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Delhi High Court Refuses Immediate Stay in ANI’s Copyright Fight With OpenAI
The Delhi High Court has refused ANI’s request for an immediate stay against OpenAI, leaving a landmark July ruling on AI training intact for now. But the appeal could still reshape whether AI companies in India can use copyrighted journalism without licences.
How Three Foreign Nationals Flew Out of India Without Clearing Immigration
Three Italian nationals flew from Delhi to Munich without completing mandatory departure immigration after arriving on an Air India flight from Amritsar. The breach has exposed multiple failures in passenger handling and triggered a government investigation into how they slipped through.
Congress May Have Just Handed the BJP Its Most Powerful Image in Mysuru
Congress may call Yaduveer Wadiyar's detention a law-and-order issue. But in Mysuru, where the Wadiyar legacy remains deeply embedded in public memory, the image of him being taken away by police could become a far more potent political symbol than the party anticipated.
India Wins Wider Access to EU Steel Market Under Landmark Trade Deal
India has secured substantially wider access to Europe's protected steel market, with annual quotas reaching 1.64 million tonnes under the India-EU trade framework. But a major obstacle remains: Indian steel will still face the EU's carbon border levy.
India and Philippines Take Their Defence Partnership to the Next Level
India and the Philippines are moving beyond the BrahMos missile deal. From military training and maritime security to defence production and technology, the two countries are building a much wider strategic partnership in the Indo-Pacific.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah Sets 2029 Deadline for UCC Across All NDA-Ruled States
Amit Shah says all 21 BJP-NDA governed states will implement the Uniform Civil Code before the 2029 Lok Sabha election. With Uttarakhand, Gujarat and Assam already moving ahead, one of the BJP's oldest ideological promises is rapidly moving from manifesto to law.
India Pushes BRICS Towards a New Digital Payments Network
India wants BRICS countries to link their central-bank digital currencies and payment systems, making cross-border trade faster and cheaper. It is not a common BRICS currency, but over time the network could make it easier for members to trade without relying on the dollar for every transaction.
Putin Warns European Troops in Ukraine Would Mean Direct War With Russia
Vladimir Putin has warned that deploying European troops to Ukraine would mean direct war with Russia. His warning comes as Britain, France and other European governments discuss security guarantees for Kyiv under a future peace settlement.
BRICS Bridges Iran-UAE Divide to Reach Agreement on Delhi Declaration
BRICS has agreed on a joint declaration after negotiators bridged deep differences between Iran and the UAE over the West Asia war. The breakthrough came after talks stretched into the early hours in New Delhi, avoiding a repeat of the bloc’s failed consensus in May.
The Aparna Kurup Controversy and the Political Battle Over Speech in Keralam
Journalist Aparna Kurup has been booked over remarks about Islam after a television debate on women’s rights. The controversy, and the political intervention that preceded it, has opened a larger debate over free speech and coalition politics in Keralam.
Modi and Putin Deepen India-Russia Ties Ahead of BRICS Summit
Narendra Modi and Vladimir Putin held talks in New Delhi ahead of the BRICS summit, discussing energy, defence, trade and the wars in Ukraine and West Asia as India and Russia moved to deepen a strategic partnership that has endured despite growing geopolitical pressure.
Red Fort Was Plan B? NIA Probe Points to Historic Jain Temple as Original Target
The NIA has named Umer Un Nabi as the alleged mastermind of the Delhi terror conspiracy. Its chargesheet also suggests the Red Fort may not have been his original target: investigators believe he first tried to stop near the historic Jain Lal Mandir but was forced away by traffic.