Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Vladimir Putin met in New Delhi for their second meeting in just two weeks, reaffirming the depth of the India-Russia strategic partnership. From Modi gifting Putin a Russian translation of the Thirukkural to discussions on trade, sanctions, maritime security and global conflicts, the bilateral combined powerful symbolism with substantive diplomacy. As wars and geopolitical tensions reshape the world order, India's message remains clear: strategic autonomy and dialogue will guide its ties with Moscow.
With BRICS leaders in India, the India-Russia partnership is entering a new phase, with civil aviation emerging as a key area of cooperation. Discussions around a potential 105-aircraft deal signal Moscow and New Delhi's push to deepen collaboration beyond traditional defence and energy ties.
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The PM Modi-Putin meeting in Delhi went far beyond the familiar hug and car diplomacy, putting defence, energy, trade, space, technology and people-to-people ties at the heart of the India-Russia partnership. As Washington pressures New Delhi over its Moscow ties, the big question is whether the relationship is becoming even more central to India's strategic autonomy and energy security.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's hand-in-hand moment with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian sends a powerful message about India's strategic autonomy. As tensions rise between Iran, the US and Israel, the image underlines New Delhi's ability to maintain partnerships across rival camps while putting India's interests first.
Modi, Putin and Xi Jinping share the BRICS stage in Delhi as a new global power equation takes shape. With India balancing ties with Russia, China, Iran and the United States, can this emerging troika strengthen the Global South — or make New Delhi's strategic autonomy harder to sustain?
The world’s most wanted cosmic con-man has a fake new zip code. Fugitive godman Nithyananda claims his fictional nation, Kailasa, just opened an embassy at Amílcar Cabral Avenue in Guinea-Bissau. It is a desperate stunt to buy institutional legitimacy on a rented commercial street.
Mayawati’s decision to remove Akash Anand and her reference to setting him “free” have triggered fresh questions over the future of the BSP and its succession battle. With the party facing a historic decline in Uttar Pradesh, the panel examines Akash Anand’s political future, the possible rise of Ishan Anand, Chandrashekhar Azad’s growing Dalit space, and whether Mayawati still holds the political card she once controlled.
Captain Amarinder Singh's growing distance from the BJP sparks fresh speculation about a possible political realignment in Punjab. As Rahul Gandhi's "Uncle Amarinder" remark fuels the 'Naaraz Fufa' narrative, the panel also examines Sunil Jakhar's reported discontent, Sachin Pilot's possible role in a Congress homecoming, and Raghav Chadha's future as the BJP weighs its Punjab strategy.
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The video prompted several reactions from users, with many agreeing that expenses should be considered before relocating.
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Jalen Duren and the Pistons remain apart on a new contract, with the $9.6 million qualifying offer now becoming a real option.
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England vs Pakistan Highlights, 3rd Test Day 3: Debutant pacer Razaullah's counter-attacking knock allowed Pakistan to set England a target of 130 in the third and final Test at Edgbaston.
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The PCB believes the switch back to Kookaburra will help bridge the gap between domestic first-class and Test cricket.
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