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Open it, regulate traffic: SC to Haryana on Shambhu border blockade
The Supreme Court directed the Haryana government to remove barricades blocking the Shambhu border near Ambala, questioning the state's authority to block a highway. This follows the farmers' protests since February 13, demanding a legal guarantee for minimum support price (MSP) for crops. Haryana plans to appeal a high court order to open the highway.
HC orders removal of barricades at Shambhu border within seven days
Punjab and Haryana High Court instructs Haryana government to dismantle barricades at Shambhu border near Ambala within seven days. The decision follows a petition against the sealing of the border between the two states.
Don't slip up on oil payment imbalance
To address the trade imbalance from India's Ural crude purchases, they consider local currency, yuan, and cross-border investments. Western sanctions, tighter ties with Moscow, and Beijing's concerns complicate matters. Europe reducing Russian gas imports offers India leverage for overland trade via Iran and maritime routes through Chinese ports, advancing its strategic interests.
Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism aims for fair trade, global decarbonisation: EU official
Director-General of the European Commission, Gerassimos Thomas, led a group of officials to New Delhi to discuss tax and customs issues, with a focus on CBAM, on July 1 and 2.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi makes first visit to ally Russia since the start of its war on Ukraine
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's two-day visit to Russia marks his first since Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, complicating their relationship and pushing Russia closer to China's orbit. Modi's talks with President Putin will address trade, energy, and defense cooperation amid India's balancing act of maintaining ties with Russia while diversifying its partnerships.
EAM Jaishankar on Astana declaration: SCO’s tough terror stance a win for India
During the New Delhi SCO summit last year, one of the two joint statements adopted had been on Countering Radicalisation leading to Terrorism, Separatism and Extremism. Kazakhstan, during its chairmanship, carried forward the spirit of that statement, said Jaishankar, who was on a three-day visit to the Central Asian country.
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BSF chief reviews operational readiness of troops along International Border in Jammu frontier
During the visit to the Jammu Frontier, the BSF Chief emphasized security assessments and strategies along the International Border, addressing recent tragic incidents in the region.
S Jaishankar meets Chinese envoy, highlights 'common interest' in 'stabilisation' of India-China ties
Discussed India-China relations, recent developments with Sri Lanka, and Kuwait envoy meeting. Emphasized peace in border areas for normal ties. China-India relations faced challenges after Galwan Valley clash. Completed disengagement in Gogra area. Xu Feihong presented credentials to President Droupadi Murmu.
A new $72,000 migrant smuggling route to the US starts with a charter flight, and many Indians are waiting to board
Indian nationals on a Legend Airlines flight faced challenges in El Salvador as they attempted to reach the U.S. via Mexico. The incident sheds light on a new phase of illegal immigration through intercontinental smuggling routes, impacting U.S. border policies and migrants' journeys.
India shows interest in mega Teesta river conservation project
A major focus of the talks between the two prime ministers was to explore ways to shore up India-Bangladesh cooperation in digital and energy connectivity even as both sides resolved to work towards peaceful management of borders between the two countries.
What's behind India's hardening posture against China?
India appears to be adopting a tougher stance towards China, with Prime Minister Modi set to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) meeting in Kazakhstan in July. Recent developments suggest a hardening of India's posture against China, including refusing to resume direct passenger flights and engaging with Taiwan, signaling a shift in India's approach.
Tikiri border to get interstate bus terminal
The Delhi government plans to construct a fourth interstate bus terminal near the Tikiri border to facilitate outer Delhi residents commuting to Haryana. The move will reduce congestion at Kashmere Gate ISBT. The terminal's initial capacity will be six buses, with potential expansion, and will help during winter pollution-related road closures in winter. The move aligns with public demand for improved transport options in the region.
Focus will be to resolve remaining issues along border: Jaishankar on India-China ties
After resuming his role as India's External Affairs Minister, S. Jaishankar emphasized the country's focus on resolving remaining border disputes with China amid ongoing tensions in eastern Ladakh. He also reiterated efforts to address cross-border terrorism from Pakistan. Jaishankar outlined "Bharat First" and "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam" as core principles guiding India's foreign policy under the new administration.
