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All eyes on RBI as policymakers weigh inflation risks and global uncertainty

All eyes on RBI as policymakers weigh inflation risks and global uncertainty

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The RBI's rate-setting panel begins its June policy meeting amid rising inflation risks, volatile crude oil prices and geopolitical uncertainty, with economists widely expecting the central bank to keep interest rates unchanged

Fresh trade hurdle? India among economies facing additional US tariffs

Fresh trade hurdle? India among economies facing additional US tariffs

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The Trump administration has proposed tariffs of up to 12.5 per cent on imports from 60 economies, including India, alleging inadequate action against goods made with forced labour and reviving its use of Section 301 trade measures

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Shots fired near Khan Sir coaching centre, student protests erupt in Patna

Shots fired near Khan Sir coaching centre, student protests erupt in Patna

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A security guard was injured in a firing incident near Khan Sir’s coaching centre in Patna, triggering student protests, police action and allegations against a nearby coaching institute

Monsoon delayed, Centre reviews water availability and preparedness for states for El Nino impact

Monsoon delayed, Centre reviews water availability and preparedness for states for El Nino impact

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As monsoon progress slows and El Nino risks mount, the Centre has reviewed water availability, seed stocks and state preparedness, directing special monitoring in vulnerable districts to protect kharif output and farmers' incomes

Fact-check: Did RBI sell $12 billion worth of gold to protect India’s forex reserves?

Fact-check: Did RBI sell $12 billion worth of gold to protect India’s forex reserves?

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A recent analysis claimed that the RBI may have sold $12 billion in gold while boosting foreign-currency assets amid pressure from the Iran-US conflict, rising oil prices, and a weakening rupee. The government has rejected the claim

India's services sector hits six-month high as domestic demand powers growth

India's services sector hits six-month high as domestic demand powers growth

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India's services sector expanded at its fastest pace in six months in May, driven by strong domestic demand and a surge in new orders, while easing inflation offered relief despite softer business confidence

Nearly 40,000 students complete CBSE re-evaluation applications after portal restoration

Nearly 40,000 students complete CBSE re-evaluation applications after portal restoration

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The CBSE on Wednesday said that nearly 40,000 students of Class 12 have successfully completed the application process for verification of marks and re-evaluation after the restoration of its online portal.

Who approved it? CBSE faces tough questions over controversial OSM contract

Who approved it? CBSE faces tough questions over controversial OSM contract

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The Central Board of Secondary Education is facing scrutiny over allegations that it overlooked multiple security warnings—including advisories from the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team and concerns raised by internal committees—before awarding a contract linked to its digital answer-sheet evaluation system used by millions of students

'Prepare for El Niño', says WMO; experts warn of weak monsoon risk in India

'Prepare for El Niño', says WMO; experts warn of weak monsoon risk in India

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The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has warned that El Niño conditions are developing in the tropical Pacific Ocean and are likely to influence weather patterns across the world in the coming months.

'IPL is over, focus on business': Uday Kotak urges Indian firms to think bigger as Alphabet doubles down on AI

'IPL is over, focus on business': Uday Kotak urges Indian firms to think bigger as Alphabet doubles down on AI

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Reacting to Alphabet's historic $80 billion fundraising programme, Uday Kotak urged Indian businesses to look beyond short-term distractions and invest aggressively in future technologies, warning that the gap between India Inc and global technology giants continues to widen

US now India’s largest LPG source as Iran war disrupts old supply chains; Russia top crude supplier

US now India’s largest LPG source as Iran war disrupts old supply chains; Russia top crude supplier

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The US has overtaken Gulf producers to become India’s largest LPG supplier as disruptions linked to the Iran conflict and Strait of Hormuz blockade reshape energy trade, while Russia remains the country’s biggest crude oil source

Indian agencies arrest Huzaifa over links to Dawood Ibrahim syndicate in Mumbai

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A joint operation by the Maharashtra ATS and Delhi Police Special Cell led to the arrest of Huzaifa, who investigators allege coordinated recruitment and logistics for an ISI-backed terror module linked to Dawood Ibrahim associates based in Pakistan

DRDO, IAF successfully test RudraM-II anti-radiation missile designed to destroy enemy radars

DRDO, IAF successfully test RudraM-II anti-radiation missile designed to destroy enemy radars

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. The Ministry of Defence said the missile met all objectives during the trial, which was conducted under extreme release conditions from an airborne platform.

Lokhande Prashant Sitaram appointed CBSE chairman, Varun Bhardwaj takes charge as secretary

Lokhande Prashant Sitaram appointed CBSE chairman, Varun Bhardwaj takes charge as secretary

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Lokhande Prashant Sitaram and Varun Bhardwaj have been appointed as CBSE chairperson and secretary respectively, replacing Rahul Singh and Himanshu Gupta following controversy over the board's On-Screen Marking system and allegations of answer-sheet mismatches

No Ebola cases in India, Centre issues advisory for travellers from affected countries

No Ebola cases in India, Centre issues advisory for travellers from affected countries

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The Health Ministry has urged travellers arriving from Ebola-affected countries to monitor their health for 21 days and report symptoms immediately, even as India remains free of any reported Ebola cases

CBSE chairman, secretary transferred as government orders inquiry amid OSM row

CBSE chairman, secretary transferred as government orders inquiry amid OSM row

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The move comes as the Education Ministry examines concerns over the digital evaluation platform used for assessing Class 12 answer scripts.

