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- 1Rahul Gandhi Holds Press Conference at Indira Bhawan, New Delhi●LIVE: Press Conference | Indira Bhawan, New Delhi
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is holding a live press conference at Indira Bhawan, the party headquarters in New Delhi. The event is drawing large live audiences and heavy online engagement, with viewers following his remarks in real time. Details of the announcements made at the conference are circulating widely as coverage continues.
- 2India-US tariff standoff: has Modi's diplomacy changed Trump's stance?●Desh Ki Pathshala: Trump की Tariff वाली फाइल अटकी? मोदी की Diplomacy से बदला US का रुख!Sushant Sinha
Indian media debate whether the tariff file pushed by Donald Trump against India has stalled, with commentary suggesting Prime Minister Narendra Modi's diplomatic engagement may have softened the US position. Discussions focus on whether Washington's trade pressure on New Delhi is easing and what concessions or negotiations may lie behind the apparent shift in tone between the two governments.
- 3India's Finance Minister Puts Quantum on Infrastructure Agenda▼India’s Finance Minister Places Quantum Among Next Major Infrastructure Investment Priorities
India's Finance Minister has identified quantum technology as one of the country's next major infrastructure investment priorities. The signal points to government backing for quantum research and development as part of India's longer-term economic and technology planning. Observers see it as a sign that New Delhi intends to treat quantum computing alongside traditional infrastructure as a strategic national investment area.
- 4Kazakhstan echoes India's push to end wars through diplomacy●Kazakhstan echoes Indian approach to end wars through diplomacy
Kazakhstan has voiced support for an Indian approach that favours ending conflicts through diplomacy rather than force. The alignment highlights growing interest among Central Asian and South Asian states in dialogue-based conflict resolution, with the Economic Times reporting that Astana is echoing New Delhi's calls to settle disputes at the negotiating table instead of on the battlefield.