Climate activist arrested after ED raids on foreign funds probe
Prominent climate activist Harjeet Singh arrested under UP excise laws after ED searches. Agency probes foreign trips, Rs 6 crore funds for allegedly influencing energy policy.
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850 MW Ratle Hydro Project Seeks Environmental Clearance Extension
Ratle Hydroelectric Power Corp seeks extension for its 850 MW project on Chenab, citing litigation & Covid delays. EAC to review request on Jan 9. Key developments inside.
India Accelerates Key Chenab Hydropower Projects
India speeds up four major hydropower projects on the Chenab river, including the 1000 MW Pakal Dul, reshaping Indus water dynamics with Pakistan under a frozen treaty.
Ganga Water Treaty Renewal: Political Hurdles Ahead
The 1996 Ganga Water Treaty expires Dec 2026. While India & Bangladesh agree in principle to renew, political tensions & water scarcity pose major challenges. Read the analysis.
Indian woman found dead in US, ex-boyfriend flees to India
Nikita Godishala, 27, was found dead with stab wounds in Maryland. Her ex-boyfriend Arjun Sharma reported her missing before fleeing to India. Police have issued a murder warrant.
Venezuela Crisis Shows Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty is Failing
Venezuela's pursuit of nuclear technology with Iran and Russia reveals critical weaknesses in the global non-proliferation regime. Discover why experts say the NPT is no longer fit for purpose.
Jaishankar: India's right to counter terrorism is absolute
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar asserts India's sovereign right to defend against terrorism without explanation. He contrasts 'bad neighbours' with acts of goodwill, highlighting vaccine diplomacy and aid.
Jaishankar: No Water for Pakistan, Sponsor of Terrorism
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar delivers a sharp rebuke to Pakistan, linking water-sharing to its support for terrorism. Read the full diplomatic confrontation.
Jaishankar: No water sharing with neighbours who spread terror
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar issues a firm warning, linking water sharing to an end of terrorism. He reiterates India's right to defend itself while highlighting support for 'good neighbours'. Read the full story.
Jaishankar: No Water Sharing with Nations Backing Terrorism
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar firmly states India cannot be expected to share water resources with a neighbour that sponsors cross-border terrorism. Read his full remarks.
Jaishankar: India's Right to Defend Against Terrorism
EAM S Jaishankar delivers a firm message to Pakistan, linking terrorism to water-sharing treaties and reaffirming India's stance on Arunachal Pradesh. Read his full statements from Chennai.
Jaishankar on India's Neighbourhood Policy, Takes Swipe at Pakistan
EAM S Jaishankar, addressing IIT Madras, delivered a sharp critique of Pakistan's role in terrorism, asserting India's right to self-defence and dismissing external mediation. Read his full statement.
New Age of Nuclear Proliferation Threatens Global Security
Global nuclear arsenals are expanding, treaties are crumbling, and confrontational rhetoric is rising. Mohamed ElBaradei warns of a dangerous new era. Read the full analysis.
India Clears Chenab Hydropower Project, Pakistan Protests
India grants environmental clearance for the 260 MW Dulhasti Stage II hydropower project on the Chenab River, a move Pakistan claims violates the Indus Waters Treaty. This follows the recent suspension of the treaty and signals India's focus on water secu
India-Bangladesh Talks Begin on Renewing Ganges Water Treaty
India and Bangladesh have initiated crucial negotiations to renew the Ganges Water Sharing Treaty, set to expire in December 2026. Officials from both nations have started joint water level measurements. Read the full story for details.
India, Bangladesh Begin Joint Ganga Water Measurements
India and Bangladesh have initiated a crucial joint water measurement exercise in the Ganga and Padma rivers. This data is vital as the landmark Ganges Water Sharing Treaty enters its final year. Read the full details.
Pakistan Warns India on Indus Water Treaty Misuse
Pakistan asserts India cannot misuse its share of western rivers' water under the Indus Water Treaty. This follows India's move to put the 1960 pact in abeyance after the Pahalgam terror attack.
Pakistan Accuses India of Water Treaty Violation
Pakistan alleges India is misusing water from western rivers under the Indus Waters Treaty. Islamabad demands a neutral expert to resolve disputes. Full details inside.
Modi's 2025: Firm Leadership on Security, Water, Economy
In 2025, PM Narendra Modi set a decisive agenda, responding to terror, defending Indus water rights, countering US tariffs, and launching a political offensive. Read his key mic-drop moments.
Baburam Bhattarai on Nepal's Political Flux & India Relations
Former Nepal PM Baburam Bhattarai discusses the root causes of Gen-Z protests, calls for updating the 1950 India-Nepal treaty, and asserts Nepal won't be a geopolitical playground. Exclusive insights.
India Moves to Extradite 2006 Murder Accused from UAE
India has formally requested the UAE to extradite Hussain Shattaf, the prime accused in the 2006 murder of Merchant Navy Captain Anil Kumar. The case, reopened in 2022, sees a major breakthrough.
India Moves to Extradite Fugitive Hussain Shattaf from UAE
India has formally requested the UAE to extradite Hussain Shattaf, a key suspect in the 2006 murder of Captain Virdi. The MEA confirmed the request was sent last week. Read the latest developments.
India Moves to Extradite Fugitive Hussain Shattaf from UAE
India initiates extradition of Hussain Shattaf from UAE for the 2006 murder of Captain Brijendra Virdi. CBI files chargesheet, highlighting a 17-year pursuit for justice. Read the latest developments.
UPSC Key: EROs, Separation of Powers, Nuclear Energy Examined
Essential UPSC insights for Dec 27: Electoral Registration Officers' authority, separation of powers doctrine, SHANTI Act for nuclear energy, and India's economic resilience amid global tariffs. Key for Prelims & Mains.
Green Nod for 500 MW Dulhasti Hydel Project on Chenab
India's environmental panel approves the Dulhasti hydel power project on the Chenab river, a significant step under the Indus Water Treaty framework. Read about its implications and details.
Delhi HC orders fast-track trial, extradition in decade-old fraud case
Delhi High Court directs Centre to expedite extradition of US-based accused Amit Wadhwa and orders trial court to conclude proceedings within a year in a ₹1.26 crore fraud case.
Indus Waters Treaty: A Deep Dive into the 1960 Pact
The Indus Waters Treaty, signed in 1960, divides six rivers between India and Pakistan. This explainer details its history, recent tensions, and why it's crucial for regional stability. Read to understand the geopolitics of water.
1985 Flashback: AGP's Rise, Tax Policy, Indo-Pak Pact
On December 20, 1985, Asom Gana Parishad swept Assam polls, VP Singh proposed major tax reforms, and Rajiv Gandhi & Zia-ul-Haq agreed to a peace treaty. Explore this pivotal day in history.
Dutch Minister: Conclude India-EU FTA Soon
Netherlands Foreign Trade Minister Geoffrey van Leeuwen emphasizes the urgency of finalizing the India-EU Free Trade Agreement, calling it vital for strategic partnerships. Read more on the key hurdles and economic implications.
Pakistan in Crisis After India Suspends Indus Waters Treaty
Pakistan faces a severe water crisis after India suspends the Indus Waters Treaty. Deputy PM Ishaq Dar warns of dire consequences for millions. Read the full analysis.
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