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French President Emmanuel Macron bid farewell to PM Narendra Modi in Hindi, saying “France-Bharat ki dosti amar rahe,” highlighting the growing strategic and personal ties between India and France after Modi’s visit.
‘France-Bharat ki dosti amar rahe’: Macron Bids Farewell to PM Modi in Hindi Read More
US President Donald Trump and Iran signed a landmark peace agreement at Versailles, ending a 110-day Middle East conflict. The deal aims to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and pave the way for a final settlement within 60 days.
Trump Signs Iran Peace Deal at Versailles, Ending 110-Day Middle East War Read More
JMM’s Baidyanath Ram and NDA-backed Parimal Nathwani won the Jharkhand Rajya Sabha elections, while Congress candidate Pranav Jha suffered a surprise defeat despite the INDIA bloc’s numerical strength. ZPM also retained Mizoram’s lone Rajya Sabha seat.
Rajya Sabha Elections 2026: NDA Bags 20 Seats; Jharkhand Delivers Surprise, ZPM Wins Mizoram Seat Read More
PM Narendra Modi’s bilateral meetings at the G7 Summit delivered major outcomes, including the India-UK FTA rollout on July 15, stronger US ties, a Canada reset, deeper Germany partnership, and India’s push for global peace and Global South leadership.
Key Takeaways from PM Modi’s High-Impact G7 Bilateral Meetings Read More
IIT Delhi has emerged as India’s top-ranked university in the QS World University Rankings 2027, securing the 118th global position, while MIT retained the world’s No.1 spot. Find the latest rankings and India’s performance.
QS Rankings 2027: IIT Delhi Emerges as India’s Top-Ranked University at 118, MIT Retains Global Crown Read More
UNSW Sydney has been ranked Australia’s No. 1 university in the QS World University Rankings 2027, securing 19th place globally ahead of the launch of its Bengaluru campus in August 2026.
UNSW Becomes Australia’s No. 1 University Ahead of Bengaluru Campus Launch Read More
US President Donald Trump has suggested Iran could retain a limited ballistic missile capability under a future security framework, marking a significant shift in Washington’s approach toward Tehran after recent conflict.
‘Why Should Iran Have None If Others Have?’ Trump Backs Limited Iranian Missile Capability Read More