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Xi Jinping's India Visit: Thaw In Ties, But Key Faultlines Remain

As Chinese President Xi Jinping arrives in India after seven years for the BRICS Summit, attention is on his meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. While recent progress on border talks, patrolling, flights and investment signals a thaw in ties, unresolved disputes over the LAC, trade imbalance, Tibet, water sharing and digital security continue to challenge the relationship.


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From Security Shield To Diplomatic Symbol: Putin's Aurus Senat In Focus

As Vladimir Putin arrives in Delhi for the BRICS Summit, his presidential limousine, the Aurus Senat, will be at the centre of an elaborate security operation. More than a luxury car, the heavily protected vehicle travels within a tightly coordinated convoy, serving as both a mobile security bubble and a symbol of Russia's diplomatic presence.


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India-Russia Ties Explained: Trade Growth, Defence Deals & Energy Links

From record-high bilateral trade and Russia's position as India's top crude supplier to deepening defence cooperation and growing rupee-ruble transactions, India-Russia ties continue to expand across key strategic sectors. Here's a look at the trade milestones, defence deals, energy links and future targets shaping the relationship.


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Al-Falah docs 1st tested bombs inside university, then in Aravalis: NIA

NIA chargesheet details terror module progression from fertilizer explosives to IEDs. Doctors allegedly tested explosive mixtures and firearms in isolated locations. Weapons were procured using funds routed through a university doctor. Rented premises stored chemicals, equipment, and explosives away from public view. A major cache of ammonium nitrate was seized before the Red Fort blast.
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Why Apple did not launch successor of the ‘world's most-popular’ iPhone

Apple unveiled its iPhone 18 Pro and foldable Duo, skipping the standard model. This move separates premium and base models into distinct launch cycles. Memory shortages and supply chain issues likely influenced this strategic decision. The standard iPhone 18 is now expected in early 2027. This allows Apple to spread shipments more evenly across financial quarters.
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Bumrah fit, Harshit Rana out: BCCI fires physio ahead of Afghanistan T20Is

After months of rehab at the Centre of Excellence (CoE), Jasprit Bumrah and Nitish Kumar Reddy were declared fit to join the team which will fly to Japan for the Asian Games two days after the series. Also on Thursday morning, the Indian cricket board (BCCI) announced that Harshit Rana had suffered another injury during his match simulation test at the CoE on Tuesday. Pacer Yash Thakur was named as his replacement.
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Pakistan stops Sikh pilgrims bound for Hemkund Sahib at Faisalabad airport

Pakistani authorities stopped Sikh pilgrims from flying to India for their pilgrimage. Devotees were stranded at Faisalabad International Airport after being asked for an NOC. Pilgrims missed their scheduled flights to Delhi due to the unexpected requirement. They had already spent significant money on travel arrangements for the journey. The group now awaits government permission to travel via the Attari-Wagah land border.
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Urban demand is reorganising the global wildlife trafficking network

Scientists map the trade routes of Mexican parrots from biodiverse habitats to urban centres, which could aid law enforcement worldwide.
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Chanakya at 40: How Indian craft became contemporary art

Three exhibitions across Mumbai mark Chanakya’s 40th anniversary by looking at the histories, hands and ideas that have shaped its journey from embroidery atelier to contemporary art practice
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Women take the controls as farms embrace new tech in Telangana

Drones are opening a new frontier for women in self-help groups, giving them a chance to enter technology-led agriculture and build independent businesses. From crop-spraying to farm services, the new skills are taking them beyond the traditional activities of SHGs
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9/11 report from the ground: Smoke, shock spread over New York

The Hindu article ‘Smoke, shock spread over New York’, published on September 12, 2001, captured the chaotic atmosphere on the streets of New York City
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Tribal people from hamlet in Keralam’s Malappuram live in makeshift sheds seven years after flood

Over two dozen Paniya tribal families are living in plastic sheds set up in forested areas across the Chaliyar river in Malappuram district. Abdul Latheef Naha takes a trip to the tribal settlement to bring out the plight of the tribespeople
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