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1. PM Modi and Trump show positivity in Ud-India trade negotiations
Prime Minister Modi and President Trump expressed their willingness to actively engage in trade negotiations to strengthen bilateral economic relations.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission of India has announced regulatory relaxations for foreign investment in government bonds from February 2026.
3. Indian stocks continue to gain on trade optimism
Stocks are rallying as investors look for improvement in US-India trade talks and improving prospects of a US cutback.
4. India will respond normally to the unrest in Nepal. The Prime Minister appealed for calm
Indian Prime Minister Modi calls for restraint and dialogue as Nepal's protests escalate, affecting bilateral relations.
On August 5, the cabinet decided to open the inspection and deport illegal immigrants
Assam Cabinet approves standard operating procedure to identify and deport illegal immigrants within 10 days.
1. ISRAEL ATTACKS GAZA'S NEW TOWER THAT HITS THE ROCK REGION OF QATAR.
The leaders of Hamas in Gaza are pointing out that tensions have increased after the attack on Hamas in Qatar.
2. RUSSIAN RULES WITH POLAND PLUS NATO AFTER 'NOT FOUND' CALLS
Russian drones fly across Polish skies, prompting NATO action and increasing security fears.
3. TRUMP CALLS ON EU TO ARREST 100% TARIFFS ON CHINA AND INDIA TO PUT PRESSURE ON PUTIN
President Trump is demanding heavy tariffs from China and India to pressure Russia, sources say.
4. Nepal's Prime Minister Oli resigned due to violent protests;Parliament burned down
Prime Minister K.P.Sharma Oli resigns amid mass protests and burning of government buildings.
5. CHINA OK NATURE RESERVE IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA DISPUTE
China is building a nature reserve in a disputed area of the South China Sea, fueling territorial tensions.