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New Delhi: A major refund process for import tariffs in the United States is set to begin, allowing businesses to reclaim billions of dollars collected under duties later ruled unconstitutional. The move follows a landmark decision by the Supreme Court of the United States, which found that former President Donald Trump exceeded his authority in imposing sweeping tariffs. From Monday, importers and customs brokers can submit refund claims through an online system managed by US Customs and Border Protection. Companies are required to identify shipments on which they paid the now invalid duties. Approved claims are expected to be processed…

New Delhi: President Lee Jae-myung began his three day state visit to India with a ceremonial welcome hosted by President Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan, marking a significant step in strengthening bilateral relations between the two nations. Arriving in New Delhi with First Lady Kim Hea-kyung, Lee’s visit is the first by a South Korean head of state to India in over eight years. The trip is being seen as an effort to deepen Seoul’s engagement with emerging economies and reinforce its strategic partnership with India. The visit’s agenda is packed with high level engagements. External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar…

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi sharpened his political offensive against the Trinamool Congress during rallies in West Bengal, accusing the ruling party of altering the state’s cultural fabric, neglecting tribal regions and blocking women’s political empowerment. Speaking in Purulia, Modi alleged that infiltration had led to changes in Bengal’s language and cultural identity. He criticised the government led by Mamata Banerjee for what he described as appeasement politics, claiming it had undermined tribal languages and communities while failing to deliver basic infrastructure and employment in districts such as Purulia, Bankura and Jhargram. The Prime Minister also linked corruption to…

New Delhi: India’s National Security Advisor Ajit Doval held a series of high-level meetings in Riyadh, aimed at deepening bilateral ties and enhancing cooperation with Saudi Arabia across key sectors. The visit reflects the steady expansion of strategic relations between the two countries amid shifting global and regional dynamics. During his engagements, Doval met senior Saudi leaders, including Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman, Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan, and National Security Advisor Musaed Al-Aiban. The discussions covered a wide range of issues, with a strong focus on strengthening energy partnerships, regional security concerns, and advancing mutual interests. The…

New Delhi: India has voiced serious concern following an alarming incident in the Strait of Hormuz, where two Indian-flagged vessels reportedly came under fire while in transit. The episode has intensified worries about the safety of one of the world’s most critical maritime corridors, widely used for global energy shipments. The incident occurred on Saturday as the vessels were navigating the narrow but strategically vital waterway. Both ships, carrying crude oil, were forced to alter course and return toward the Persian Gulf after reporting gunfire. Despite the tense situation, all crew members on board were confirmed safe, with no injuries…

New Delhi: The Indian women’s hockey team delivered a determined comeback performance to conclude their tour of Argentina with a fighting 2-2 overall result, showcasing resilience and growing confidence. Stand-in captain Navneet Kaur expressed satisfaction with the team’s response, highlighting their ability to withstand pressure against a top ranked opponent. The tour began on a competitive note, with India displaying attacking intent despite a 4-2 defeat in the opening match. Navneet Kaur and Annu found the net, but Argentina capitalised on their chances to secure victory. The second match followed a similar pattern, as Ishika gave India an early lead…

New Delhi: India’s growing reservoir of cricketing talent is pushing team management toward a new approach in the T20 format, with plans underway to maintain a larger pool of 30 to 35 players ready for international duty. This shift comes as the calendar becomes increasingly congested, creating the possibility of India fielding two competitive teams simultaneously. The immediate challenge arises from a scheduling clash later this year, when the Asian Games coincide with a T20 series against the West Indies. To manage both commitments effectively, selectors are preparing to split resources without compromising competitiveness. The strategy reflects a broader long…