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Australia's new Naval Support Activity Stirling bolsters the AUKUS pact, facilitating US and UK nuclear submarine rotations. This strategic base near key maritime routes aims to enhance Indo-Pacific security amidst regional assertiveness. Significant Australian investment is fueling this expansion, including acquiring advanced Virginia-class submarines.
Bharat's Great Nicobar Project aims to enhance maritime security and economic growth, strategically positioned near key shipping routes. While it promises infrastructure development, concerns over ecological impact and tribal displacement spark debate on balancing national security with environmental preservation. n18oc_politicsn18oc_breaking-newsn18oc_indian18oc_the-right-standNews18 Mobile App - https://onelink.to/desc-youtube
Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) is witnessing severe unrest as violent clashes erupt across several areas, reportedly leaving over 50 people dead and hundreds injured.The situation has intensified following a heavy security crackdown, which has drawn criticism and raised serious concerns over alleged human rights violations. Calls for international attention and intervention are growing as tensions continue to escalate. n18oc_politicsn18oc_breaking-newsn18oc_indian18oc_the-right-standNews18 Mobile App - https://onelink.to/desc-youtube
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi completes 4399 days in office, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju speaks exclusively to CNN-News18 on the journey of the Modi government and the idea of โ4399 Days Of Vishwas.โIn this exclusive conversation, Rijiju reflects on PM Modiโs leadership, governance model, public trust, reforms, national security, development, welfare delivery and Indiaโs transformation over more than a decade.The interview looks at how the Modi government has built its political and governance narrative around trust, accountability and delivery, while also addressing the challenges and expectations ahead.Watch the full exclusive conversation on CNN-News18. News18 Mobile App - https://onelink.to/desc-youtube
A case has now been registered under relevant sections of the POCSO Act and the accused has been arrested
Punjab CM Bhagwant Singh Mann grants Rs 1.07 crore seed funding to 31 startups in sectors like agriculture and AI, under Punjab Startup and Industrial Policy 2026
Alappuzha legislator A.D. Thomas, one of the complainants in the assault case, terms decision to grant anticipatory bail as unfortunate and says he, along with co-petitioner Ajay Jewel Kuriakose, will pursue the case to any extent to ensure that justice is served
NSE will earmark 10% of its annual corporate social responsibility (CSR) corpus for projects listed on the NSE Social Stock Exchange (SSE), becoming one of the first major institutions to commit a portion of its CSR spending through the platform.The exchange announced the move on Tuesday following recent regulatory changes that allow companies to undertake CSR expenditure through subscription to Zero Coupon Zero Principal (ZCZP) instruments listed on Social Stock Exchanges.NSE said its CSR Committee had agreed in principle in March 2026 to deploy 10% of the annual CSR corpus through the SSE framework, subject to regulatory approval. The decision has now been operationalised after the Ministry of Corporate Affairs issued notifications on May 27 enabling such investments.The move is aimed at strengthening India's social impact financing ecosystem and encouraging greater use of regulated capital market platforms for funding social sector projects.NSE Chairman Injeti Srinivas welcomed the government's decision to allow CSR funds to be routed through Social Stock Exchanges.He said the framework would improve transparency, visibility and accountability of CSR spending while helping channel funds towards credible social initiatives.The exchange expressed hope that other large corporate CSR contributors would adopt a similar approach, helping scale up impact financing in the country.The Social Stock Exchange framework was introduced by Sebi to create a regulated fundraising platform for non-profit organisations and social enterprises. The NSE Social Stock Exchange was launched in February 2023.Since inception, NSE-SSE has facilitated all Social Stock Exchange fundraising issuances in India. According to the exchange, 16 projects, including two joint listings, have collectively mobilised more than Rs 44.5 crore across sectors such as healthcare, education, women empowerment, climate action, poverty alleviation, skilling and sustainable livelihoods.The latest announcement comes shortly after the government expanded the scope of permissible CSR activities through the SSE route, a move seen as a significant step towards deepening social impact investing in India.The regulatory change could unlock a new source of funding for non-profit organisations by connecting them with corporate CSR budgets through a transparent and market-linked mechanism. The decision is also expected to provide greater visibility to social projects while enabling companies to track the deployment and outcomes of their CSR spending more effectively.With NSE itself committing part of its CSR corpus through the platform, the exchange is positioning itself as an early adopter of the Social Stock Exchange model while seeking to encourage broader participation from corporate India.
