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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) sees no major impact on domestic inflation if India reduces its purchases of oil from Russia amid US President Donald Trump's threats of a "penalty" and announcement slapping a combined tariff of 50 per cent on India.
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Even as agriculture, along with the purchase of Russian oil, has emerged as a key sticking point in the trade talks between India and the United States, here's an interesting fact: Trade in farm produce between the two countries is actually booming and poised to touch a new record this year.
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At the Vijaydurg port, a natural harbour in Maharashtra's coastal Sindhudurg district, an 81-metre-long piece of naval history lies still against the blue of the Arabian Sea, awaiting its second innings.
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RBI's decision to not cut rates indicates that growth trajectory is largely insulated from tariff pressures.
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Given emerging dual-capability arsenals, heightened risk post-Op Sindoor, the Subcontinent needs a conversation on atomic weapons.
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Twelve years after a mysterious disease started killing starfish in droves -more than 5 billion are estimated to have died since 2013 - scientists have identified a bacterium to be the culprit.-
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The growth in India's pesticide market is being led by not insecticides or fungicides, but herbicides. In recent years, the demand for this chemical has increased due to a shortage of labour for manual weeding.
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