China’s recent approval of a colossal hydro electricity project on the Brahmaputra River known as Yarlung Zangbo in Tibet, has ignited a fiery debate raising several environmental, geopolitical, and regional stability concerns.
Recently, India and France have agreed to collaborate on matters related to nuclear energy by signing a partnership to develop advanced small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs). The Indian foreign ministry made the announcement during Modi’s visit to France.
Asian Development Bank (ADB) President Masato Kanda reportedly said that for long term growth and stability of the Indian economy it needs to emphasize income distribution of the people, economic
reforms and take steps to increase competitiveness to foster sector investments. He said this to national media of India in Milan where the annual meeting of the ADB was held.
Prime Minister’s latest speech following the sudden cease fire after four days of Indo-Pak ‘war’ was not just a ‘thank you’ statement to the Indian army and to the people in general; it was also a strong statement on India’s future military strategy.
A few days ago finance minister (FM) Nirmala Sitharaman mentioned that the key problem of the Indian economy had been the global uncertainty in economic matters. This was the key risky factor to the
country’s FY 26 outlook.
Nearly two million people of Indian origin live in Canada while four lakh Indian students study there. Diplomatic fallout notwithstanding trade between the two countries have remained largely unaffected.
