The EU’s upcoming ban on Russian-derived fuels, effective January 21, presents a temporary reprieve but poses challenges for Indian exporters due to its narrow classification. The EU requires proof of crude oil origin, potentially impacting fuel exports from India, a major importer of Russian oil.
The Supreme Court has upheld the Karnataka high court’s decision, allowing Muslim author Banu Mushtaq to inaugurate the state-sponsored Dasara Mahotsav at the Chamundeshwari Temple […]
A former New York State trooper staged his own shooting to impress his ex-girlfriend. Thomas Mascia faked a traffic stop attack on October 30, 2024. […]
Pakistan expresses concern over visiting SENA teams resting key players, following a second-string Australia’s T20I loss. Australia’s decision to rest several top players for the […]