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POLITICS2h agoU.S. lawmaker submits amendment naming India in Russia sanctions actThe Hindu
POLITICS15h agoIndia Drops Terror Charges Against Seven Recently Arrested Foreign NationalsAn American and six Ukrainians were arrested under the UAPA in March. They have now been charged under the less stringent Immigration and Foreigners Act instead.The Diplomat
POLITICS16h agoAmit Shah stresses cultural nationalism, promotion of Indian languages at Rajbhasha eventAll political differences must be set aside to promote Indian languages,” Amit Shah said while asserting that a child can understand the country only through his or her mother tongueThe Hindu
POLITICS18h agoAsia Cup 2026: Indian women’s cricket team refuse trophy from Pakistan’s Mohsin NaqviIndian women’s cricket team did not accept the cup from Mohsin Naqvi, the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) chairperson from Pakistan.The Hindu
POLITICS19h agoIndia women's team refuse Asia Cup cricket trophy from Pakistan ministerIndia's women's cricket team skipped the trophy presentation with Pakistani minister Mohsin Naqvi after beating Sri Lanka to win a record eighth Asia Cup title.DW News [en]
POLITICS19h agoIndia and Uzbekistan elevate relations to comprehensive strategic partnershipIndia and Uzbekistan have elevated their bilateral relations to a "comprehensive strategic partnership" following Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Tashkent. The two nations set a trade target of $5 billion by 2030, with a specific focus on diversifying uranium supplies for India's nuclear energy sector. Uzbekistan, possessing some of the world's largest uranium reserves, serves as a critical link in New Delhi's energy security strategy as India seeks to reduce reliance on a limited pool of fuel suppliers. In addition to raw material imports, India is advancing domestic nuclear technologies. This includes the development of thorium-based reactors and small modular reactors (SMR) under the Bharat Small Reactors (BSR) program. SMRs offer easier scaling and deployment compared to traditional large-scale power units. To facilitate international cooperation and maintain safety standards, India is utilizing the SHANTI law passed in 2023, which streamlines the integration of foreign resources and technologies into the national system. New Delhi is shifting toward nuclear generation to stabilize its power grid. Unlike solar and wind energy, nuclear power plants provide a consistent base load of electricity independent of weather conditions.pravda_ru · russia
POLITICS21h agoJewish abortion rights battle reaches Indiana Supreme CourtA case pitting Indiana Jews against an abortion ban heads back to court.israelnationalnews · israel
POLITICS23h agoWhy the BRICS summit was a major diplomatic win for IndiaThe 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi is being seen as a significant diplomatic achievement for India. From pushing reforms in global governance to strengthening trade cooperation and facilitating dialogue among rival nations, the summit highlighted India’s growing role as a bridge between competing global powers. Here’s a look at the key outcomes and why the New Delhi Declaration matters.The Hindu