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Trump’s Tariffs Fuel US Factory Job Losses, Put Republican Support at Risk Ahead of Midterms

US President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariff policies are fuelling growing discontent among American manufacturers and factory workers as rising import costs, job losses, and economic uncertainty threaten Republican political support ahead of the upcoming November 3 midterm elections. With less than a month remaining before the key vote, recent public opinion polling indicates that Trump’s

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A Measured Rate Hike: Balancing Prices and Growth

On 7 October, the Reserve Bank of India’s Monetary Policy Committee raised the repo rate by 25 basis points, from 5.25 per cent to 5.5 per cent. The decision was unanimous. The central bank also changed its stance from neutral to “calibrated tightening,” and Governor Sanjay Malhotra said that near-term rate cuts are off the

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Women Lead the Voter Lists: Let That Voice Be Heard

DA Editorial Desk | Sara Debbarma A quiet fact in Tripura’s draft electoral rolls for the coming urban local body elections deserves wider notice. Of the 6,31,388 registered voters across the 21 bodies, 3,22,360 are women and 3,08,983 are men. Another 45 are electors of the third gender. That works out to 1,043 women for

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US warns Ukraine: Stop striking Russian oil refineries or risk intelligence-sharing freeze

The United States has reportedly warned Ukraine that continued attacks on Russian oil refineries and energy infrastructure could jeopardise intelligence cooperation between Washington and Kyiv, according to a report by the Financial Times. The development highlights growing tensions between the two allies as differences emerge over how far Ukraine should go in targeting Russia’s energy

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Pennsylvania shooting leaves nine dead, including suspected gunman

A mass shooting in the US state of Pennsylvania has left nine people dead, including the suspected gunman, in one of the deadliest incidents the city of Erie has experienced in recent memory. Police said the shooting unfolded on Saturday, sending emergency responders rushing to the scene as multiple victims were reported. Authorities later confirmed

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Manipur’s Hills Cannot Be Left to Burn Again

DA Editorial Team The news from Manipur is again one of killings. The death toll from fresh clashes between two communities in the state’s hill districts has risen to nine, and the situation remained tense on Sunday. The violence has struck mainly Kamjong, Ukhrul and Kangpokpi, districts where Kuki and Naga villages lie close together.

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Let the Festival Be Safe for Every Family

DA Editorial Desk | Sara Debbarma Durga Puja begins on 17 October, and Tripura’s police have already laid out their plans. More than 10,000 personnel of the police and the Tripura State Rifles will be deployed across the state. About 180 CCTV cameras will be installed at key locations in the city, and a green

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