As Delhi wakes up to another day of polluted skies, with the air quality index hovering around poor to very poor. A political storm has erupted over how that data is collected. Accusations of tampering have triggered a heated exchange between the ruling government and the opposition.

AQI Debate Intensifies as Pollution Persists

US President Donald Trump has put India, and Canada, on notice, suggesting that he may impose new tariffs on imports of Indian rice and Canadian fertiliser. The decision comes at a time when the us is still stuck in long, difficult trade talks with both countries.



Trump Eyes Tariffs on Indian Rice, Canadian Fertiliser

Two senior U.S. officials have arrived in India for a five-day visit focused on strategic cooperation. Key agenda items include trade expansion, defense partnerships, critical technologies, and regional security. The talks aim to reinforce the growing India-U.S. strategic relationship amid evolving Indo-Pacific dynamics.

India-US To Hold High-Level Strategic Talks on Indo-Pacific & Economic Priorities

The Indigo crisis continues to impact passengers as operations struggle to return to normal. Airlines have confirmed that operations are expected to stabilise by December 10, but passengers remain frustrated amid delays and cancellations.


India's Aviation Minister Speaks At Rajya Sabha on IndiGo Choas

2 Senior U.S. Officials on 5-Day India Tour, Trade, Technology & Security Cooperation

A mobile hospital set up by India in Sri Lanka has provided medical care to over 2,200 people affected by Cyclone Ditwah, as New Delhi ramped up its assistance to the flood-ravaged island nation with engineering support and delivery of fresh relief consignments, the Indian mission here said on Sunday.

Sri Lanka Floods: India Sets Up A Mobile Hospital in Cyclone-Hit Sri Lanka

Delhi has been ranked as the fourth most polluted city in India, with alarming air quality levels recorded throughout November. According to recent data, the capital experienced 23 ‘very poor’ air quality days and six ‘severe’ pollution days, raising serious health concerns for residents and environmental experts alike. 

Delhi Becomes Fourth Most Polluted City In India

Indigo's meltdown over the past week that left thousands of passengers stranded at airports marks the worst aviation crisis in the country's history. More than 2,000 flights were cancelled and many more delayed, with the disruption to lives far more damaging than the individual stories doing the rounds.


IndiGo Chaos One of India's Worst Air Disruptions

IndiGo has been granted an extension to submit its show-cause response, bringing new developments in the ongoing regulatory process. In this video, we break down what the show-cause notice means, why the extension was granted, and how this decision could impact the airline and the aviation sector.

IndiGo Crisis: IndiGo Expects Flight Operations To Stabilise By December 10 

The United Arab Emirates has stopped issuing visas to Pakistani citizens over concerns that they were "getting involved in criminal activities" after reaching the UAE.

India-UAE Come Close, Pak Shunned & Locked Out

The Quad nations have issued a joint statement expressing deep condolences to the victims of the Red Fort blast and solidarity with the people of India.

Delhi Blast: Quad Nations Express Condolences for Victims of Red Fort Blast

China, sharply reduced their US treasury holdings in September, cutting a combined 29 billion dollars. India led with a 16.7 billion dollar draw-down, followed by Brazil at 11.8 billion dollars, while China trimmed another 500 million dollars, continuing its multi-year reduction. The pullback comes at a time when the dollar is already under pressure. The dollar index has fallen by over 10 percent in 2025, one of its steepest annual drops in two decades, before a mild rebound recently. Global banks say the sell-off reflects a mix of lower US yields, shifting reserve strategies, and early signs of de-Dollarisation among emerging markets.



India–Russia Push Rupee–Rouble Trade Mechanism

India is now on day six of its biggest aviation disruption in years, and the government has stepped in to curb rising airfares. The directorate general of civil aviation, or the DGCA, has issued a show-cause notice to indigo. That is in response to the airline's operational failures, which point to serious issues with planning, supervision, and resource management. Earlier, the DGCA, had set up a four-member committee to probe what caused indigo's widespread operational disruptions. The committee's goal was to find ways to avoid similar mishaps in the future. They were tasked with evaluating the gaps in indigo's approach to crew planning, ​operational readiness, and adherence to updated new standards. The real question, though, is, if it is too little, too late.

India Issues Show Cause Notice to IndiGo

President Donald Trump's National Security Strategy 2025, in which he outlined what he wants from the world, has been released. India found four mentions in the 29-page document and one of them was in connection with Trump's claim that he negotiated peace between India and Pakistan -- among other countries.

