'Did nothing to safeguard Tamil Nadu's interests,' PM Modi attacks DMK on Katchatheevu issue
PM Modi's attack comes a day after Congress passed scathing comments on BJP during their rally. Comparing DMK to Congress, he said they only care that their own sons and daughters rise. Key Points
ThePrintIndia will not allow its national flag to be put down : S Jaishankar's stern message to Khalistanis
Answering a question on separatist Khalistan movements in different parts of the world, and on the measures India will take, Jaishankar said, We have seen in the last few days some such incidents in London, Canada, Australia, San Francisco. There is a very small minority, with different interests, some interests are of neighbours, some interests are of people who try to use it for visas and for personal interest. Key Points
Economic TimesIndia will not hesitate to cross LoC: Rajnath Singh says in Ladakh on Vijay Diwas
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday said India would not hesitate to cross the Line of Control (LOC) to safeguard own interests. He went on to blame the “lack of political will” for not having done it earlier. Key Points
The Tribune IndiaWorld War 3 fears: Russia confirms Vladimir Putin is ready for war with West, warns Finland
Warning against intruding into Russian interests as a dangerous path , Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said Kremlin is ready for war with the West. Does it indicate that Vladimir Putin is ready to fight a war with NATO? Know about it. Key Points
Economic TimesSolve the horizon problem: Don’t let Big Tech escape regulation
The short-term focus of governance as usual tends to result in tighter rules for finance than technology. This suits Big Tech but is not in our long-term interest. Key Points
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SEC proposes new regulations to promote fairness among broker-dealers
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is proposing new regulations aimed at eliminating pricing practices that have given larger broker-dealers an unfair advantage on U.S. stock exchanges. The plan seeks to limit the practice of giving lower transaction fees and incentives to brokerages with bigger trading volumes. The SEC aims to address the complex and unequal pricing tiers that exist among exchanges, ensuring that brokerages prioritize the best interests of their clients. Key Points
Economic TimesSix steps to simplify your study abroad experience
The first step is to identify your interests. From psychometric assessments to aptitude tests, you can use a range of tools to understand your strengths, weaknesses, preferences, and goals. Key Points
FinancialexpressPolitical Line | When Modi goes to Atmanirbhar America
In the Political Line newsletter, Varghese K. George writes on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s upcoming trip to the United States. Key Points
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