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Lack of understanding about cross-border terror concerns impacts bilateral ties: Jaishankar on India-US relations

New York:  Terrorism emanating from its neighbour is one of India’s primary concerns, and if this is not fully appreciated by New Delhi’s partners, it impacts bilateral ties, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has said, alluding to India-US relations amid upswing in Washington-Islamabad ties. The External Affairs Minister has addressed prominent members of the Indian-American…

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How NMDC’s New Slurry Pipeline Redefines Regional Freight Economics

Shrikant Rao With the commissioning of its landmark Rs 5,427-crore integrated iron ore project in Chhattisgarh on September 27, 2026, the state-owned National Mineral Development Corporation (NMDC), India’s premier public sector mining heavyweight, has unveiled a massive logistics and sustainability breakthrough that permanently alters the economics of India’s domestic steel sector. The infrastructure launch includes…

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Ujjain mosque portion removal: Muslim community supports road-widening, says panel member

Ujjain:  The voluntary removal of a portion of Ujjain’s historic Shahi Masjid will continue on Tuesday, a mosque committee member has said, stressing that the Muslim community respects the road-widening project, undertaken ahead of the 2028 Simhastha Kumbh Mela. After discussions between the local administration, Shahar Qazi and committee officials, an agreement was reached to…

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HCA’s Judiciary-Related Cup of Woes Continues

HCA and controversies appear to have become inseparable, a reality that every serious stakeholder in Telangana cricket has witnessed over the years. What makes the situation more disturbing is that repeated judicial interventions, committees, audits and investigations have not brought the expected institutional transformation. Why does the cycle continue? Money, influence, glamour and proximity to…

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Sreeshankar, Gulveer, Yashvir win a silver each as India enjoy six-medal athletics surge

Nagoya:  Gulveer Singh won his second silver of the ongoing Asian Games, while long jumper Murali Sreeshankar and javelin thrower Yashvir Singh also finished second in their respective events, capping India’s six-medal haul on the penultimate day of the athletics competition on Monday. Vithya Ramraj clinched a bronze in the 400m hurdles, adding to her…

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