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Union Budget to Be Presented on a Sunday After two and half decades

The Union Budget will be presented on February 1, which falls on a Sunday, marking the first time in nearly two and a half decades that the country’s annual Budget exercise will take place on a weekend. The announcement was made by Union Minister of Parliamentary Affairs Kiren Rijiju. He said the President has approved […]

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Indian Railways Releases Timetable for Howrah–Kamakhya Vande Bharat Sleeper Express

Indian Railways has released the timetable for the upcoming Howrah–Kamakhya Vande Bharat Sleeper Express, marking the introduction of the sleeper version of the Vande Bharat service on the eastern and northeastern corridor. The train will run six days a week between Howrah in West Bengal and Kamakhya near Guwahati in Assam. From Howrah, the train

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Trump Signals Tougher Stance on Greenland Acquisition

Former US President Donald Trump has once again raised the prospect of the United States acquiring Greenland, suggesting that Washington may pursue more forceful options if diplomatic efforts fail. Speaking at a public interaction, Trump said he would prefer an agreement reached through negotiations but warned that the US could take a “harder way” if

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Classical Music Evening Organised by Ras Magan Music Academy in Kolkata

Shrayan Sen On Sunday, 28 December 2025, Ras Magan Music Academy organised a cultural evening of Indian classical music at the auditorium of Yogesh Mime Academy, Kalighat, Kolkata. The programme began at 5:30 pm and witnessed the presence of music lovers and connoisseurs of classical traditions. The evening commenced with a moment of reverence, paying

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India adopts wait-and-watch approach on Trump’s remarks on Modi

The Indian government has decided not to issue an immediate response to recent remarks made by Donald Trump concerning Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Although the comments have drawn attention and some unease in political circles, New Delhi believes that restraint is the more appropriate course for now. Diplomatic caution over public rebuttal Sources indicate that

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Denmark Issues Sharp Warning to US Amid Greenland Tensions

Denmark has delivered an unusually blunt warning to the United States, stating that its armed forces are prepared to respond with immediate force if any attempt is made to invade Greenland. The statement has intensified diplomatic tensions between two NATO allies and highlighted growing unease over renewed American interest in the strategically crucial Arctic island.

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Coal Imports Likely to Decline Amid Higher Domestic Availability

India’s coal imports, which surged 28.1 per cent in November, are expected to decline in the coming months due to increased availability of domestic coal, according to industry data. Coal imports rose to 25.07 million tonnes (MT) in November, compared with 19.57 MT imported in the same month last year, data compiled by mjunction services

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Trump Threatens Higher Tariffs if India Continues Buying Russian Oil

US President Donald Trump on Monday (India time) warned that Washington could raise tariffs on Indian imports if New Delhi does not stop purchasing Russian oil, signalling continued pressure on India over its energy ties with Moscow. Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump said India had sought to placate him on the issue.

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India Presses Russia to Ease Trade Barriers Amid Rouble Accumulation

India has urged Russia to lower trade barriers on Indian exports such as electronics, engineering goods, food products and fisheries, as New Delhi seeks ways for Moscow to utilise $50–55 billion worth of roubles piled up in bank accounts due to an oil-led trade imbalance. According to a report by The Times of India, Indian

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