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Forced to Step Down: Army Chief’s Exit Signals Trump’s Grip on War Command

A Sudden Wartime Shake-Up In a dramatic and controversial move, President Donald Trump has removed U.S. Army Chief of Staff General Randy George along with two other senior generals amid the ongoing Iran war. The decision, executed by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, marks one of the most visible wartime leadership purges in recent American military history. Officially…

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UK to Host Talks with 35 Countries to Restore Shipping Through Hormuz

The United Kingdom is set to host a virtual summit involving 35 nations to chart a path for reopening the Strait of Hormuz—a critical artery for global energy flows. The talks come amid heightened tensions following the Iran conflict, which has effectively disrupted shipping through the Strait. By convening a broad coalition, London is positioning itself…

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AAP Reshuffle:  Raghav Chadha Side-lined, Ashok Mittal Steps In

In a significant internal shift, the Aam Aadmi Party has removed Raghav Chadha as its Rajya Sabha deputy leader, appointing Ashok Mittal as his replacement. The move, conveyed formally to the Rajya Sabha, comes without an official explanation but carries deeper political implications for both Chadha’s trajectory and the party’s internal dynamics. Why the Change Happened While no…

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Duty Cut as Shield: India Moves to Contain Petrochemical Shock

In a swift policy response to escalating tensions in West Asia, India has waived customs duty on 40 key petrochemical products until June 30, 2026. Triggered by disruptions linked to the US–Iran conflict, the move aims to stabilise supply chains and prevent a surge in input costs across industries. Framed as a temporary but targeted intervention, it…

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Amaravati Gets Final Nod: A Capital Decision with Economic Stakes

Parliament has cleared the Amaravati Bill, granting statutory recognition to Amaravati as the sole and permanent capital of Andhra Pradesh. The amendment to the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act, 2014 marks a decisive end to years of uncertainty over the state’s capital. With the Lok Sabha already approving it and the Rajya Sabha expected to follow, the move…

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Tehran’s Message to America: Diplomacy Beyond Governments

In a striking departure from conventional diplomacy, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian addressed an open letter directly to the people of the United States. Framed as an appeal for reflection amid the ongoing conflict, the letter bypasses official state channels and instead targets American public opinion. It comes at a time when tensions between Iran and the…

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Judiciary Under Siege: Supreme Court Draws a Red Line in Malda

The Supreme Court of India has sharply rebuked West Bengal authorities over a shocking attack on judicial officers in Malda, where officials conducting Special Intensive Revision (SIR) duties were gheraoed and assaulted. Calling it a grave breakdown of law and order, the Court directed the deployment of central forces to ensure protection of judicial personnel. The intervention…

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From Distance to Dependence: Energy Pressures Push Dhaka, Male to India

In a notable regional shift, Bangladesh and Maldives have stepped up outreach to India, signalling a pragmatic recalibration of ties amid mounting global uncertainty. What began as phases of political distancing and “India Out” rhetoric is now giving way to renewed engagement driven by immediate economic and energy needs. The unfolding crisis triggered by the Iran…

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PM’s CCS Meeting Prioritises Fuel, Food, and Fertiliser Security

Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently chaired a high-level meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) to review the availability of fuel, fertilisers, and essential commodities in the wake of escalating tensions in West Asia. The meeting signals a proactive and coordinated response as the government prepares to shield the domestic economy from potential global disruptions…

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