INDIA
CDS Stresses Swift and Decisive Action for India’s Future Challenges
"Jointmanship is not aspirational now. It is the bedrock of our ongoing transformation through theaterisation, integrated logistics and joint training," Chauhan said during the inauguration of Ran Samwad, a top military conclave at the Army War College in Mhow, Madhya Pradesh, on August 26-27.
'No matter how much pressure comes': PM Modi Responds to Trump's 50% Tariff Threat, Pledges Support for Farmers and Small Businesses
"Today in the world, everyone is busy doing politics based on economic interests. From this land of Ahmedabad, I will tell my small entrepreneurs, my small shopkeeper brothers and sisters, my farmer brothers and sisters, my animal husbandry brothers and sisters and I am saying this on the land of Gandhi ... be it the small entrepreneurs, farmers, or animal keepers of my country, for everyone, I promise you again and again, your interests are paramount for Modi," he said while addressing a rally in Ahmedabad.
Starlink Set to Launch in India by End of 2025, Confirms MoS Communications
The company received a Unified License from the Department of Telecommunications in July, though it was given the final nod only after it agreed to adhere to India's strict security norms, the minister said in an interview to PTI yesterday.
Delhi CM Attack Case Intensifies: Police Detain Rajesh’s Associate Tahseen Over Alleged Murder Conspiracy
Tahseen was arrested at Rajkot in Gujarat and brought to Delhi late on Friday night. He now stands charges of criminal conspiracy and assisting an attempt to murder, Delhi police sources said.
Delhi Metro raises fares for first time in 7 years: Tickets to cost between ₹11 and ₹64; Airport Express fares up by ₹5
DMRC said, in a statement, that the hike "is small" with fares going up from ₹1 to ₹4 on most routes. On the Airport Express Line, tickets will cost up to ₹5 more. This is expected to affect lakhs of passengers using the metro for their daily travel in Delhi-NCR.
India Halts Parcel Deliveries to U.S. After Tariff Rule Change, Continues Letter Services
Until further notice, only letters, documents, and gift consignments up to a value of $100 only would still be accepted.
India Engages Mercury Public Affairs for U.S. Lobbying as Strains with Trump Administration Grow
According to a filing with the US Department of Justice, India has committed to paying Mercury $75,000 per month for "public relations, communications, and government relations advice and services, including outreach to US media and government officials."
‘Overlooking each other’s history’: Jaishankar reminds US of Bin Laden’s Abbottabad presence in swipe at Pakistan
Addressing the ET World Leaders Forum, Jaishankar had claimed that the US has consistently opted to ignore its difficult past with Pakistan at every point when political expediency required it.
PM Said No To Protection For Him In Bill To Sack Ministers, Says Kiren Rijiju
Rijiju said that during a cabinet meeting, some colleagues proposed to make an exception for the Prime Minister which Modi, as Rijiju said, "immediately rejected."
Jaishankar Responds to Trump’s Secondary Sanctions on India’s Russian Oil Trade: ‘If you don’t like it, don’t buy it’
Having a conversation with the Economic Times World Leaders Forum (ET WLF), he noted that India will retain its autonomy of decision-making while the trade issues remain difficult to address in discussions with the US.
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