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U.S. President Donald Trump, who issued a 48-hour ultimatum to Iran on Saturday to reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face strikes on its power infrastructure, said on Monday that he would postpone the at-tacks for five days after "very good and productive" talks with Tehran.
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The Union government has indicated that it will bring an amendment Bill proposing a delimitation exercise based on the 2011 Census to ensure the implementation of the Women's Reservation Act, 2023, ahead of the 2029 Lok Sabha election.
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Amidst protests over non-tribal participation in a tribal council election in Meghalaya, the Garo Hills Autonomous District Council (GHADC) on Monday ap-proved a key amendment mandating that only Scheduled Tribe members can contest the polls, effectively ending the participation of non-tribals after over seven decades, officials said.
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Strengthening the tuberculosis testing infrastructure with an expanded diagnostic toolbox will improve outcomes and support TB elimination efforts.
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In 2026, India still has the highest number of new cases of Tuberculosis (TB) glo-bally and a decreasing but still unacceptable number of about three lakh deaths due to TB. Almost 10% of successfully treated patients have recurrence within two years. An answer to all these challenges may partly lie in ad-dressing a leading cause and con-sequence of TB in India, which is undernutrition, closely related to poverty, food insecurity and a pre-dominantly cereal-based diet with deficient protein intake.
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Balancing ties with India and China Historically, Nepal's politics followed rigid ideological scripts. The Nepali Congress, the country's oldest liberal force, leaned toward Delhi, while communist factions like CPN-UML maintained proactive affinities with Beijing. And at times, the ideological rhetoric from Kathmandu stretched far beyond the Himalayas, from debates over Venezuela's regime change to contentious political statements on the Ukraine war, issues largely peripheral to Nepal's own priorities.
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Restructuring India-Nepal ties For now, Nepal deserves every encouragement possible. India has been quick to extend it, without being loud or patronising. India has not been an issue during the election campaign. Its relationship with Nepal in recent years has focused on the right priorities development, infrastructure, digital connectivity, energy. It has played its cards well and can continue to capitalise on the existing goodwill as the new leaders in Nepal seek to respond to development needs of the people.
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How are changes in ocean heat measured? The paper's foremost claim is that temperature is an intensive property -meaning its value does not depend on the mass of the material - and thus scientists cannot average it in a meaningful way when estimating the amount of heat oceans hold. Scientists have already addressed this claim. First, by the same logic, we cannot measure average air temperature, average atmospheric pressure, average sea level rise, and so on.
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Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Monday unveiled three new initiatives aimed at strengthening India's media, broadcasting, and digital sector and promoting the "orange economy", or the creative economy.
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The Union government is likely to amend the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act in the ongoing session of Parliament session. One of the key changes pro-posed is the appointment of a "designated authority" to take over, manage or dis-pose of assets created out of foreign funds by an NGO or association, which has had its FCRA registration suspended, cancelled, or not renewed.
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Against the backdrop of the war in West Asia, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar on Monday said the "evolving multipolar or-der" calls for "greater cooperation" between India and Russia both bilaterally as well as multilaterally through groupings such as BRICS, SCO, G-20, and the United Nations.
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Net FDI into India contract-ed for the fifth consecutive month in January 2026, with outflows exceeding inflows by nearly $1.4 billion, a three-month high. The data shows this was because inflows into India fell nearly 7% while the amount repatriated out of the country nearly doubled.
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The government introduced the Corporate Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2026 in the Lok Sabha following which the House adopted a motion to send the pro-posed legislation to a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) for detailed examination.
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The head of the International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Monday that the global economy faces a "major, major threat" be-cause of the Iran war.
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