Janata Dal (Secular) leader and Union Minister for Heavy Industries and Steel H.D. Kumaraswamy has clarified that former Prime Minister H.D. Deve Gowda never asked their alliance partner, the Bharatiya Janata Party, for ticket to contest the Rajya Sabha elections
BMTC officials say the consultant will be tasked with monitoring the performance of the technology solution provider engaged for the project and ensuring compliance with contractual, technical, cybersecurity and operational requirements
Married and anonymous: What 4.5 crore+ Indians seek on 'secret' dating apps
The demolition exercise, carried out on June 8 amid tight security arrangements, was completed peacefully, and authorities were engaged in removing the debris from the site to facilitate the widening of the road running parallel to a railway line
Kathmandu: Nepal has restricted the import of mangoes from India due to the fruit allegedly containing excessive pesticides and a lack of quarantine facilities in the border areas, officials here said.As a result of the ban, the local markets are now filled with domestically grown mangoes. Mangoes are in high demand during the summer season.Officials said the government restricted the import of mangoes, which contained excessive pesticides, and due to a lack of quarantine facilities in the border areas, mainly the Madhesh province.The restriction on the import of mangoes from India has encouraged local farmers, as they do not have to compete with Indian fruits this season, said Ajaya Gyawali, information officer at the Ministry of Land Management, Agriculture and Cooperatives of Madhesh province."It has promoted the local production, which is a positive development," he added.However, he said the domestic production may be insufficient to meet the demand for mangoes across the country.Siraha, Saptari and Dhanusha districts in the Madhesh province are the major producers of mangoes, according to Gyawali.In Nepal, mangoes are produced between mid-May and mid-July. The restriction may also affect some industries that are based on mangoes, such as fruit juice manufacturers, he said.According to local traders, it is important to import mangoes from India to meet the demand for the fruit throughout the year, as the production of Nepalese mangoes is limited to just two months.Bhuvaneshwar Purbe, general secretary of the Fruit and Vegetable Traders' Association in Janakpurdham, said halting Indian imports could lead to shortages in the domestic market.He advised the government to strengthen quarantine systems and allow Indian fruits to enter the Nepalese market after proper quality testing, instead of imposing a complete ban on imports, according to The Rising Nepal daily.According to him, though over 50 tonnes of mangoes arrive from neighbouring districts in Janakpurdham, which is later supplied to Kathmandu and other parts of the country, the local production alone may not be sufficient to meet the entire demand.The traders warn that the price of mangoes, which is around NPR 100 to 150 per kg in Kathmandu presently, may reach even higher in the coming days if the restriction imposed on the import of the fruit from India is not lifted.With the halt in import of bananas from India, the fruit, which cost around NPR 120-150 a dozen till last year, has now reached NPR 250 to 300 per dozen, complain local consumers.
