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India draws roadmap for carbon capture, utilisation, storage

India will chart out by this fall a roadmap for climate sustainability and transition to net zero for limiting global temperature rise between 1.5 to 2°C from preindustrial levels.

London continues to nurture Khalistani elements

In 2009, a Sikh IPS officer, who was a part of one of the intelligence agencies, developed inputs on the Khalistani groups and their meeting points in the United Kingdom, including religious places, where the radicals would meet and plan anti-India activities.

US-UK BLIND EYE TO INDIA'S SECURITY THREATS HELPING PRC

Security agencies in US, UK and Canada have collected extensive information about the ISI-sponsored 'Khalistan' movement within their borders since 1985. However, the reaction of the local authorities to these findings has been one of unconcern.

RAHUL GANDHI FAILS TO REPEAT INDIRA GANDHI'S POPULARITY BOOST

The Congress has decided to make Rahul Gandhi’s disqualification from the Lok Sabha, the Lower House of Parliament, a big issue by planning to launch a nationwide agitation on the matter.

India-Israel ties will take on new opportunities in Middle East: AJC CEO

Ted Deutch, the CEO of the American Jewish Committee in a conversation with The Sunday Guardian about flourishing ties between India, Israel and the US.

China's omnipresence in Kenya turns sour

Many Kenyan businesses feel that Chinese owned companies receive preferential treatment and are able to operate with fewer regulations and lower costs, disadvantaging their local equivalents.

AUKUS GATHERS SOME MUSCLE, SO HOW WILL THIS AFFECT INDIA?

Xi will probably be consoled by New Delhi's cool reaction to the suggestion in January of the chair of the UK's defence select committee that India and Japan should join an expanded AUKUS.

'India-US collaboration will boost defence and high-tech know-how'

Mukesh Aghi, US-India Strategic Partnership Forum President and CEO, speaks to The Sunday Guardian about the future of India-US bilateral relations.

INDIA, U.S. ON RADAR AS CHINA PLANS TO CONTROL ARABIAN SEA FROM 3 NAVAL BASES

Status quo in the Indian Ocean Region, dominated by anti-China-Pakistan groupings, is likely to see considerable change in the coming years.

THERE SHOULD BE LEVEL PLAYING FIELD FOR ALL POLITICAL PARTIES TO HOLD PUBLIC RALLIES IN STATE: CALCUTTA HC

The Calcutta High Court in the case Swadesh Ranjan Das Adhikary v.

SC FILES A PLEA, SHARIAT ACT DISCRIMINATORY TOWARDS MUSLIM WOMEN, GIVES HIGHER SHARE TO MEN IN PROPERTY PARTITION

VIOLATIVE OF ARTICLE 15

GEHLOT'S 'MASTERSTROKE' IN POLL YEAR ADDS TO BJP'S WOES

Rajasthan CM's move to create 19 new districts will strengthen Congress' campaign to end the state's tradition of alternating between Congress and BJP every five years.

BY DECLINING OXFORD INVITE, VARUN HITS MANY TARGETS WITH ONE ARROW

BJP MP's remarks are being seen as a dig at his cousin Rahul Gandhi facing flak for 'defaming the nation on foreign soil'.

J&K-based journalists on 'Pakistan's payroll' to be tried for sedition

'Two arrested journalists had been spreading the anti-India narrative by exploiting digital platforms'.

Delhi BJP launches campaign against AAP

The Delhi BJP kicked off its campaign against AAP this week. From door-to-door campaigns to distributing leaflets against AAP at metro stations, the Delhi BJP protested against ex-deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia's alleged involvement in the controversial liquor policy.

DKS, Siddaramaiah, Kharge battle for tickets to loyalists

Three-way fights seem to be the order of the day in this election season in Karnataka.

AFTER BAR COUNCIL NOD TO FOREIGN LAWYERS, INDIA-UK CLOSER TO SIGNING FTA

The “surprising” decision of the Bar Council of India (BCI) to allow foreign lawyers and law firms to practice in India was a vital part of the talks regarding the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between India and the United Kingdom that are in their final stages.

Centre asked Punjab to end Amritpal's free run

Officials of the Punjab police were given the “strong advice” to take decisive action against Khalistani sympathiser Amritpal Singh Sandhu soon, as time was running out for the state administration, with his clout growing rapidly.

CONCERNS ARISE OVER SAFETY OF INDIA'S UNDERSEA DATA CABLES

To disrupt the internet connectivity in any country, including India, the enemy country or entity will just have to damage the majority of these cables.

WE ARE FOCUSED ON ENHANCING CULTURAL TIES WITH INDIA: UAE ENVOY

In this interview, Ambassador Dr Abdulnasser Jamal Alshaali talks about the cultural ties between India and the UAE, and support extended to filmmakers shooting in the UAE.

CM Basavaraj Bommai inaugurates 438 Namma Clinics

Namma clinics will provide free healthcare services to the poor within BBMP limits.

Karnataka attracts investment of Rs 36,804 cr in electronics sector

Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said Bengaluru will emerge as the financial capital of the country in the next five to ten years and added that there are no impediments to realise this potential.

CM BOMMAI PRESENTS A REVENUE SURPLUS, ROBUST BUDGET

A revenue surplus of Rs 402 crore is estimated for 2023-24 compared to a revenue deficit estimate of Rs 14,699 crore in the 2022-23 budget.

An uncommon fete by the Common Man Chief Minister

It was just a few days since Basavaraj Bommai had taken over as the new Chief Minister of Karnataka. At an event a child asked him as to how does it feel to be the CM, without wasting a second he said “for me CM means Common Man’’.

PM MODI'S DATE WITH KARNATAKA, DEVELOPMENT ON THE MENU

A Super Highway, an IIT, world record breaking railway platform...Prime Minister Modi has a packed day of inaugurals in the state.

Allegations of MEPs taking money while repeating Pak charges on Kashmir

Huge amounts of money were allegedly paid by individuals to influence decision-making inside European Parliament.

GLOBAL BRITAIN CENTRE'S BRIEFING ACTS AS ANTIDOTE TO RAHUL

Simultaneously to the private gathering organised by the Labour Party for Rahul Gandhi’s India bashing, the antidote briefing was being held across the road at College Green.

Rahul's 'trash India' tour gets no traction in Britain

Sam Pitroda is the global chairman of the Indian Overseas Congress.

U.S. RELIGIOUS FREEDOM COMMISSION CLOSE TO ANTI-INDIA GROUPS

Presence of USCIRF official at IAMCsponsored event has raised questions about USCIRF's impartiality.

Vultures of war: The war criminals and war profiteers

The top five oil producers made about $200 billion in profit from soaring oil prices since the Russian invasion. When the war is over, rebuilding Ukraine's infrastructure would present more than a $1 trillion bonanza for American and European construction companies; perhaps also the Chinese.