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Aspirations: Modi's Independence Day Leap

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August 17, 2025

Modi's Governance Style Is Like a Symphony — Disciplined, Deliberate, and Precise. Behind the Seamless Delivery Lies Years of Groundwork and a Leader With Both Heart and Mind Firmly Fixed on India's Rise

hicles. He promised a Diwali gift in the form of next-generation GST reforms to ease burdens for businesses, MSMEs, and consumers. Modi's technology push included a breakthrough pledge:

India's first Made in India semiconductor chip will roll out by year-end — a goal that eluded the country for decades. He challenged scientists and youth to build indigenous jet engines, mirroring past successes in vaccines and digital payments.

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Leader Surya delivers what he promised

BCCI to reward T20 WC winning team ₹131 crore

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Oppn raises constitutional and procedural lapses' in LS

The discussion on the no-confidence motion against Lok Sabha Speaker on Tuesday saw several opposition MPs raise procedural and constitutional objections, including that the government has not filled the post of deputy speaker for the past seven years and that the House was not consulted on the selection process for the chair during the discussion.

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The New Indian Express Mysuru

The New Indian Express Mysuru

Ex-NSG commando gets life for sexual assault of daughters

A former commando of the country’s elite force, National Security Guards (NSG), engaged in the 26/11 Operation, has been awarded life imprisonment for sexually assaulting his two minor daughters for several months in Bihar’s Munger district.

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March 11, 2026

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SC Delinking women's quota from delimitation explored

THE government is learnt to be exploring a possibility to implement the Women’s Reservation Act even before the completion of the post-Census delimitation exercise for Lok Sabha and Assembly constituencies.

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March 11, 2026

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NEPAL'S YOUTHQUAKE ELECTION

ALENDRA Shah and the newly strengthened Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP), headed by Rabi Lamichhane, have achieved a remarkable victory in Nepal’s elections securing the two-thirds majority to form a government. RSP’s blue party flags and election symbol ‘bells’ are flying and ringing across the Hima-layan country, echoing the voice of young voters demanding an end to cor-ruption and calling for change. How-ever in remembrance of the people that had died during the previous year’s Gen Z protests, Shah has requested to not hold any victory rallies.

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March 11, 2026

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Only UCC can ensure equal rights to women; SC slams def, finance secys on cadets disabled during training

SC slams def, finance secys on cadets disabled during training

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March 11, 2026

The New Indian Express Mysuru

The New Indian Express Mysuru

After 10-day wait in Qatar, Indian basketball team reaches home

AFTER a long, 10-day wait, the senior Indian men’s basketball team stranded in Qatar have finally found their way home amidst the ongoing war between US-Israel and Iran early on Tuesday.

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March 11, 2026

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Govt seeks nod for additional spending of ₹2L cr in FY26

Industry players say surge in crude prices is increasing production costs, if war persists cos may have little option but to increase prices

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March 11, 2026

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Around 2.5-3K ltrs of diesel per match and other factors

OR the second time in as many years, the Indian Premier League (IPL) has been forced to consider the effects of a war. Last year, Operation Sindoor, India’s military response to Pahalgam, and Pakistan’s subsequent retaliation meant the league was postponed. This year, the war in West Asia, if it continues over the next few weeks, could impact IPL. How? Why? What now? Firoz Mirza/Swaroop Swaminathan take a look...

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