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Adani Ports taps DBS for $150 mn capex loan, first global bank deal since probe

Just last month, the Adani Group raised roughly $750 million via an offshore private bond deal to finance a construction company acquisition

India's nights are heating up faster than days, 76% population at risk

A new national study finds night-time temperatures rising faster than daytime highs in 70% of districts, exposing millions to prolonged, dangerous levels of heat stress

Best of BS Opinion: Amid crises and growth, who withstands the heat?

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Best of BS Opinion: Bonds, power, and the spirit of the Himalayas

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Phillora 1965: How India won one of South Asia's biggest tank battles

The Battle of Phillora, fought during the 1965 India-Pakistan war, was one of the largest tank battles in South Asia, marking a major Indian Army breakthrough in the Sialkot sector

Delhi weather: Why IMD keeps predicting rain but the heat won't quit

Despite new satellites, powerful models and 150 years of legacy, IMD often still fails to tell us when it's going to rain

Best of BS Opinion: Patching roads, not rerouting paths

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Best of BS Opinion: Labour data, judicial ethics, and Trump's trade moves

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Best of BS Opinion: Seeing the shifts, struggles, and silences clearly

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Trump or not, the EU has no plans to revive 2020 investment deal with China

The EU is unwilling to resume the 2020 China investment deal despite diplomatic signals, focusing instead on trade imbalances and Beijing's industrial overcapacity

Best of BS Opinion: Tracking shifts in judiciary, trade, and policy

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US declares global use of Huawei AI chips a violation of its export laws

The guidance, issued by the US Department of Commerce, clarified that Huawei's Ascend processors are subject to strict export controls because they are believed to be designed using US-origin tech

Why Moet Hennessy is slashing jobs and retreating from retail bets

Job cuts, failed acquisitions and aggressive pricing have left LVMH's spirits division in turmoil, as new leadership scrambles to stabilise performance and regain retailer confidence

Best of BS Opinion: Defining moves in foreign policy, travel, and memory

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Battle over deportation: Steve Bannon warns of habeas corpus suspension

Steve Bannon claims immigration is an "invasion" and warns that a future Trump White House may suspend habeas corpus if courts block mass deportations, invoking emergency presidential powers

How secure is Air Force One and why is Trump considering a jet from Qatar?

The royal family of Qatar is set to gift an aircraft, hailed as a "flying palace", featuring lavish interiors with private bedrooms, elegant bathrooms and a staircase, to US President Donald Trump

Battle of Basantar: How Indian win at Shakargarh Bulge broke Pakistan in 1971

India's victory at the Shakargarh Bulge during the 1971 war shattered Pakistan's defences in the west and became a turning point in Indo-Pak military history

Best of BS Opinion: When pressure finally breaks into possibilities

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Best of BS Opinion: Quiet powers that are shaping a tumultuous world

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World's tallest dam in China reaches key phase as water storage begins

With a height of 315 metres and a storage capacity of 110 million cubic metres, the dam is designed to generate 2,000 megawatts of electricity annually, enough to power over three million homes