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Rule of Origin: A Smart Move in India–UK Trade Pact
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Rule of Origin: A Smart Move in India–UK Trade Pact 🔍 Rule of Origin: A Smart Move in India–UK Trade Pact The recently signed India–UK Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement (CETA) isn’t just about reducing tariffs — it’s about strategic foresight. One standout clause in this pact is the "Rule of ...
A Deal of Balance: India–UK Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement (CETA)
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A Deal of Balance: India–UK Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement (CETA) 🤝 A Deal of Balance: India–UK Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement (CETA) Signed recently, the India–UK Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement (CETA) is being hailed not just as a trade deal, but as a model of fair negotia...
The Visionary Who Made Mangroves a Climate Solution, Not Just a Coastal Tree
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The Visionary Who Made Mangroves a Climate Solution, Not Just a Coastal Tree 🌱 The Visionary Who Made Mangroves a Climate Solution, Not Just a Coastal Tree On July 26, while the nation commemorates Kargil Vijay Diwas, another global cause quietly takes the spotlight — World Mangrove Day. Mangroves...
26 Years After Kargil: A War That Reshaped India’s Security Strategy
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26 Years After Kargil: A War That Reshaped India’s Security Strategy 26 Years After Kargil: A War That Reshaped India’s Security Strategy The Kargil War wasn’t just a military conflict — it was a turning point in India’s national security and defense preparedness. Fought in 1999 in some of the worl...
Lakshadweep’s Corals Are Dying—And Not Recovering
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Lakshadweep’s Corals Are Dying—And Not Recovering Lakshadweep’s Corals Are Dying—And Not Recovering A 24-year scientific survey has revealed something deeply alarming: coral cover in Lakshadweep has dropped by nearly 50%, falling from 37% in 1998 to just 19% in 2025. Corals are often called the “ra...