. At an industry event in Mumbai, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal stated the government is working on 10–12 FTA deals, including with the EU, UK, and US. The aim is to promote India’s cost-effective and high-quality
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Global trade faces hurdles due to overlapping Free Trade Agreements (FTAs). Introduced by economist Jagdish Bhagwati in 1995, the Spaghetti Bowl Phenomenon refers to this growing complexity. Countries sign multiple FTAs to boost trade, but differing rules—especially Rules of Origin (ROO)—make trade harder instead of easier. Asia and Latin America show how such overlap discourages
Global trade faces hurdles due to overlapping Free Trade Agreements (FTAs). Introduced by economist Jagdish Bhagwati in 1995, the Spaghetti Bowl Phenomenon refers to this growing complexity. Countries sign multiple FTAs to boost trade, but differing rules—especially Rules of Origin (ROO)—make trade harder instead of easier. Asia and Latin America show how such overlap discourages
The Indian Air Force conducted Exercise ‘Aakraman’, a series of combat drills simulating mountain and ground attacks. The exercises, held amid rising India-Pakistan tensions, featured Rafale and Su-30MKI jets, testing strike capability, electronic warfare readiness, and use of advanced missiles and defense systems. BulletsIn IAF conducted Exercise ‘Aakraman’ amid heightened Indo-Pak tensions Simulated attacks on
The Indian Air Force conducted Exercise ‘Aakraman’, a series of combat drills simulating mountain and ground attacks. The exercises, held amid rising India-Pakistan tensions, featured Rafale and Su-30MKI jets, testing strike capability, electronic warfare readiness, and use of advanced missiles and defense systems. BulletsIn IAF conducted Exercise ‘Aakraman’ amid heightened Indo-Pak tensions Simulated attacks on
131Conservationists in Africa are working to shift the negative image of vultures, which are often associated with death. These important scavengers play a critical role in ecosystems by preventing the spread of diseases and pests. However, despite their environmental importance, vultures are among the least loved animals in the world. Many species are endangered, and
Conservationists in Africa are working to shift the negative image of vultures, which are often associated with death. These important scavengers play a critical role in ecosystems by preventing the spread of diseases and pests. However, despite their environmental importance, vultures are among the least loved animals in the world. Many species are endangered, and
India’s Constitution, under Part IV (Articles 36–51), outlines the Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSPs). These are non-enforceable guidelines for governance. Though not justiciable, they play a vital role in shaping laws and policies. Derived from the Irish Constitution, DPSPs aim to promote justice, equity, and welfare. They mandate the state to build a fair
India’s Constitution, under Part IV (Articles 36–51), outlines the Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSPs). These are non-enforceable guidelines for governance. Though not justiciable, they play a vital role in shaping laws and policies. Derived from the Irish Constitution, DPSPs aim to promote justice, equity, and welfare. They mandate the state to build a fair
India is considering allowing up to 49% foreign ownership in nuclear power plants, say government sources. This major policy shift is part of efforts to replace coal with cleaner energy sources. Proposed legal changes may be presented to the federal cabinet soon, aiming for passage in the July 2025 Parliament session. BulletsIn India may allow
India is considering allowing up to 49% foreign ownership in nuclear power plants, say government sources. This major policy shift is part of efforts to replace coal with cleaner energy sources. Proposed legal changes may be presented to the federal cabinet soon, aiming for passage in the July 2025 Parliament session. BulletsIn India may allow
