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Russian President Vladimir Putin will arrive in India for a two-day summit on Thursday. Government officials say the visit will strengthen the India-Russia “special and privileged strategic partnership” with a “wide range of interdepartmental and business agreements”.
Research into judgements from 1950 to 2025 suggests India's top court often reinforces caste hierarchies in language, even while upholding Dalit rights.
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Russia's Putin seeks to boost energy, defence exports with India visit
Russian President Vladimir Putin starts a two-day visit to India from Thursday (Dec 4), pitching for more sales of Russian oil, missile systems and fighter jets in a bid to restore energy and defence
India's industrial output suffered due to weak manufacturing output and mining activity, low electricity consumption.
A decline in India's oil imports from Russia may last only for "a brief period" as Moscow plans to boost supplies to New Delhi, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told Indian journalists on Tuesday.
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Vladimir Putin’s December 4–5 visit comes at a sensitive moment, with US pressure rising and India balancing old ties with new risks.
Vivo has launched the X300 and X300 Pro in India starting at Rs 75,999. Here are the prices, features and full details, including the new Telephoto Extender Kit.
India’s current account deficit widened in the July–to-September quarter as US President Donald Trump’s 50% tariff hurt the country’s exports.
In the hours between, the 30 million residents of India’s capital region trudge along with chronic headaches and itchy eyes, symptoms of this rising superpower’s failure to provide its people with a most basic need: breathable air.
Maruti Suzuki will officially launch the much-anticipated e Vitara in India today. The company’s first full-electric SUV, the e Vitara is poised to reshape the brand's footprint in the country’s EV segment.
Sandeep Singh Sidhu was not only a “dreaded terrorist,” an Indian television anchor told her millions of viewers, he was also a Canada Border Services Agency superintendent. Under banners that read “Trudeau’s tax-funded terrorist” and “Kanada rewards assassin,” Indian news hosts called it a shocking revelation about “dirty Canadian secrets.”