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India gets 18% US tariff deal — and a LOT of questions
Trump says the levy on Indian goods drops from a punitive 50 per cent to 18 per cent, and an extra Russian oil penalty will be scrapped. India confirms the new rate, not the full package.
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Pollution is a 'priority', just not in the Budget
Spending under the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change's pollution control programme was steadily rising since FY21. That changed this year.
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Sinking individual traders in F&O market: Who bets and who wins?
In Futures and Options trading, the highest growth in investors were ones with shallow pockets and limited experience.
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Iran vows to defend against the US. But does it have the numbers to do that?
Iran spends about two per cent of its GDP on defence, while the US spends around 3.4 per cent.
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India's fiscal tightrope: Tariffs and tax cuts squeeze the Budget
After five years of deficit cuts, Nirmala Sitharaman's Sunday budget must absorb Trump's 50 per cent tariffs and a revenue hit worth nearly one per cent of GDP, without derailing growth.
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No inflation threat, growth engine firing, weak rupee not a red flag: Economic Survey
According to the Economic Survey 2025–26, India's inflation rate will likely be higher in FY27 than in FY26.
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Why farmers are glad for the January rain
The above-average rainfall in January, following a weak monsoon, has given new life to rabi crops.
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Dollar slide deepens as Trump shrugs it off
A sharp drop in the greenback is pushing investors toward gold and the Swiss franc, and raising a bigger question about trust in US assets.
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Caste discrimination complaints rise in campuses, but most are also resolved
According to the UGC, complaints of caste-based discrimination have increased by 118 per cent over the past five years.
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EU deal puts Europe at the centre of India's trade
This is one more sign that trade blocs are reorganising in a less stable world.
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Why India-EU FTA means a massive boost for India's textile sector
The EU accounts for 35–38 per cent of India's apparel exports.
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Climate math: Protecting nature gets one dollar, destroying it gets thirty-three
The picture becomes clear when the money is traced by sector.
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