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Ex-Japan Minister Faults India for Modi Bullet Train Delay

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By Shruti Srivastava Verified
| Flipboard
0:18 7 hours ago India: Miraculous Escape: Woman Survives After Flying Tin Sheet Crashes Onto Her During Storm in Maharashtra. StringersHub • 7h Vasai-Virar, India - July 05, 2026 A shocking CCTV recording from Maharashtra's Vasai-Virar has captured the terrifying moment a woman was struck by a large tin sheet ripped from a building roof during strong monsoon winds.
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Modi govt pushes to cut imports to shield India from shocks

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By Shruti Srivastava Verified, Anup Roy Verified
| ThePrint Verified
The latest move to boost domestic manufacturing came on Wednesday, with Modi’s cabinet approving a plan to increase financial support for chip and smartphone production by another 1.9 trillion rupees ($19.7 billion). It also approved a policy to raise local fertilizer production following shortages linked to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
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Russia Sanctions Threat May Complicate US-India Trade Talks (1)

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By Shruti Srivastava Verified, Sudhi Ranjan Sen, Rakesh Sharma Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
Fresh US threats to impose sanctions on countries buying Russian oil may complicate ongoing trade negotiations between Washington and New Delhi, according to people familiar with the matter. The proposal caught Indian officials by surprise because the issue of New Delhi’s purchases of Russian oil had already been addressed during negotiations that led to a preliminary trade agreement in February, one of the people said.
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