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Trump Orders US Flags To Be Flown at Half-Staff to Honour School Shooting Victims

Washington: United States President Donald Trump has directed that all American flags be flown at half-staff at the White House and across all public buildings in the country until sunset on Sunday, August 31, as a mark of respect for the victims of the mass shooting at a Catholic school in Minnesota’s Minneapolis, where two

US Church Mass Shooter Had Chilling Hate Message For India

New York: The transgender mass shooter who attacked a Catholic church in Minneapolis also had a chilling hate message for India. In one of the weapons, the shooter had written, “Nuke India”, and above that in misspelt Russian, “Kill yourself”, and showed them off on a video uploaded to social media before the attack on

Trump Tariffs a Shock Therapy India Needs to Break Free of Dependence: Economists

New Delhi: The extreme US tariffs are nothing less than “economic blackmail”, but they may also be the shock therapy India needs to break free of complacency and dependence, economists have stressed. If industry, policymakers, and diplomats act in concert, today’s tariff terror could become tomorrow’s trigger for transformation, they added. “The task ahead is

Trump Calls PM Modi ‘Very Terrific Man’, But Sticks to Claims of Mediation, Stands by Tariff Threat

New York: Even as he praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi as “a very terrific man”, US President Donald Trump stuck to his threats of “a very strong tariff system” against anyone over the Ukraine-Russia war, and gave an embellished narrative of his role in ending the Operation Sindoor conflict. With the 25 per cent punitive

US Tariffs: Textiles, Gems and Jewellery to Face Pressures; Pharma and Electronics Insulated

New Delhi: As the higher US tariffs against Indian goods set to come into effect from Wednesday (US time), sectors such as textiles and gems and jewellery — both labour-intensive industries — are expected to face moderate pressures while pharmaceuticals, smartphones and steel are relatively insulated due to exemptions, existing tariff structures and strong domestic

India, US Reaffirm Commitment to Enhancing Cooperation Amid Tensions

New York: Amid tensions between India and the US over tariffs and claims of mediation, senior officials of the two countries held virtual consultations at which they “advanced bilateral initiatives” and discussed trade, the State Department said on Tuesday. The US readout of the virtual U.S.-India 2+2 Intersessional Dialogue held on Monday sounded a positive

US Moves Ahead With Plans to Impose 50 PC Tariff on India, Starting Wednesday

Washington/New Delhi: The US administration has decided to raise tariffs on Indian imports, with an additional 25 per cent duty for purchasing Russian oil, which is set to take effect from August 27. This decision will push the overall tariffs to 50 per cent on Indian goods entering the US. The Department of Homeland Security

Australia Joins India, Others in Suspending Postal Deliveries to US

Sydney: Postal services in Australia and Switzerland have become the latest to announce a suspension of deliveries to the United States, joining a growing list of countries halting shipments in response to the Trump administration’s sudden tariff changes. The move comes ahead of new levies set to take effect on Friday, August 29. Several other

Zelensky Playing a ‘Game’ Over Call To Meet Putin, EU Prolonging Conflict: Lavrov

Moscow: Russia has accused Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky of playing a “game” by demanding a meeting with President Vladimir Putin even as it questioned his “legitimacy” while charging his European backers of seeking to prolong the conflict, unlike US President Donald Trump, who favours a diplomatic solution. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov also said that

Govt Temporarily Suspends Booking of Postal Services Destined For US From August 25

New Delhi: The Department of Posts (DoP) on Saturday said it has decided to temporarily suspend booking of all types of postal articles, destined for the US, with effect from August 25. The suspension, however, exempts letters, documents and gift items up to $100 in value. These exempt categories will continue to be accepted and

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Trump Orders US Flags To Be Flown at Half-Staff to Honour School Shooting Victims

US Church Mass Shooter Had Chilling Hate Message For India

Trump Tariffs a Shock Therapy India Needs to Break Free of Dependence: Economists

Trump Calls PM Modi ‘Very Terrific Man’, But Sticks to Claims of Mediation, Stands by Tariff Threat

US Tariffs: Textiles, Gems and Jewellery to Face Pressures; Pharma and Electronics Insulated

India, US Reaffirm Commitment to Enhancing Cooperation Amid Tensions

US Moves Ahead With Plans to Impose 50 PC Tariff on India, Starting Wednesday

Australia Joins India, Others in Suspending Postal Deliveries to US

Zelensky Playing a ‘Game’ Over Call To Meet Putin, EU Prolonging Conflict: Lavrov

Govt Temporarily Suspends Booking of Postal Services Destined For US From August 25

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