India is accelerating negotiations for Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) with the European Union, Chile, and New Zealand, aiming to close the deals by the end of this year. The move seeks to diversify exports, especially in labour-intensive sectors, and secure rare-earth mineral supplies to strengthen manufacturing and clean energy industries. BulletsIn India fast-tracking FTA talks
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India is accelerating negotiations for Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) with the European Union, Chile, and New Zealand, aiming to close the deals by the end of this year. The move seeks to diversify exports, especially in labour-intensive sectors, and secure rare-earth mineral supplies to strengthen manufacturing and clean energy industries. BulletsIn India fast-tracking FTA talks
110The Government of India Act 1919, also known as the Montague–Chelmsford Reforms, marked a major step toward involving Indians in governance. Enacted during British rule, it introduced the principle of self-governance, diarchy in provinces, and expanded Indian representation in administration. However, limited powers, communal representation, and governor dominance restricted its effectiveness. BulletsIn Introduced as Montague–Chelmsford
The Government of India Act 1919, also known as the Montague–Chelmsford Reforms, marked a major step toward involving Indians in governance. Enacted during British rule, it introduced the principle of self-governance, diarchy in provinces, and expanded Indian representation in administration. However, limited powers, communal representation, and governor dominance restricted its effectiveness. BulletsIn Introduced as Montague–Chelmsford
Pakistan is at a sensitive crossroads, facing political instability, economic crisis, and shifting global alliances. Its internal challenges and external realignments have deep security and diplomatic implications for India, requiring vigilance, preparedness, and strategic foresight. BulletsIn Pakistan faces political uncertainty, economic distress, and governance strain impacting national stability. High inflation, weak currency, low forex reserves
Pakistan is at a sensitive crossroads, facing political instability, economic crisis, and shifting global alliances. Its internal challenges and external realignments have deep security and diplomatic implications for India, requiring vigilance, preparedness, and strategic foresight. BulletsIn Pakistan faces political uncertainty, economic distress, and governance strain impacting national stability. High inflation, weak currency, low forex reserves
India faces a deep judicial crisis, with nearly 4.9 crore cases pending across various courts as of 2025. Despite the Supreme Court working at full strength, the gap between case filings and disposals keeps widening. Limited judges, outdated laws, and resource shortages have created a bottleneck that threatens justice delivery and public faith in the
India faces a deep judicial crisis, with nearly 4.9 crore cases pending across various courts as of 2025. Despite the Supreme Court working at full strength, the gap between case filings and disposals keeps widening. Limited judges, outdated laws, and resource shortages have created a bottleneck that threatens justice delivery and public faith in the
India has launched Exercise Trishul, its largest joint military drill in decades, integrating the Army, Navy, and Air Force. Conducted across multiple domains, it aims to strengthen interoperability and readiness amid evolving regional challenges. BulletsIn Largest tri-service drill since Operation Sindoor Involves Army, Navy, Air Force in coordinated missions Naval operations span up to 1,000
India has launched Exercise Trishul, its largest joint military drill in decades, integrating the Army, Navy, and Air Force. Conducted across multiple domains, it aims to strengthen interoperability and readiness amid evolving regional challenges. BulletsIn Largest tri-service drill since Operation Sindoor Involves Army, Navy, Air Force in coordinated missions Naval operations span up to 1,000
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday launched the ₹1 lakh crore Research, Development and Innovation (RDI) Scheme to strengthen India’s science and technology ecosystem and promote indigenous innovation. The initiative, first announced in Budget FY26, aims to fund high-risk, high-impact projects, especially in the private sector, marking a major step in India’s innovation-led growth journey.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday launched the ₹1 lakh crore Research, Development and Innovation (RDI) Scheme to strengthen India’s science and technology ecosystem and promote indigenous innovation. The initiative, first announced in Budget FY26, aims to fund high-risk, high-impact projects, especially in the private sector, marking a major step in India’s innovation-led growth journey.
114A new Climate Inequality Report 2025 by the World Inequality Lab and UNEP reveals that the world’s richest 1% are responsible for 41% of emissions linked to private capital ownership. The report warns that without fairer climate finance, global inequality will deepen as the poor suffer most from climate damages while the rich profit from
A new Climate Inequality Report 2025 by the World Inequality Lab and UNEP reveals that the world’s richest 1% are responsible for 41% of emissions linked to private capital ownership. The report warns that without fairer climate finance, global inequality will deepen as the poor suffer most from climate damages while the rich profit from
China on Monday dismissed allegations by US President Donald Trump that it had secretly conducted nuclear tests. The Chinese Foreign Ministry reiterated that China follows a responsible nuclear policy and adheres to its long-standing ‘No First Use’ doctrine. The rejection came after Trump announced plans to resume US nuclear weapons testing, citing alleged tests by
China on Monday dismissed allegations by US President Donald Trump that it had secretly conducted nuclear tests. The Chinese Foreign Ministry reiterated that China follows a responsible nuclear policy and adheres to its long-standing ‘No First Use’ doctrine. The rejection came after Trump announced plans to resume US nuclear weapons testing, citing alleged tests by
109Founded in 1885 in Mumbai by 72 delegates, initiated by Allan Octavian Hume; Womesh Chunder Banerjee was first president. BulletsIn Began as a forum for educated Indians to present moderate political demands under British rule. Gradually evolved into the principal leader of India’s freedom struggle. Led key movements: Swaraj, Non-Cooperation, Civil Disobedience, and Quit India.
Founded in 1885 in Mumbai by 72 delegates, initiated by Allan Octavian Hume; Womesh Chunder Banerjee was first president. BulletsIn Began as a forum for educated Indians to present moderate political demands under British rule. Gradually evolved into the principal leader of India’s freedom struggle. Led key movements: Swaraj, Non-Cooperation, Civil Disobedience, and Quit India.
Contempt of court, meant to protect judicial authority, is under renewed debate after recent confrontations involving senior judges. Critics argue that the contempt law often suppresses free speech and shields judges from fair criticism. Experts call for reform to balance judicial dignity with citizens’ freedom of expression. BulletsIn Contempt of court punishes disobedience or disrespect
Contempt of court, meant to protect judicial authority, is under renewed debate after recent confrontations involving senior judges. Critics argue that the contempt law often suppresses free speech and shields judges from fair criticism. Experts call for reform to balance judicial dignity with citizens’ freedom of expression. BulletsIn Contempt of court punishes disobedience or disrespect
