Over 50 mines may benefit as Sariska's Critical Tiger Habitat to be redrawn

A plan drawn up to rationalise the boundary of Sariska Tiger Reserve's Critical Tiger Habitat (CTH) may offer a lifeline to over 50 marble and dolomite mines that were closed following a Supreme Court order last year due to their proximity to the CTH. 

India wary about Iran's n-project: Voted against in 2005, abstained in 2024

Almost 20 years after India voted against Iran's nuclear programme for the first time, Delhi's careful balancing act between Israel and the US on one side and Iran on the other side has come into play. 

The next steps for change

With poverty levels now at historic lows, there may be a need to revisit food and fertiliser subsidies to plug loopholes and promote efficiency and sustainability.-

When a nuclear site is attacked

Even if the three sites in Iran had nuclear weapons, there was no risk of them blowing up under an attack, like a bomb would.

The threat of a radiation leak is a more real possibility, although the IAEA so far believes there's no cause for worry. 

Strait of Hormuz closure: What's in store for energy markets, India's oil imports

Following us airstrikes at Iranian nuclear facilities, Iran's parliament Sunday approved a motion calling for the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a critical oil transit choke point in global energy flows. 

'Never saw us': In and out in 90 mins

As Operation "Midnight Hammer" got underway on Saturday, a group of B-2 bombers took off from their base in Missouri and were noticed heading out toward the Pacific Island of Guam, in what experts saw as possible pre-positioning for any US decision to strike Iran.