India calls for renewing ‘dialogue and diplomacy’ to end Iran war as peace talks falter again

India calls for renewing ‘dialogue and diplomacy’ to end Iran war as peace talks falter again

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India on Tuesday reiterated its call for dialogue and diplomacy to resolve tensions in West Asia after Iran announced the suspension of talks with the United States, raising fresh concerns about regional stability and prospects for peace.

Nepal PM Balen Shah’s party chief in India — first high-level visit since Gen Z uprising

Nepal PM Balen Shah’s party chief in India — first high-level visit since Gen Z uprising

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Nepal's ruling party chief Rabi Lamichhane arrived in India on a high-level visit, calling for closer economic and strategic cooperation. The trip marks Kathmandu's first major diplomatic outreach since the 2025 anti-corruption protests that brought Prime Minister Balendra Shah to power.

Boston-educated 'Cockroach Janta Party' founder to return to India, announces protest at Delhi's Jantar Mantar

Boston-educated 'Cockroach Janta Party' founder to return to India, announces protest at Delhi's Jantar Mantar

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Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the viral Cockroach Janta Party, says he will return to India on June 6 to launch a peaceful protest in Delhi demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over controversies surrounding NEET, CUET, CBSE and SSC examinations

NIA traces 'Hamas-inspired' religious screening and GoPro filming in Pahalgam attack

NIA traces 'Hamas-inspired' religious screening and GoPro filming in Pahalgam attack

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Investigators are examining whether Pakistan-backed operatives adopted tactics similar to those seen during Hamas' October 7 assault, including targeted killings, action-camera recordings and coordinated attack methods

India tightens visa rules, ends grace period for foreign nationals staying beyond 180 days

India tightens visa rules, ends grace period for foreign nationals staying beyond 180 days

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The Ministry of Home Affairs has amended India's Immigration and Foreigners Rules, requiring foreign nationals seeking to remain in the country beyond 180 days to register before their permitted stay expires, while also tightening extension approvals and updating reporting requirements

Delhi: Building collapses after explosion in Burari, rescue underway

Delhi: Building collapses after explosion in Burari, rescue underway

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A building has collapsed in Delhi's Burari area after an explosion. The authorities suspect that people may be trapped under the debris.

CBSE restores Class 12 verification portal after glitch: A step-by-step guide to apply for re-evaluation

CBSE restores Class 12 verification portal after glitch: A step-by-step guide to apply for re-evaluation

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After a server crash and widespread concern among Class 12 students, the Central Board of Secondary Education has restored its marks verification and re-evaluation portal. Students seeking a review of their board exam scores must now navigate a strict four-stage process, with non-refundable fees, tight deadlines, and the possibility of marks being revised downward

India’s expanding trade pact network could double global market access for domestic firms: World Bank

India’s expanding trade pact network could double global market access for domestic firms: World Bank

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India’s expanding trade pact network could nearly double preferential market access for domestic firms, opening up almost one-third of global GDP and boosting exports, competitiveness and economic growth, according to the World Bank

India to raise US Section 301 tariff probe as trade deal enters final stretch: Report

India to raise US Section 301 tariff probe as trade deal enters final stretch: Report

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India is expected to raise concerns over Washington’s Section 301 investigation and potential tariff measures during three-day trade talks with the US in New Delhi this week, as both sides push to finalise a long-awaited bilateral trade agreement

Coca-Cola explores Mumbai IPO for India bottling arm, signals deeper push into high-growth market

Coca-Cola explores Mumbai IPO for India bottling arm, signals deeper push into high-growth market

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Coca-Cola said it is exploring a potential IPO in India for Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages in 2027, alongside a partial stake sale, marking a key step in the refranchising of its bottling operations amid rising competition in the Indian beverage market

Noel Tata opposes Tata Sons listing, warns RBI of risks to Tata Trusts’ philanthropic mission

Noel Tata opposes Tata Sons listing, warns RBI of risks to Tata Trusts’ philanthropic mission

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Noel Tata has raised concerns with the RBI over a potential Tata Sons listing, warning it could dilute patient capital allocation and disrupt funding for Tata Trusts’ philanthropic initiatives. The debate has intensified ahead of key board meetings, exposing differing views within the Trusts over governance and long-term strategy

Make in India Rafale project takes shape as IAF chief visits Dassault

Make in India Rafale project takes shape as IAF chief visits Dassault

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Indian Air Force (IAF) chief Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh is on a three-day visit to France as India advances plans to acquire 114 Rafale fighter aircraft in one of its largest military aviation procurement programmes.

India-US trade deal enters final stretch; Goyal says 99% of negotiations complete

India-US trade deal enters final stretch; Goyal says 99% of negotiations complete

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India and the United States are nearing the conclusion of the first tranche of their bilateral trade agreement, with Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal saying 99 per cent of negotiations have been completed and only a few issues remain ahead of a final round of talks in New Delhi

Tour operators’ body launches campaign for clean tourism at heritage destinations

Tour operators’ body launches campaign for clean tourism at heritage destinations

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Indian Association of Tour Operators says the initiative has brought together tourism professionals, students and other stakeholders with the objective of creating awareness about maintaining cleanliness at monuments.

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