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Khamenei's funeral becomes Iran's biggest show of strength since the war

State funeral ceremonies drew hundreds of thousands of mourners and foreign dignitaries as Iran bid farewell to its longest-serving Supreme Leader amid continuing regional tensions.

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India-UK

India-UK CETA to take effect from July 15 as govt notifies origin rules for duty-free trade

CBIC framework defines eligibility for preferential tariffs, grants duty-free access to 99% of Indian exports to the UK, and strengthens customs compliance under the landmark trade pact.

India hits back at Khawaja Asif over remarks on PM Modi's Seychelles honour

Government sources described Pakistan's Defence Minister as "mentally unstable" after he questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi receiving Seychelles' highest environmental honour.

India to chair UN consumer protection meeting in Geneva

Consumer Affairs Secretary Nidhi Khare will chair the UNCTAD session, where member states will discuss global consumer protection priorities, product safety, cross-border enforcement and sustainable consumption.

Centre withdraws emergency natural gas curbs as LNG supplies through Strait of Hormuz resume

The government has rolled back most emergency gas supply regulations introduced during the West Asia conflict after LNG shipments resumed through the Strait of Hormuz and the regional supply situation improved.

Nepal plans first tiger sanctuary to house rescued animals, boost eco-tourism

The proposed sanctuary in Chitwan National Park will provide a larger habitat for rescued and conflict-prone tigers while helping manage rising human-wildlife conflict and promoting wildlife tourism.

FM

FM Sitharaman hails Indian talent in France, praises diaspora and ITER contributors

Finance Minister lauds Indian scientists, engineers and professionals driving the global nuclear fusion project, while reaffirming stronger India-France economic cooperation.