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Nuclear weapon, enriched uranium and Hormuz: Details of US-Iran deal emerge
The United States and Iran have reportedly negotiated a deal to ease tensions in West Asia, focusing on reopening the [Strait of Hormuz] and addressing Iran's nuclear program. The proposed agreement includes a 60-day ceasefire extension, during which Iran would halt its pursuit of a nuclear program and hand over its highly enriched uranium, in exchange for the lifting of sanctions on oil sales and the potential release of frozen assets.
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Must ReadUS overtakes Mauritius to become India’s 2nd largest FDI source as inflows cross $11 billion mark
The United States has emerged as the second-largest source of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into India, surpassing Mauritius, with inflows exceeding $11 billion. This shift reflects a growing trend of direct investment from the US, bypassing traditional tax-friendly routes, while Singapore remains the top FDI source.
Must ReadCritical minerals, AI, nuclear ties take centre stage as Jaishankar, Rubio review India-US partnership
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and US Senator Marco Rubio met in New Delhi to review the comprehensive [India-US Strategic Partnership].
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Must ReadWhat did the Supreme Court say about bail under UAPA?
The [Supreme Court] has referred to a larger Bench the crucial question of whether prolonged pre-trial incarceration and trial delays can override the stringent bail conditions under the [Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967] (UAPA). This follows conflicting interpretations by smaller Benches regarding the application of the landmark 2021 [Union of India v.
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Must ReadIndian Railways’ finances are under strain. Here is how a Supreme Court order could worsen it
The [Supreme Court of India] upheld a ruling by the [Appellate Tribunal for Electricity] ([APTEL]) denying [Indian Railways] the status of a 'deemed distribution licensee' for electricity procurement. This ruling means the Railways must now pay cross-subsidy and additional surcharges when buying electricity through 'open access,' significantly increasing its operational costs and putting further strain on its already fragile operating ratio.
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