The decisions were taken at a Cabinet meeting chaired by Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and were announced by the CM's secretariat
The statement comes amid mounting concerns surrounding the security of national-level entrance examinations after allegations of paper leak in NEET 2026 surfaced
As the rupee came under pressure from rising crude oil prices, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and sustained foreign portfolio investor (FPI) outflows, the government and the Reserve Bank of India rolled out a set of measures over Friday and Monday aimed at attracting foreign capital and strengthening India's external position.The RBI, while keeping the repo rate unchanged at 5.25% in its June monetary policy review, unveiled a package to boost dollar inflows. Simultaneously, the government followed up with a tax ordinance exempting foreign investors from taxes on investments in government securities. Together, the measures are designed to improve India's balance of payments, ease pressure on the rupee and make Indian debt markets more attractive to overseas investors.Also Read: India scrapping tax for foreign investors in govt bonds aimed at inclusion in Bloomberg index, govt official saysSo, why were policymakers worried?The West Asia conflict and its impact globally is no secret. The ripple effects are real. The rupee had come under pressure in recent weeks trading in the range of โน95.20 to โน95.80 against the US Dollar as crude oil prices surged following the escalation of the Iran-Israel conflict, raising concerns over India's import bill and current account deficit. However, a surprise sprang on Monday when India reported a current account surplus of $7.1 billion in the fourth quarter of FY26. The RBI's package1. Concessional forex swap facility for overseas borrowingsThe RBI introduced a special dollar-rupee swap facility at a concessional rate for public sector entities and banks raising funds overseas. The facility will remain available until September 30.Companies often borrow abroad but must hedge currency risk. Hedging can be expensive. By lowering that cost, the RBI is encouraging more overseas borrowing and, consequently, more dollar inflows into India.2. RBI to bear hedging costs on FCNR(B) depositsOn Monday, the RBI issued detailed guidelines for the FCNR(B) deposit scheme announced during the monetary policy.Also Read: Deposits under RBI's latest foreign currency non-resident bank scheme will carry one-year lock-inUnder the framework, banks can mobilise fresh FCNR(B) deposits with maturities of three to five years between June 8 and September 30 and swap the dollar inflows with the RBI. The swap window will remain available until October 16. The central bank will bear the entire hedging cost, effectively allowing banks to hedge these deposits at par. Banks can also offer leverage against such deposits.The RBI also exempted these deposits from Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) and Statutory Liquidity Ratio (SLR) requirements, improving the economics of mobilising foreign currency deposits.To ensure stability of inflows, deposits raised under the scheme will carry a mandatory one-year lock-in period. Banks will not be allowed to cancel swaps undertaken with the RBI before maturity. The RBI further exempted swap positions arising from FCNR(B) deposits from net unhedged foreign exchange exposure calculations.This is the closest India has come since the 2013 FCNR(B) mobilisation scheme launched during the rupee crisis. By eliminating hedging costs, providing CRR and SLR relief, relaxing regulatory treatment and offering a dedicated swap window, the RBI is giving banks a strong incentive to attract dollar deposits from overseas Indians. Why analysts think this scheme could be bigger than 2013Brokerage Jefferies believes the latest package could attract $50-70 billion of foreign currency inflows, substantially higher than the inflows generated under the 2013 FCNR(B) scheme.The brokerage argues that the current framework is more attractive than the one introduced during the rupee crisis more than a decade ago. While banks had to bear hedging costs of around 3.5% under the 2013 scheme, the RBI is now absorbing the entire cost. The deposits are also exempt from CRR and SLR requirements, similar to the earlier programme.A key difference this time is the ability to use leverage. Jefferies noted that the RBI has permitted banks to provide standby letters of credit (SBLCs), potentially allowing depositors to amplify returns through leverage. According to the brokerage, this could significantly improve the attractiveness of FCNR(B) deposits for overseas investors.3. Expansion of the Fully Accessible Route (FAR)The RBI expanded the FAR framework to include all new 15-year, 30-year and 40-year government securities and removed concentration limits for foreign investors.Large global investors, including pension and sovereign funds, prefer long-dated bonds. The move widens the universe of Indian government securities available for unrestricted foreign investment.4. Easier access for non-resident investorsThe RBI broadened investment access for individuals residing outside India and eased certain norms governing non-resident participation in Indian markets.The measure aims to tap a larger pool of overseas capital, particularly from the Indian diaspora.The Government's follow-up Tax reliefAfter the RBI's measures, the government issued the Income-tax (Amendment) Ordinance, 2026.5. Capital gains tax exemption on government bondsThe ordinance exempted foreign institutional investors and the Bank for International Settlements from capital gains tax on investments in specified government securities. Earlier, long-term gains attracted a 12.5% tax.1316102436. Interest income tax exemptionThe government also removed taxes on interest income earned by eligible foreign investors from these government securities. Previously, interest income faced a 20% withholding tax.131610254
The remarks came after more than 20 people were killed and several others injured in clashes between protesters and security forces in different parts of PoK.
TGMFC Chairman Obedullah Kotwal said another job mela would be organised shortly to provide opportunities to those who were not selected this time
Calling the breakthrough a "golden chapter" in India's infrastructure history, Gadkari said the project would transform connectivity, boost tourism and enhance national security.
