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Nepal Army enforces nationwide curfew to avert violence

Nepal Army enforces nationwide curfew to avert violence

Kathmandu: The Nepal Army Wednesday imposed nationwide restrictive orders from morning to 5pm, followed by a curfew until 6am the next day, to prevent possible violence during protests. In a statement, the Army warned that any form of demonstration, vandalism, arson, or attacks targeting individuals...

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India ‘desperate’ for US market access: Peter Navarro

Washington: White House Trade Advisor Peter Navarro said the United States does not need “unfair trade” with India, claiming that New Delhi is “desperately” seeking access to American markets. In the last few weeks, Navarro has made a series of critical remarks against India, especially...

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Fitch ups India FY26 GDP forecast to 6.9%

New Delhi: Fitch Ratings Wednesday upped India's GDP growth forecast for current fiscal year to 6.9 per cent from 6.5 per cent earlier on the back of strong June quarter growth and domestic demand drivers. In its Global Economic Outlook-September, Fitch said the pace of...

Stock market today: Sensex, Nifty surge over 1% ahead of Union Budget 2025

Sensex, Nifty jump over positive development on India-US trade talks

Mumbai: The Indian benchmark indices opened higher Wednesday, on the back of promising developments in the US-India trade discussions along with strong overnight global cues. US President Donald Trump’s initiative to improve India-US relations, along with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s positive response, is a positive...

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Modi announces Rs 1,600 crore aid for flood-hit Punjab

Chandigarh: Prime Minister Narendra Modi Tuesday announced a financial assistance of Rs 1,600 crore for flood-hit Punjab as he reviewed the situation and damage in the state, battling its worst deluge since 1988. Modi announced the assistance for the border state in addition to the...

 

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