Trump's New Strategy Document Redefines India's Value; Pak Criticism Vanishes Completely

The Indian government announced taking action against “opportunistic pricing” by airlines amid widespread cancellations of IndiGo flights across the country. In a statement, the Ministry of Civil Aviation said that it has invoked “regulatory powers” amid the crisis to ensure that passengers are not exploited and that reasonable fares are charged across the affected routes. This comes as airfares surged significantly, with the Delhi to Bengaluru flight fare touching 1 lakh.

IndiGo Issues Statement on Flight Cancellations

President Donald Trump's National Security Strategy 2025, in which he outlined what he wants from the world, has been released. India found four mentions in the 29-page document and one of them was in connection with Trump's claim that he negotiated peace between India and Pakistan -- among other countries.


US National Security Strategy on India; Pakistan criticism vanishes completely

US tone on India turns less enthusiastic, criticism of Pakistan terror vanishes

Indian astronomers have uncovered a cosmic surprise: a mature spiral galaxy, shaped like our own Milky Way, from an epoch when such orderly structures were thought impossible.


Indian scientists spot Milky Way-like galaxy from 12 billion years ago 

This week, the biggest cue for Indian markets was the reserve bank of India’s decision to cut borrowing rates by 0.25 percent on Friday. The move followed a multi-year slowdown in price hikes with retail inflation edging below one percent in October.


What Moved Indian Markets This Week?

India and the UAE have signed a new consular pact aimed at simplifying and improving services for millions of Indians living and working in the Emirates. From faster documentation to stronger legal assistance, the agreement marks a major step forward in India–UAE relations. As ties deepen between the two nations, Pakistan’s diplomatic space in the region continues to shrink. This video explains what the pact means for the Indian diaspora and the broader geopolitical landscape.

New Consular Pact Eases Life for Millions of Indians in UAE 

Russian President Vladimir Putin has reaffirmed that India–Russia ties are “rooted in history” and have withstood the test of time. As geopolitical alignments shift globally, Putin’s remarks underscore the depth of the strategic partnership — from defence and energy to space cooperation and long-standing diplomatic trust. 


'India-Russia Ties, Rooted In History': President Putin

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a crucial bilateral meeting in New Delhi, focusing on strengthening the India–Russia Special & Privileged Strategic Partnership. The talks covered defence cooperation, energy security, nuclear projects, trade expansion, connectivity initiatives, digital technologies, and regional security challenges. Both leaders emphasised long-term collaboration and reviewed progress on key strategic initiatives. Major outcomes and joint announcements are expected soon. Stay tuned for real-time updates from the bilateral summit.

Putin India Visit: Russian President Putin Meets Droupadi Murmu, PM Modi

India-Russia- Russian President Vladimir Putin will visit India from December 4-5, 2025, marking his first trip since the Ukraine conflict began. The visit aims to reinforce the special strategic partnership between India and Russia, with a focus on defense cooperation, including discussions on the S-400 missile system and Su-57 fighter jets. 

Putin-Modi To Hold Bilateral Talks; Visit Rajghat, Pay Homage To Mahatma Gandhi

The Indian rupee has weakened sharply this year, falling more than 5% against the US dollar. While the overall economy remains strong, with solid GDP growth and easing inflation, consumers may still feel the pinch in the coming months. According to experts, the impact will be most visible in categories that rely heavily on imported components or foreign payments.

Indian Rupee Weakness & Impact on Consumers

Russian President Vladimir Putin has arrived in New Delhi for a two-day state visit. Prime Minister Narendra Modi personally received him at the Delhi airport, breaking protocol and adding a warm, personal touch as the two leaders shook hands, hugged and headed out together in the same car. Putin will attend a private dinner hosted by PM Modi at his official residence tonight. 
On Friday, key discussions are expected on defence cooperation, trade, energy, technology and global coordination at platforms including the UN, SCO, G20 and BRICS.
This visit marks a significant moment in India - Russia ties, with both sides looking to deepen strategic engagement.


India Hosts Putin for Defence, Trade Talks, Displays Multipolarity at Its Best 

India has ramped up rescue and relief efforts, delivering 8,250 kg (8.25 tonnes) of essential supplies — including food, medical kits, blankets and emergency materials — to support affected populations. The relief mission demonstrates India’s swift humanitarian response and commitment to disaster relief during crises.

The aid includes critical items such as rations, hygiene kits, shelter materials, and medical supplies, aimed at helping victims cope with immediate needs while rescuers and frontline teams continue search and relief operations.

Sri Lanka: India Ramps Up Rescue & Relief Efforts, Delivers 8,250 Kgs of Essentials

Russian President Vladimir Putin has landed in New Delhi for a major state visit. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi personally welcomed him at Palam Airport — with a handshake, warm hug, and a symbolic shared car ride to his residence.

