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Thailand scraps plan to end visa-free entry for Indians

Thailand will now allow thirty-day visa-exempt entries for Indian visitors. This decision follows a recent drop in arrivals from India impacting tourism. The government aims to align with Indian tourist travel behavior and boost visitor numbers. Previously, Indian tourists enjoyed sixty days visa-free entry to the country. This change reverses an earlier proposal to eliminate visa-free access for many nations.
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ADAG companies siphoned off loan money via 53 shell firms: ED

Enforcement Directorate informed the Supreme Court about Reliance ADAG entities siphoning funds. These companies allegedly used fifty-three shell entities to divert bank loans. Assets worth over Rs 5,500 crore have been attached by the agency. Other Reliance group companies also diverted funds for luxury acquisitions. Investigations continue with significant assets attached and officials arrested.
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Supreme Court acquits man, 16 others in 26-year-old dowry case

The Supreme Court acquitted seventeen individuals accused in a dowry death case. This decision came after a lengthy twenty-six-year legal battle for the family. The court criticized lower courts for disregarding defense evidence without valid reasons. Substantive testimonies and credible documents presented by the defense remained uncontroverted. The apex court stressed the importance of treating all evidence equally during trials.
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Ahead of Lok Sabha session, Birla may recognise rebel TMC MPs' merger with NCPI

Rebel TMC MPs are set to hold their parliamentary party meeting under NCPI. They anticipate representation at the customary pre-session all-party meeting. Speaker Om Birla will decide on merger applications before the monsoon session begins. Recognition of NCPI could make it BJP's largest ally in the Lok Sabha. The rebel group is confident of approval due to their numbers.
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Supreme Court fines Raina, 4 others Rs 3 lakh each for taking court for ride

The Supreme Court imposed a three lakh rupee cost on Samay Raina and four others. These comedians failed to hold a promised show for disabled individuals. They had previously faced court anger for mocking people with disabilities. The court accused Raina of lying and taking the judiciary for a ride. The bench warned artists against disrespecting people with disabilities and their talents.
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With 73% rise, Adani Properties top realty gainer

Adani Properties saw significant wealth surge, moving to fourth position on the property list. DLF retained its top valuation despite a notable decline in its overall worth. Lodha Developers and Indian Hotels Company also experienced valuation decreases this year. The Indian real estate sector showed minimal growth, with a 2% cumulative value increase. Mumbai leads the nation's real estate map with the highest number of companies.
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Raising bank stakes gets easier for DIIs

The Reserve Bank of India has proposed changes to bank shareholding norms. These amendments aim to ease investment by domestic institutional investors. Governance rules will also be revised for bank boards to focus on strategy. The central bank seeks to refine acquisition norms for portfolio managers and clients. Qualifying persons like mutual funds will receive a one-time approval mechanism.
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FTA with UK comes into effect today, exports to get a boost

The India-UK free trade agreement begins implementation, boosting Indian exports to the UK. Indian service providers and professionals will gain greater access to the United Kingdom market. Many Indian products will enter the UK duty-free, enhancing export competitiveness significantly. Digital service delivery is fully opened, benefiting global capability centers in India. A double contribution convention will save Indian workers and employers substantial annual amounts.
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US Resumes Hormuz Blockade Against Iran, Deploys Over 20 Warships

The United States has resumed its naval blockade on vessels transiting to and from Iranian ports, and has deployed more than 20 US Navy warships across the region. US Central Command said the blockade is aimed at enforcing restrictions on maritime traffic linked to Iran while allowing other commercial shipping to continue. The move marks a major escalation in the ongoing US-Iran standoff and comes amid heightened tensions in and around the Strait of Hormuz.  


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Trump Issues Fresh Warning To Iran, Threatens To Strike Power Plants, Bridges

US President Donald Trump has issued a fresh warning to Iran, threatening severe military strikes on the country’s critical infrastructure, including power plants and bridges. Trump said the US would continue to intensify pressure until Tehran returns to the negotiating table. The remarks come amid heightened tensions between Washington and Tehran, further raising concerns over regional stability in West Asia.


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‘If you don’t want E20, you can buy 100% petrol, but pay more’: Nitin Gadkari

Union minister Nitin Gadkari denied personal gain from the ethanol blending program. He stated that allegations of conflict of interest are politically motivated and lack substance. Gadkari emphasized his long-standing support for alternative fuels to reduce pollution and import dependence. He clarified that his sons' business has a minimal share in the ethanol sector. The minister also highlighted the program's historical backing from previous governments.
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India ends England's 12-year home stronghold at Edgbaston with six-wicket win

India defeated England by six wickets at Edgbaston on Tuesday, July 14, 2026. England's strong start faltered after reaching sixty-one without loss. Axar Patel's four wickets helped restrict England to two hundred fifty-eight runs. Shubman Gill scored eighty runs, and Axar Patel added fifty-seven not out. India achieved the target with twenty-eight deliveries remaining in the match.
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Yamal scripts European football history after France win with record no one has ever matched

Lamine Yamal extended his perfect record at major international tournaments as Spain's 2-0 World Cup semi-final victory over France made it 12 wins from 12 starts across the FIFA World Cup and UEFA European Championship. No European player has ever maintained a flawless record over as many starts, highlighting the teenager's remarkable impact as Spain prepare for the World Cup final.
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Bengaluru cop held after wife alleges dowry harassment, machete attack bid on father

A Bengaluru police sub-inspector was arrested after his wife alleged dowry harassment and assault. The wife stated that the sub-inspector demanded significant dowry and physically abused her. He also allegedly threatened her and her father with a machete during a dispute. The police initially registered a non-cognisable report before an FIR was filed. The case will now be transferred to another police station for investigation.
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"Not Worthy Of World Cup Semifinal": Kylian Mbappe Throws Entire France Team Under The Bus

Kylian Mbappe admitted that his team didn't deserve to qualify for the FIFA World Cup 2026 final.
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