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Beyond Indonesia: Which Southeast Asian nations are buying Indian missiles?

Indonesia has become the latest Southeast Asian nation to buy Indian missiles, reinforcing the region's growing importance in India's defence export strategy

Kejriwal to seek automakers' written assurances on E20 fuel, to write to PM

Kejriwal also said that he would write to PM Modi regarding the 'strong protest' by people against ethanol blending and would urge him that the fuel be made optional

Delhi HC directs Centre to restore Cockroach Janta Party's X account

The original X handle of the CJP, which started as a satirical digital outfit on May 15 following a controversy over Chief Justice of India Surya Kant's remarks, was withheld in India on May 21

Karur stampede: SC rejects DMK plea on TN ministers' influencing witnesses

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay is scheduled to meet the families of the stampede victims on July 10

India, Indonesia to jointly develop Sabang Port; sign BrahMos, Astra deals

The agreements, signed during PM Modi's visit to Jakarta, span defence, Indo-Pacific maritime cooperation, critical minerals, and industrial supply chains

ED searches in Trinamool Congress' bank accounts 'suspect' funds case

Preliminary probe suggests that funds worth more than ₹150 crore have been routed through aviation and travel companies

PM Modi conferred with Indonesia's highest honour 'Bintang Adipurna'

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto presented the medal to Modi

Gujarat HC upholds death penalty for 38 in 2008 Ahmedabad serial blasts

On July 26, 2008, a series of 21 bomb blasts ripped through Ahmedabad in a span of 70 minutes, killing 56 persons and injuring 200 others

Monsoon mayhem: Heavy rains disrupt transport, trigger floods, landslides

Incessant rains have disrupted rail, road, and air services, and caused flash floods and landslides in Jammu and Kashmir, and have inundated towns in Odisha

'Bridge man of India' Girish Bharadwaj, Padma Shri awardee, dies at 76

Bharadwaj devoted over three decades to connecting isolated rural communities by constructing more than 140 suspension footbridges across the country, many in inaccessible regions

Largest batch of over 8,800 pilgrims leaves Jammu for Amarnath Yatra

More than 93,000 pilgrims have paid obeisance at the 3,880-metre-high cave shrine in the south Himalayas during the first four days of the pilgrimage

Rain alerts for Delhi, Mumbai as active monsoon batters several states

IMD has issued a yellow alert for Delhi and an orange alert for Mumbai, with heavy to very heavy rainfall forecast across large parts of the country over the coming days

600mm rain in Lonavala sparks multiple landslides in Pune, rail traffic hit

Lonavala, a popular hill station located in Pune district, recorded 670 mm of rainfall in the 24 hours ending at 7 am on Monday, as per official data

Census 2027 pre-test: What India is testing before counting its citizens

As a population-enumeration pre-test begins, India is testing digital data collection, self-enumeration and field systems ahead of its first Census since 2011

Mumbai-Pune Expressway 'Missing Link' reopens after debris cleared

The Mumbai-bound carriageway had been closed after a landslide near the exit of Tunnel 2, the longest tunnel on the Missing Link -- that cuts through the Sahyadri mountains

Thousands of forgotten World War I Indian soldiers commemorated in UK

These forgotten soldiers have now been acknowledged following the Punjab Registers project, a five-year partnership between the CWGC, UK Punjab Heritage Association and University of Greenwich

Ram Temple donation controversy: Trust accepts resignations of Rai, Mishra

The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust appointed Krishna Mohan as interim general secretary and initiated the process to appoint a chief executive officer

Rain mayhem in Mumbai: Businesses, trains, roads, and flights impacted

Over a dozen lives lost; economic loss pegged at over ₹1,000 crore

Nato Chief Mark Rutte asks allies for credible defence spending plans

Spain endorsed the goal but said that it could fulfill NATO's security requirements without spending so much. Some countries are still struggling to meet the alliance's old target of 2 per cent of GDP

Centre's IVF supply curbs to tighten oversight, formalise fertility sector

Executives say move may not affect IVF procedure costs, enhance accountability