Putin In India: Smiles, Handshake & a Warm Hug, Modi, Putin Travel in the Same Car

As the US pushes an “America First” trade agenda — including steep tariffs on countries buying Russian oil — Vladimir Putin’s visit to India marks a renewed effort by New Delhi and Moscow to re-align global order through deeper economic and strategic cooperation. 

Russia-India Ties: Re-Aligning Global Order Amid US Pressure

Russian President Vladimir Putin has landed in New Delhi on a two-day state visit, and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi personally received him at airport — a rare diplomatic gesture underscoring the strong India–Russia bond.

BREAKING: Putin Arrives India, Modi Welcomes Him Warmly

Tel Aviv has urged New Delhi to designate Hamas as a terror group; the outfit is already listed as a terror group in countries like the US, UK, Canada and several other countries. Senior Israeli officials have said that New Delhi's recognition will have significant regional influence. Israel noted that it has already listed &nbsp;Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and wants New Delhi to "reciprocate"."Our request from India is to work hard to sanction and designate these organisations as terrorist groups. Israel designated Lashkar-e-Taiba a couple of years ago, and we would like to see this reciprocated," said a senior official at Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.The officials alleged that there is a significant network and linkages between Hamas and Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), adding that Iran's IRGC, Hamas and Hezbollah increasingly rely on a transnational terror network. &nbsp;It also asserted that New Delhi is aware of such connections."You're not going to see an Iranian operative act directly in Europe. What you will see is a criminal group -- a drug lord, a human trafficker or another network -- connected to an Iranian handler who then carries out an attack, as we've seen in Scandinavia or in London," said the senior official at Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.&nbsp;"It will be a good thing if India did. India and Israel have a common enemy. It will be good to have a clear statement on who we face," said Lt Col Nadav Shoshani, International Spokesperson for the IDF.&nbsp;<h2>India's position in the Israel-Palestine conflict</h2>India has condemned the October 7 attack by Hamas, but has not officially termed it a terrorist front. Historically, India has always maintained a healthy relationship with the Palestinian cause of statehood, one that originated from its shared history of colonial subjugation. India was colonised by the British, and the British gave away the Palestinian land to Jews in the Balfour Declaration. However, the Modi Government, has found a common ground with the Israeli regime, due to its shared sense of islamophobia and xenophobia. Both see themselves a victims of Islamic terror, and both are vying for an ethno-national state.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Israel has urged India to designate Hamas as a terrorist group, calling for reciprocity after Israel listed Lashkar-e-Taiba. Israeli army says move would be “good.”

Tel Aviv has urged New Delhi to designate Hamas as a terror group; the outfit is already listed as a terror group in countries like the US, UK, Canada and several other countries. Senior Israeli officials have said that New Delhi's recognition will have significant regional influence. Israel noted that it has already listed Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and wants New Delhi to "reciprocate". "Our request from India is to work hard to sanction and designate these organisations as terrorist groups. Israel designated Lashkar-e-Taiba a couple of years ago, and we would like to see this reciprocated," said a senior official at Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The officials alleged that there is a significant network and linkages between Hamas and Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), adding that Iran's IRGC, Hamas and Hezbollah increasingly rely on a transnational terror network. It also asserted that New Delhi is aware of such connections. "You're not going to see an Iranian operative act directly in Europe. What you will see is a criminal group -- a drug lord, a human trafficker or another network -- connected to an Iranian handler who then carries out an attack, as we've seen in Scandinavia or in London," said the senior official at Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. "It will be a good thing if India did. India and Israel have a common enemy. It will be good to have a clear statement on who we face," said Lt Col Nadav Shoshani, International Spokesperson for the IDF. India's position in the Israel-Palestine conflict India has condemned the October 7 attack by Hamas, but has not officially termed it a terrorist front. Historically, India has always maintained a healthy relationship with the Palestinian cause of statehood, one that originated from its shared history of colonial subjugation. India was colonised by the British, and the British gave away the Palestinian land to Jews in the Balfour Declaration. However, the Modi Government, has found a common ground with the Israeli regime, due to its shared sense of islamophobia and xenophobia. Both see themselves a victims of Islamic terror, and both are vying for an ethno-national state.

Israel has urged India to designate Hamas as a terrorist group, calling for reciprocity after Israel listed Lashkar-e-Taiba. Israeli army says move would be “good.”

Israel seeks 'reciprocity' from India, pushes India for terror tag of Hamas after LeT terror listing

Russian Defence Minister Andrei Belousov visited India and laid a wreath at the National War Memorial in New Delhi, paying tribute to the country’s armed forces. His visit comes amid strengthening defence and strategic ties between India and Russia.

Russia-India Defence Ties: Belousov Visits War Memorial in Delhi

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