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Marco Rubio hosts G20 Foreign Ministers as Iran, Ukraine wars divide members

“Conversations in Atlanta will provide an opportunity to discuss energy and supply chain challenges as well as identify ways to collectively address the impact of geopolitical tensions on economic security,” a U.S. State Department official said

Public banks not assets to be sold off, they are tools to build nation: Rahul amid IDBI bank sale row

‘I took that question to the Lok Sabha. I asked why a profitable public bank was being sold and how its employees and depositors would be protected. The government gave no reason. Now it has decided to sell IDBI Bank to Fairfax, a Canadian company,’ says Rahul Gandhi

AAP alleges corruption in DJB on spraying of anti-frothing agent in Yamuna

“The container belonging to a company is marked ‘Defoamer Stock’, which means the tanks and all the equipment used to spray chemicals to remove foam from the Yamuna have already been set up,” says AAP Delhi president

“We will clean Yamuna before May 2029”: Amit Shah vows to clean Yamuna river

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday launched a scathing attack on the AAP and Congress, holding both parties responsible for the severe pollution of the Yamuna River. Pledging that the BJP will restore the water body, Shah vowed that the party will clean the Yamuna before May 2029. The remarks were made during a major public event in the capital where the senior leader outlined the government’s upcoming developmental roadmap and environmental priorities for Delhi.

CBI books Chandra Proteco, its directors in alleged bank fraud case

The agency said the company was engaged in “systematic financial manipulations, including operating clandestine accounts with non-consortium banks, and devolving letters of credit through entities sharing common directors/sister concerns”

Indian scientists find new gateway in plants’ alarm system

Insect pests cause roughly 20% of global annual crop losses, a figure projected to rise with warming, and crop protection still leans heavily on chemical insecticides. Learning how plants sense attack could point to crops that defend themselves better

Bitter times for Rayalaseema’s sweet lime farmers

Farmers growing sweet lime are facing mounting losses as water scarcity, triggered by a deficit in rainfall and depleting groundwater levels, threatens orchards across several mandals. The crisis has pushed cultivators into severe financial distress, raising concerns about the economic future of sweet lime cultivation and its impact on the livelihoods of those dependent on the crop, writes G.V.R. Subba Rao.

Constitutional values, rule of law should be upheld: MIDS academic Kalaiyarasan after meeting CM Vijay

Speaking to The Hindu after meeting Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay at the Secretariat on Thursday, Mr. Kalaiyarasan said, “The Chief Minister expressed regret, at least twice, for what happened. He owned up to the responsibility.”

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