Priority areas for S Jaishankar in Modi 3.0 government: Border stability with China, cross-border terror solution with Pakistan
S Jaishankar, the External Affairs Minister, outlined India's distinct approaches to dealing with China and Pakistan. He emphasized a focus on resolving border issues with China through dialogue and diplomatic channels, while also expressing determination to address cross-border terrorism originating from Pakistan. Jaishankar highlighted India's growing global influence under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, stressing its commitment as an ally to the Global South.
Multi-layered security planned in Delhi for Modi's swearing-in
Rashtrapati Bhawan secured for PM Modi's swearing-in with NSG commandoes, drones, and snipers. SAARC dignitaries to attend. Hotels under security cover. Delhi Police involved in planning.
Central Armed Police Force's 400 companies to remain positioned in West Bengal till June 19
Nearly 400 Central Armed Police Force (CAPF) companies, totaling over 40,000 personnel, will remain in West Bengal until June 19 to manage post-election violence. The significant portion of the force would Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) units. The decision is aimed at establishing area dominance, building citizen confidence, and ensuring a peaceful environment while maintaining law and order in the state.
NIA conducts raids in multiple states, 5 held for human trafficking, cyber fraud
The NIA arrested five individuals in a human trafficking and cyber fraud syndicate after conducting extensive searches across Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Gujarat, Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, and Chandigarh. The accused were involved in luring and trafficking Indian youth to foreign countries under false promises of employment. Documents, digital devices, passports, and other incriminating materials were seized.
On National Day, Israel Prez Isaac Herzog commends PM Modi's support after Hamas attacks
Israeli President Isaac Herzog praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his support following the October 7 Hamas attacks. Speaking during Israel's National Day celebrations in New Delhi, Herzog highlighted the strong democratic values and robust bilateral ties between Israel and India. Modi's quick condemnation of the attacks was noted as standing "on the right side of history." Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra reaffirmed India's zero-tolerance approach to terrorism and celebrated the growing India-Israel partnership, emphasizing collaboration in various sectors and the enduring bond between the two nations.
Storm brewing, vital to have safe pair of hands to take India through: Jaishankar
Amidst the backdrop of the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, as well as other geopolitical tensions, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar stated on Monday that a "storm" is looming and is expected to escalate. He emphasized the crucial need for a steady and reliable leadership to navigate India through this challenging period. These remarks were made during an interaction at a school in Delhi organized by the Delhi Tamil Education Association, just days before the upcoming Lok Sabha election.
Why urban villagers in outer Delhi constituency feel like outsiders; All you need to know
In the Outer Delhi constituency, urban villagers feel neglected and marginalised, as basic amenities and infrastructure improvements continue to elude them. Despite being part of the bustling capital, these residents often feel like outsiders in their own city. Here’s a closer look at their struggles and concerns.
Traffic hit at Delhi borders amid renewed farmers' stir
The farmers' protest led to traffic disruptions at the borders of Delhi as heavy security forces were deployed by the Centre. This deployment caused a major jam at the Singhu and Delhi-Noida borders. Despite this, the farmers considered the deployment a "moral victory" as it indicated the nationwide impact of their agitation. Additionally, about 100 farmers were reportedly detained in Rajasthan while en route to Delhi. The protest organizers had called for farmers across the country to converge in Delhi on Wednesday, prompting heightened security measures and barricades by police.
Completely wrong to say Punjab allowed gathering of farmers at borders: State govt tells Centre
The Punjab government's response came a day after the Centre conveyed its strong objection to the gathering of protesters, estimating that nearly 14,000 people have assembled along the Punjab-Haryana border.
' Delhi Chalo' march: Rahul Gandhi speaks with injured farmer
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi spoke with an injured farmer who was involved in the clash between farmers and police at the Shambhu border near Ambala. Gandhi expressed support for the farmer and condemned the police action. Farmer leaders claim that 60 protesters were injured in the clash.
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