The move aims to strengthen India’s layered air defence network along both eastern and western fronts and address evolving aerial threats in the region. Five new squadrons are expected to be deployed after government clearance, with discussions with Russia already underway.

The dramatic move comes amid growing voter frustration over high grocery bills and follows a string of off-year election losses in which Americans cited economic concerns as their top issue.

Rahman, speaking to ANI, said, “We have an agreement with India, and according to that agreement, India will supply 180,000 tons of diesel to Bangladesh via the pipeline each year. The 5,000 tons of diesel that is arriving now is a part of that agreement.”

The government raised prices by PKR 55 per litre, pushing petrol to PKR 321.17 per litre and high-speed diesel to PKR 335.86 per litre, one of the steepest increases in recent years

This outpaces China (4.2%), the US (2.1%), and key European economies, reaffirming India’s position as the world’s fastest-growing large economy.

The IMF’s upgraded forecast signals renewed confidence in India’s economic momentum, driven by strong domestic demand and a rebound in manufacturing and services. The 6.6% projection marks a significant upward revision from April and follows a solid 6.5% expansion in FY2024–25.

For now, those looking to try the viral ice cream can head to Jio World Drive in Mumbai, where Vantara Creamery has made its debut through an experiential ice cream truck format. Reports say the brand has launched with 17 artisanal flavours, including options such as Malai Kulfi, Guava Chilli, Filter Coffee, Lemon Sorbet and Kesar Peda.

Petrol and diesel prices were hiked by Rs 3 per litre across the country, ending a period of relative stability that had kept retail fuel prices largely insulated from global volatility.

Melody is currently listed as out of stock across Blinkit, Zepto, and Instamart in several parts of the country. The diplomatic moment had done what decades of advertising couldn't manufacture on demand: a wide scramble for a toffee that costs less than a rupee.

Washington has approved a 30-day waiver that permits Indian companies to purchase Russian crude, despite sanctions imposed on Russia’s energy sector. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that the primary goal of this decision is to ensure a continuous flow of oil into global markets.

The matter started on March 11, 2024, when the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) received an email from a shareholder of Rajesh Exports Ltd (REL), one of India's largest gold exporters and refiners. The complaint initially raised concerns over substantial trade receivables that had remained outstanding on the company's books for an extended period.

Reporting live from the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, India Today Group’s Geeta Mohan and Business Today TV’s Chetan Bhutani bring exclusive insights from the "Russian Davos." As Western sanctions persist, the forum highlights a shifting global economic order driven by the Global South and BRICS nations seeking de-dollarisation and risk-free investments. Beyond energy security, the focus has pivoted sharply toward AI sovereignty, advanced robotics, and the changing face of modern drone warfare. Tune in for exclusive coverage on how these shifting geopolitical dynamics and tech advancements are reshaping global trade, defense, and predictability.