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Modi-Hlaing talks: Myanmar says its territories won’t be used against India’s security interests

Modi-Hlaing talks: Myanmar says its territories won’t be used against India’s security interests

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing held wide-ranging talks in New Delhi on Monday, with security cooperation, border management and regional stability emerging as key areas of discussion.

Maritime patrol aircraft, undersea awareness: India, Australia step up defence cooperation

Maritime patrol aircraft, undersea awareness: India, Australia step up defence cooperation

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India and Australia have agreed to deepen defence and maritime security cooperation, with both countries moving towards finalising a Joint Maritime Security Collaboration Roadmap and expanding partnership across the Indo-Pacific region.

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India-Oman trade deal opens new opportunities for exporters and MSMEs: Piyush Goyal

India-Oman trade deal opens new opportunities for exporters and MSMEs: Piyush Goyal

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Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal says the India-Oman CEPA will boost exports, create jobs and strengthen MSMEs by providing near-complete duty-free access for Indian goods and expanding opportunities in services, pharmaceuticals and labour-intensive sectors

Toxic gas leak at Ludhiana factory kills three workers, several injured

Toxic gas leak at Ludhiana factory kills three workers, several injured

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At least three workers were killed and several others injured after a suspected toxic gas leak at a wrench and spanner manufacturing factory in Punjab's Ludhiana district on Monday.

NSA Ajit Doval meets Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing during India visit

NSA Ajit Doval meets Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing during India visit

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The meeting came a day after External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar held talks with the Myanmar leader, who is on a visit aimed at strengthening bilateral ties and expanding cooperation.

Wildlife interrupted: Why India’s animals are living way beyond their natural habitats

Wildlife interrupted: Why India’s animals are living way beyond their natural habitats

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In India, elephants, leopards, tigers and other large mammals are increasingly moving into agricultural and mixed landscapes. Experts say conservation systems built around static protected areas are failing to keep up

General Subramani takes charge as CDS, vows to advance theatre commands and indigenous defence

General Subramani takes charge as CDS, vows to advance theatre commands and indigenous defence

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General N.S. Raja Subramani assumed charge as India’s Chief of Defence Staff, succeeding General Anil Chauhan, and pledged to accelerate military theaterisation, strengthen tri-service integration, promote indigenous defence capabilities and advance the government’s vision of jointness, self-reliance and innovation.

EAM Jaishankar meets Myanmar President Aung Hlaing, discusses trade, connectivity and regional peace

EAM Jaishankar meets Myanmar President Aung Hlaing, discusses trade, connectivity and regional peace

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President Aung Hlaing's visit comes as New Delhi looks to strengthen engagement with its strategically important neighbour through closer cooperation on border security, connectivity projects, trade and regional stability.

What's Harami Nala and how did it get its name? The story of treacherous India-Pak border channel Amit Shah visited in Kutch

What's Harami Nala and how did it get its name? The story of treacherous India-Pak border channel Amit Shah visited in Kutch

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Located in the disputed Sir Creek region of Gujarat's Kutch district, Harami Nala is not only a security hotspot but also a place with a distinctive name rooted in its deceptive geography and troubled history.

CUET-UG 2026: NTA to re-conduct exam for candidates affected by technical glitch

CUET-UG 2026: NTA to re-conduct exam for candidates affected by technical glitch

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The National Testing Agency (NTA) on Saturday announced that candidates affected by a technical disruption during the Common University Entrance Test (CUET-UG) 2026 will be given another opportunity to appear for the examination.

Congress clears way for DK Shivakumar as next Karnataka CM; swearing-in on June 3

Congress clears way for DK Shivakumar as next Karnataka CM; swearing-in on June 3

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Senior Karnataka Congress leader DK Shivakumar was on Saturday unanimously elected as the Congress Legislature Party (CLP) leader, clearing the way for him to become the next Chief Minister of Karnataka.

'Operation Sindoor' still on, forces prepared for next phase, says Army chief

'Operation Sindoor' still on, forces prepared for next phase, says Army chief

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Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi on Saturday said that the Indian armed forces are fully prepared for "Operation Sindoor 2.0" if the need arises.

Delhi Police arrest nine in Pakistan ISI, Dawood Ibrahim-linked terror module

Delhi Police arrest nine in Pakistan ISI, Dawood Ibrahim-linked terror module

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The Delhi Police Special Cell on Saturday arrested nine men allegedly linked to Pakistan's intelligence agency, the ISI, and fugitive underworld don Dawood Ibrahim for allegedly planning attacks in Delhi and Mumbai.

How India is getting its ships through the Strait of Hormuz

How India is getting its ships through the Strait of Hormuz

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As conflict disrupts one of the world's most critical energy corridors, India has quietly moved dozens of ships through the Strait of Hormuz. Here's how New Delhi is coordinating vessel movements, safeguarding energy supplies, and managing risks as the West Asia continues drags on

‘Had an excellent tenure’: General Anil Chauhan bids farewell after completing term as Chief of Defence Staff

‘Had an excellent tenure’: General Anil Chauhan bids farewell after completing term as Chief of Defence Staff

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Outgoing Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan retired on Saturday after more than four decades of service. He received a Tri-Services Guard of Honour and paid tribute at the National War Memorial, describing his tenure as “very satisfying and excellent”.

