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India's Modern Samudra Manthan: The Rs 84,084 Crore Mission to Find Oil Beneath Its Seas
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India's Modern Samudra Manthan: The Rs 84,084 Crore Mission to Find Oil Beneath Its Seas

The Union Cabinet approved the Rs 84,084 crore Samudra Manthan National Offshore Exploration Scheme on July 31, committing to 60 deepwater wells, AI-driven seismic surveys, and offshore infrastructure hubs, targeting 600 MMTOE in new reserves and reducing India's $144 billion annual oil import bill by 2030-31.

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“Almost Complete": Jaishankar and Rubio Meet in Manila, Push Interim Trade Deal Toward the Finish Line International
“Almost Complete": Jaishankar and Rubio Meet in Manila, Push Interim Trade Deal Toward the Finish Line

Amid new US tariffs, Jaishankar and Rubio advanced the India-US trade deal, defence cooperation, and Quad ties ahead of Trump's planned 2027 India visit.

SPIEF 2026: How the Global Energy System Is Responding to Rising Challenges and Risks Environment
SPIEF 2026: How the Global Energy System Is Responding to Rising Challenges and Risks

SPIEF 2026: Global energy leaders discuss energy security, transition, geopolitical risks, supply resilience, and the future of global energy systems.

Nepal Raises Territorial Alarm Over Lipulekh Ahead of Misri's Kathmandu Visit International
Nepal Raises Territorial Alarm Over Lipulekh Ahead of Misri's Kathmandu Visit

Ahead of Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri's scheduled visit to Kathmandu on May 11–12, 2026, Nepal has formally raised territorial concerns with both India and China over the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra route passing through the Lipulekh Pass. Nepal's Ministry of Foreign Affairs reiterated that Limpiyadhura, Lipulekh, and Kalapani are integral parts of its sovereign territory under the 1816 Treaty of Sugauli. India, however, maintained that the Lipulekh Pass has served as a Kailash Yatra route since 1954 and rejected Nepal's claims as "untenable." The dispute, rooted in competing interpretations of a 210-year-old colonial treaty, has resurfaced as India and China resume the yatra through the contested pass for the June–August 2026 pilgrimage season. With 1,000 Indian pilgrims set to travel through Lipulekh and Nathu La, Kathmandu's formal diplomatic protest has added fresh tension ahead of a high-stakes bilateral visit aimed at resetting India-Nepal ties under Prime Minister Balendra Shah's new government.

Iran Warns of Ceasefire Breach as United States Launches 'Project Freedom' to Guide Ships Through Strait of Hormuz International
Iran Warns of Ceasefire Breach as United States Launches 'Project Freedom' to Guide Ships Through Strait of Hormuz

Iran has warned the United States that its newly launched naval operation, dubbed "Project Freedom," in the Strait of Hormuz constitutes a ceasefire violation, as President Donald Trump deploys guided-missile destroyers, 100-plus aircraft, and 15,000 service members to guide stranded ships out of the blocked waterway.

Canada's Intelligence Agency Formally Labels Khalistani Extremists a National Security Threat

CSIS labels Canada-based Khalistani extremists a security threat, citing fundraising and propaganda despite no 2025 attacks; risks remain active.

U.S. Launches 'Project Freedom' to Guide Stranded Ships Out of the Strait of Hormuz

The United States has launched "Project Freedom" on May 4, 2026, a military-backed maritime operation to guide stranded commercial vessels out of the Strait of Hormuz amid the ongoing U.S.-Iran confli...

King Charles III Reaffirms NATO's Importance at White House State Banquet

King Charles III reaffirms NATO ties at White House dinner, amid US-UK tensions and geopolitical challenges.

Iraq–Syria Border Crossing Reopens After Nearly 13 Years: A Gateway Reborn

Iraq–Syria Rabia–Yarubiyah crossing reopens after 13 years, restoring trade, transit, and ties, marking a key step in regional recovery and economic revival.

Apple Names John Ternus as Chief Executive Officer; Tim Cook Steps Down After 15 Years

Apple appoints John Ternus as CEO, succeeding Tim Cook on Sept 1, 2026. Cook becomes Executive Chairman after 15 years leading the tech giant.

Bangladesh Formally Seeks Extradition of Sheikh Hasina from India

Bangladesh seeks Sheikh Hasina’s extradition from India after crimes against humanity conviction; India reviews request amid treaty, legal, and diplomatic considerations.

NIA Expands Investigation into Arrest of U.S. and Ukrainian Nationals

NIA detains U.S. and Ukrainian nationals over alleged drone training plot; probe under UAPA raises security concerns and sparks diplomatic tensions.

Larijani’s Assassination: Iran’s Political System at a Legal and Geopolitical Crossroads

Ali Larijani’s assassination escalates Middle East tensions, raising legal questions on targeted killings and testing Iran’s political resilience.

Fire and Fury: Trump–Netanyahu Alliance Reshapes U.S. Politics and Vance’s 2028 Path

Trump-Netanyahu Iran strikes reshape U.S. politics, spark legal debate on war powers, and complicate J.D. Vance’s path to 2028.

India–US Trade Deal: US Cuts Tariffs on Indian Goods from 25% to 18%, Legal Text Pending

India–US trade deal advances as the US cuts tariffs on Indian goods from 25% to 18%, but the legal text is still pending and not yet signed.


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