The Iran War is an opportunity for India to repatriate talent, attract capital inflows and boost domestic investments as investors look for a stable, growth-oriented economy.
After Singapore Police completes investigations, a coroner's inquiry will try to establish cause and circumstances of death during January and February 2026, and make their conclusions public.
The island nation will advise Andhra on urban planning, capacity building, economic strategy. Driven out by Jagan in 2019, Singapore consortium to not be involved in capital development now.
SPF set to take up to 3 months to complete investigation into the death of the Assamese singer on 19 September. Assam govt has formed SIT to look into case.
The ED probe found scamsters pretending to be directors of shell firms & forging CA forms to route funds abroad via ICICI Bank accounts through identity fraud & the misuse of regulatory gaps.
India & Singapore also agree to deepen defence cooperation, especially in areas such as quantum computing, AI & unmanned vehicles. New Delhi keen to join Malacca Straits Patrol.
Lawrence Wong is arriving on a 3-day visit between 2-4 September. The visit is set to see Singapore expand its targeted investments in India to $20-billion a year.
Gen Manoj Naravane (retd) said in an exclusive interview with ThePrint that India should focus on having more experts who understand China's psyche and its workings
American objectives are unmet. They neither have muscle nor motivation to resume the war. As for Iran, the regime didn’t just survive, it’s now led by more radical individuals.
Good points, but I wonder how many who left the country would want to come back. I admit the inherent limitations in my sample of two here, but those I know in the Gulf aren’t considering a return to Bharat even as a possibility.
P.S. Sooo happy to see a major English news website use the idiom of ‘Lakshmi’.
Poverty-loving India will continue with overtaxation for the love of socialism.
One can always dream!!
Indian Dubai in Gujarat??!!
Also Bombay as an international financial centre. Have been hearing this since I was a young man.
Good points, but I wonder how many who left the country would want to come back. I admit the inherent limitations in my sample of two here, but those I know in the Gulf aren’t considering a return to Bharat even as a possibility.
P.S. Sooo happy to see a major English news website use the idiom of ‘Lakshmi’.