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India, China and Brazil Steps into Climate Leadership as the West Retreats
As Western nations retreat from climate leadership, emerging economies like China, India, and Brazil are set to take charge at Cop30 in Belem, Brazil, from November 10–21.
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Turning Sands into Forests: How Ningxia's Baijitan Reserve Combats Desertification
The Baijitan National Nature Reserve in Ningxia, China, has transformed a once-barren landscape into a thriving ecosystem, shielding Yinchuan and its residents from the encroaching Mu Us Desert.
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Nvidia CEO Criticizes U.S.-China Trade Restrictions, from 95% to 0% in China
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang criticized U.S. export restrictions that have eliminated the company’s presence in China, erasing a 95% market share.
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Google’s $15 Billion Investment: largest investment in India to date.
Google is investing $15 billion over five years to establish a gigawatt-scale data center and its largest AI hub outside the U.S. in Vizag, India.
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Renewed Skies: India-China Direct Flights Set to Soar Again
India and China are reviving direct air connectivity after a five-year pause. IndiGo will launch daily flights between Delhi and Guangzhou on November 10, following its Kolkata-Guangzhou route on October 26.
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China vs USA: America desperately expects support from India in rare earths trade tensions
The US is rallying allies, including India, to counter China’s rare earth export restrictions, which threaten global supply chains.
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India and China: High-Net-Worth Individuals Flock to Singapore and Hong Kong
In 2023, Indian high-net-worth individuals moved $130 billion to Singaporean family offices, making India the third-largest contributor in the Asia-Pacific after China ($400 billion) and Indonesia ($140 billion).
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Forging Stronger Ties: India and UK Embark on a New Era of Partnership
Indian PM Narendra Modi and UK PM Keir Starmer met in Mumbai to strengthen India-UK ties, focusing on economic progress, shared values, and global stability.
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India, A Beacon of Stability in a Turbulent World: RBI Governor
India’s resilience amidst global uncertainty stems from robust economic growth, strong forex reserves, reduced inflation, and fiscal consolidation, according to RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra.
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Google’s $10 Billion Bet: Transforming Visakhapatnam into a Global Data Powerhouse
Google is investing $10 billion (₹88,730 crore) to establish a 1 GW data center cluster in Visakhapatnam, its largest project in India. Spanning three campuses, it includes advanced infrastructure like submarine cables and fiber networks.
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China’s Aerospace Revolution: Building Rockets Like Cars
China is revolutionizing its aerospace industry by adopting a lean manufacturing method inspired by Toyota’s pull system.
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The big $10 billion: Apple’s Record-Breaking iPhone Exports from India
Apple exported iPhones worth $10 billion from India in the first half of this fiscal year, a 75% increase from last year. September alone saw $1.25 billion in exports, driven by the iPhone 17 series.
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India to Launch e-Arrival Card for Foreign Visitors from October 1
From October 1, 2025, India will replace paper disembarkation forms with a digital e-Arrival Card for foreign travellers.
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India’s Historic Trade Pact with European Collaboration comes into effect on October 1
India has launched its first trade agreement with the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) bloc, comprising Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Iceland. Operational from October 1, the Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement (TEPA) ties market access to $100 billion in investments over 15 years, creating potential for one million jobs. With 80–85% tariff cuts, it prioritizes industrial growth and positions India for deeper economic ties with Europe, despite existing tr
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Global Perspective on Rising Rates and Challenges Ahead; India’s cancer rates among highest globally: Lancet
A Lancet study predicts a 75% rise in global cancer deaths by 2050, with lower-income nations facing the highest burden. India’s cancer rates have surged 26.4% since 1990, though still below global averages. Over 40% of cancer deaths are tied to modifiable risks like tobacco use. Wealthier countries show declining rates, while resource-poor regions struggle with rising cases. Urgent global efforts are needed to address disparities and improve prevention and care.
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‘Narendra, Thank you’: Trump Signal a Diplomatic Reset Amid Trade Tensions and Strategic Disputes
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and U.S. President Donald Trump reconnected after months of strained relations, marking a potential diplomatic reset. The September 16 call, coinciding with Modi’s 75th birthday, followed trade tensions over tariffs and India’s Russian oil imports. The leaders expressed mutual goodwill, aligning with resumed trade talks in New Delhi. Modi’s acceptance of Trump’s call signals readiness to re-engage while maintaining strategic autonomy, foste
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China Vows to Protect Companies in the US Amid Push for Stronger Trade Ties
China has promised to protect its companies in the US while working to stabilize trade relations with Washington. At a New York meeting, Commerce Minister Wang Wentao urged Chinese firms to adopt diversified strategies amid rising protectionism. Highlighting progress from recent trade talks, Wang emphasized mutual cooperation and warned against harmful price competition. The pledge follows high-level US-China engagement, with the upcoming APEC summit set to shape future trade
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India: A Bright Spot Amid Global Economic Challenges, Says JPMorgan
India’s strong domestic growth and minimal export reliance make it a global economic bright spot, JPMorgan’s Sjoerd Leenart said. Despite challenges like US tariffs and H-1B visa fees impacting trade and jobs, India’s skilled workforce continues to attract investment, with global firms expanding operations. JPMorgan highlighted India’s booming IPO market and its strategic importance, projecting resilience and long-term promise amid global uncertainties.
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6,239 Indian Scholars Shine in Stanford's Top 2% Scientist Rankings
Indian academics excelled in the 2025 Stanford/Elsevier Top 2% Scientist Rankings, with 6,239 faculty members in the single-year list and 3,372 in the career-long category. IITs led with 755 researchers, followed by NITs (330) and IISc (117). Diverse institutions like AIIMS, ICAR, and private universities also featured prominently. Spanning 174 subfields, the rankings highlight India's growing research impact across disciplines, cementing its place in global academic excellen
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India’s Strategic Balancing Act: Navigating Global Tides with Russia and the US
India’s strategic diplomacy is highlighted by Russia reaffirming its enduring ties with New Delhi, President Trump revising his stance on mediating the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and the US resuming trade talks with India. Moscow praises India’s resilience against Western pressures, while Washington acknowledges India’s pivotal role in trade and geopolitics. Balancing relationships with both powers, India asserts its autonomy and strengthens its position as a key player in the
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