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BRICS Summit 2026 Focuses On Practical Outcomes (opens the original)
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The highlight of the successful BRICS Summit was its ability to deliver a joint statement that all members, including Iran and the United Arab Emirates, embroiled in the war in West Asia, signed. The concluding day of the 18th BRICS Summit revealed the churn within the grouping about the shape it should take in the years to come. India positioned BRICS as an inclusive, development-oriented platform, where its presidency of the grouping focussed on 'practical, actionable and people-centric' decis
CAG audit reveals Indian Railways' lease repayment on wrong track (opens the original)
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A recent Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) audit has cast a critical eye on Indian Railways' financial management, revealing an unhealthy reliance on budgetary support for lease repayments and significant delays in crucial safety infrastructure projects. A Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) audit of railway finances for 2024-25 has flagged the trend of the national transporter repaying lease charges to its borrowing arm -- Indian Railway Finance Corporation (IRFC) -- from budgetary grants
59 India-Bound Vessels Transited Hormuz Since War (opens the original)
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Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has nearly halved as conflict intensifies, forcing India to evacuate 59 vessels while exporters fear a complete maritime shutdown. Shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz continues to remain low, averaging just 13 crossings per day between July 17 and July 19, amid fresh attacks in the region fuelling concerns over maritime security. However, in nearly five months of the US-Iran war, India has evacuated 59 vessels from the key chokepoint, while only tw
'Paani Waali Train': 'This Is The Future Of Railway Mobility' (opens the original)
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India's hydrogen train has 10 coaches, far more than most global hydrogen trains. Hundreds of banners featuring photos of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and central as well as Haryana ministers adorn the freshly painted lanes of the highway leading to Jind and the approach road to the Jind Junction station. Residents say that many local roads were freshly paved and striped with lane markings just this past week. Meanwhile, a beautifully redeveloped Jind station -- alive with vibrant cultural perfo
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