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In a significant endorsement of India’s economic resilience, the World Bank has revised its growth projection for the fiscal year 2026 upwards to 6.5%. This optimistic forecast highlights the nation’s strengthening position as a key driver of global economic activity, even as other major economies face slowdowns.

In a move set to recalibrate geopolitics in the Arabian Sea, Pakistan has formally proposed that the Trump administration collaborate on a major port development. The strategic location, near the Indian border, is seen as a direct counter to India’s ambitious Chabahar port project in Iran, signaling a new front in the regional battle for…

In a sharp exchange at the United Nations General Assembly, India has delivered a stinging rebuttal to Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s speech, which accused India of “Hindutva-driven extremism.” AlwaysFirst breaks down the diplomatic confrontation that has escalated tensions between the nuclear-armed neighbors.

In a powerful and coordinated act of protest, hundreds of diplomats from dozens of countries exited the United Nations General Assembly hall as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began his keynote speech. The dramatic walkout underscores the deepening international rift over the ongoing conflict in Gaza.

A group of U.S. lawmakers has formally nominated former President Donald Trump for the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize, citing his role in brokering the Abraham Accords. This move reignites debate over Trump’s diplomatic legacy as the world’s most prestigious award committee begins its deliberations in Oslo.

In Shorts NEW DELHI – In a speech that blended economic pragmatism with sharp diplomatic foresight, India’s External Affairs Minister…

In a provocative stance, IIT Madras Director V. Kamakoti suggests recent U.S. measures increasing H-1B visa fees could ultimately benefit India by retaining top-tier tech talent and fueling domestic growth. Read why this “blessing in disguise” might mark a turning point for the nation’s innovation landscape.