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India–US trade framework deal ready, timing of signing to be decided: Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal

India and the United States have finalised a trade framework agreement, with Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal confirming that the deal is “ready” and will be signed once both sides agree on the right time and structure. Speaking on Monday, Agrawal said bilateral trade discussions are progressing smoothly, and the two countries remain positively engaged despite

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China’s own geologists warn of active fault under Brahmaputra mega dam in Tibet

A new geological study from Chinese researchers has raised serious safety concerns over Beijing’s massive hydropower project on the Brahmaputra River in Tibet, identifying an active fault line directly beneath the planned mega dam. The findings contradict China’s repeated assurances that the multi‑billion‑dollar project meets the highest safety standards and poses no risk to downstream

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US launches fresh strikes on Iranian missile systems around Strait of Hormuz as conflict widens

The United States carried out new military strikes on Iranian missile and air‑defence systems positioned around the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday, escalating a rapidly widening confrontation triggered by Tehran’s attack on a commercial container ship in the strategic waterway. According to US officials cited by Axios, American forces targeted IRGC‑operated missile batteries, air‑defence units

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44 dead, over a million stranded as monsoon floods batter southeastern Bangladesh

At least 44 people have been killed and more than one million stranded as relentless monsoon rains triggered severe floods and landslides across southeastern Bangladesh, according to disaster management officials. Days of torrential downpour have inundated seven districts — Chattogram, Cox’s Bazar, Bandarban, Rangamati, Khagrachhari, Moulvibazar and Habiganj — cutting off communities, washing away homes

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Iran secretly rebuilding damaged nuclear facilities after US strikes, satellite images suggest

Newly released satellite imagery has raised fresh concerns that Iran has begun reconstructing parts of its nuclear infrastructure damaged during US–Israeli strikes earlier this year, prompting questions over Tehran’s compliance with a June memorandum of understanding aimed at halting military nuclear‑related activity. Analysis by the Institute for Science and International Security, reviewed by CNN, indicates

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India–New Zealand announce strategic partnership during Modi’s first visit in 39 years

India and New Zealand on Saturday announced a new strategic partnership, marking a major diplomatic milestone during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s first visit to the country in nearly four decades. New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon hailed the announcement as “historic,” underscoring a significant upgrade in bilateral ties. Modi, who arrived in Wellington to a

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‘They may even kill me’: Sheikh Hasina plans December return to Bangladesh, vows to surrender in court

Ousted Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said she intends to return to Bangladesh in December and “surrender” before a court, despite facing a death sentence and warning that authorities “may even kill” her upon arrival. Speaking to Reuters from exile in India, the 78‑year‑old leader said she and senior Awami League colleagues plan to

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