Vantara welcomes vindication as Supreme Court lauds conservation work of ‘true global significance’

Vantara welcomes vindication as Supreme Court lauds conservation work of ‘true global significance’

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A bench of Justice Prashant Kumar Mishra and Justice N.V. Anjaria refused to reopen an investigation into international animal transfers on May 27. The matter was already examined by a Special Investigative Team (SIT) constituted by the Supreme Court

India releases 6th National Family Health Survey, shows major gains in maternal health, child nutrition

India releases 6th National Family Health Survey, shows major gains in maternal health, child nutrition

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While NFHS-6 showed strong gains in maternal health, child nutrition, immunisation and financial protection, BPNI flagged a worrying decline in exclusive breastfeeding and called for urgent policy action

RBI eyes bigger role for e-rupee in welfare payouts, cross-border transactions

RBI eyes bigger role for e-rupee in welfare payouts, cross-border transactions

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The RBI plans to expand the use of the digital rupee in welfare payouts and cross-border transactions, while also scaling CBDC pilots and financial cloud infrastructure despite a decline in retail e-rupee circulation

Justice cannot remain reserved indefinitely: Supreme Court cracks the whip to curb delays in judgments, bail orders

Justice cannot remain reserved indefinitely: Supreme Court cracks the whip to curb delays in judgments, bail orders

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In a bid to make judicial proceedings quicker and more accessible, the Supreme Court has issued a slew of directives, including requiring high courts to pronounce judgements within three months and to issue bail orders the same day or, at the latest, the next.

15 dead, several in critical condition after consuming poisonous liquor in Maharashtra

15 dead, several in critical condition after consuming poisonous liquor in Maharashtra

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At least 15 people lost their lives, and several others were reported to be in critical condition after consuming poisonous liquor in Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad.

Siddaramaiah resigns as Karnataka CM, to continue as caretaker till transition

Siddaramaiah resigns as Karnataka CM, to continue as caretaker till transition

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Siddaramaiah resigned as Karnataka chief minister after the Congress leadership initiated a planned power transition, with Deputy CM DK Shivakumar widely expected to succeed him as the state’s next leader

'No double standards on terror': NSA Ajit Doval raises Pahalgam attack at Moscow security summit

'No double standards on terror': NSA Ajit Doval raises Pahalgam attack at Moscow security summit

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Ajit Doval used a major international security forum in Moscow to condemn cross-border terrorism, raise the Pahalgam attack globally, warn against “double standards” on terror, and reaffirm India’s strategic partnership with Russia amid growing geopolitical instability

RBI revives plastic currency plan, eyes polymer banknotes pilot amid rising cash demand: Report

RBI revives plastic currency plan, eyes polymer banknotes pilot amid rising cash demand: Report

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The Reserve Bank of India is reviving plans to introduce polymer banknotes, with a pilot project likely soon amid rising cash demand, soaring printing costs and concerns over durability of paper currency

Jaishankar attends EU foreign ministers’ meet in Cyprus, discusses cooperation in ‘multipolar order’

Jaishankar attends EU foreign ministers’ meet in Cyprus, discusses cooperation in ‘multipolar order’

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External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar held discussions with European counterparts on trade, defence, technology and regional security issues on the sidelines of the informal Gymnich gathering in Limassol.

Royal Enfield in Panama: India launches three new motorcycles, boosting export push

Royal Enfield in Panama: India launches three new motorcycles, boosting export push

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India’s Royal Enfield has launched three new motorcycle models in Panama, strengthening the country’s export push into Latin America. The move highlights growing commercial engagement between India and Panama, with Panama emerging as a key entry point for Indian brands in the region

India’s military focus will remain on Pakistan and China, says IISS Asia-Pacific security report

India’s military focus will remain on Pakistan and China, says IISS Asia-Pacific security report

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A new IISS security assessment says India’s military planning will continue to focus on Pakistan and China, with future conflicts likely remaining localised. The report highlights India’s evolving doctrine, militarised borders, and preparations for large-scale conventional warfare amid growing regional strategic competition.

Siddaramaiah announces resignation, says Congress high command will pick next Karnataka CM

Siddaramaiah announces resignation, says Congress high command will pick next Karnataka CM

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Siddaramaiah has informed Cabinet colleagues that he will step down as Karnataka chief minister in line with the Congress party’s reported power-sharing arrangement, with the final decision on his successor now resting with the party high command

Top KCP commander arrested in Delhi; massive arms cache recovered in Manipur

Top KCP commander arrested in Delhi; massive arms cache recovered in Manipur

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Indian security agencies arrested top Kangleipak Communist Party commander Haobijam Dilip Singh in Delhi during a joint operation, with the probe later leading to the recovery of a massive cache of rifles, explosives and ammunition in Manipur

Electric buses to be available for Jewar Airport connectivity: UP CM Adityanath

Electric buses to be available for Jewar Airport connectivity: UP CM Adityanath

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Preparations have intensified to provide modern public transport facilities to passengers with the upcoming operation of Jewar International Airport. CM Yogi Adityanath has directed officials to ensure the availability of 110 electric buses in the initial phase for connectivity to Noida International Airport.

Pahalgam terrorists served food, given shelter by a local, NIA charge sheet reveals

Pahalgam terrorists served food, given shelter by a local, NIA charge sheet reveals

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The NIA chargesheet contains the testimony of a local named Bashir Ahmad Jothatd, who has been accused of harbouring the terrorists, saying that the three men emerged from behind the trees where he was checking on his horses

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