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Panna Diamonds Receive GI Tag; Madhya Pradesh Secures Its 21st Geographical Indication Product

Panna: In a major milestone, the world-renowned Panna diamonds from Madhya Pradesh have been granted the prestigious Geographical Indication (GI) tag, becoming the state’s 21st GI-certified product. The recognition boosts the global identity of Panna’s diamond heritage and strengthens India’s portfolio of GI-tagged natural treasures. This long-cherished recognition is set to elevate Panna’s diamonds to

Red Fort Blast Probe Reveals ISI Used Foreign Bases to Plan Attack That Killed 12 in Delhi

New Delhi: Investigations into the Delhi Red Fort blast, which claimed 12 lives and injured dozens, indicate that the ISI deliberately avoided operating from Pakistan, instead using other countries to plan and execute the attack. Agencies are now tracing the international network behind the Red Fort explosion as the terror probe deepens. During the probe,

Gene Behind Schizophrenia, Mental Illnesses Identified

New Delhi: A gene linked to schizophrenia and other mental disorders has been identified by German researchers. Until now, it was assumed that schizophrenia, anxiety disorders, or depression arise from an interplay of many different factors, including genetic ones. The research, published in the journal Molecular Psychiatry, identified the GRIN2A gene as a key factor.

Trump Cuts Tariffs on Food Imports; India’s Mango, Pomegranate & Tea Exports Set to Gain

New York: US President Donald Trump has reduced tariffs on key food imports, citing growing concerns over affordability. The move is expected to boost India’s mango, pomegranate, and tea exports, offering new market opportunities for Indian farmers and exporters. The tariff cut strengthens India–US trade ties and enhances the global reach of Indian agricultural products.

IB Notes Significant Change in Terror Tactics: ISI Directing Kashmiri Youth into Nationwide Modules

New Delhi: There is a clear connection between Jammu and Kashmir and the Delhi Red Fort blast case. Maulvi The Faridabad module, which is connected to the Delhi blast case, was managed by Jammu and Kashmir resident Irfan Ahmed. Dr Umar Nabi, the car bomber, also lived in Pulwama. According to intelligence services, this indicates a distinct

US Stocks Tumble as Tech Giants Slide; Markets Brace for Key Economic Data

Washington: US stock markets fell sharply on Thursday as major tech stocks declined and investor sentiment weakened ahead of crucial economic reports. The tech-led market sell-off sparked renewed concerns about interest rates, inflation trends, and the overall US economic outlook. All of the main US indices, which monitor the performance of the biggest publicly traded

PIB Fact Check Warns Against AI-Generated Deepfake Video Spread by Pakistani Propaganda Accounts

New Delhi: The Press Information Bureau (PIB) Fact Check unit has issued a strong warning about an AI-generated deepfake video circulating on social media. The misleading video, allegedly promoted by Pakistani propaganda accounts, aims to spread misinformation. Authorities urge users to verify facts and avoid sharing unverified content online. The altered video purports to show

AIU Suspends Al-Falah University’s Membership Over Irregularities in Haryana

New Delhi: The Association of Indian Universities (AIU) has suspended the membership of Al-Falah University, Faridabad, with immediate effect. The decision raises questions about the university’s compliance with academic standards and regulatory norms. The AIU action highlights growing scrutiny of private universities in Haryana. The institution has been under intensive scrutiny during the terror investigation

Rising Drug Abuse Among Youth: A Growing Social Crisis Demanding Urgent Action

Mumbai: The rise of drug abuse among young people has become one of the most troubling social issues of recent times. What was once considered a distant problem associated with certain regions or groups has now found its way into schools, colleges and everyday spaces. The increasing availability of narcotics and synthetic drugs, along with

Sri Lanka Cricket Orders Players to Continue Pakistan Tour Despite Islamabad Suicide Blast Fears

New Delhi: After the suicide bombing in Islamabad raised serious security concerns, Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) has directed its players to continue the Pakistan tour as planned. Some team members reportedly expressed a desire to return home mid-tour, but the board assured them of enhanced safety measures and full cooperation from Pakistani authorities. Additionally, SLC

Tag: International

Panna Diamonds Receive GI Tag; Madhya Pradesh Secures Its 21st Geographical Indication Product

Red Fort Blast Probe Reveals ISI Used Foreign Bases to Plan Attack That Killed 12 in Delhi

Gene Behind Schizophrenia, Mental Illnesses Identified

Trump Cuts Tariffs on Food Imports; India’s Mango, Pomegranate & Tea Exports Set to Gain

IB Notes Significant Change in Terror Tactics: ISI Directing Kashmiri Youth into Nationwide Modules

US Stocks Tumble as Tech Giants Slide; Markets Brace for Key Economic Data

PIB Fact Check Warns Against AI-Generated Deepfake Video Spread by Pakistani Propaganda Accounts

AIU Suspends Al-Falah University’s Membership Over Irregularities in Haryana

Rising Drug Abuse Among Youth: A Growing Social Crisis Demanding Urgent Action

Sri Lanka Cricket Orders Players to Continue Pakistan Tour Despite Islamabad Suicide Blast Fears

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