Recent remarks by Donald Trump claiming that India has stopped buying Russian oil triggered political reactions and media noise. The statement was quickly amplified across platforms, raising questions about India’s energy policy and its geopolitical alignment.But when examined closely, the claim does not align with verified data or official positions. More importantly, the controversy reveals
India–US Trade Deal Sparks Buzz A fresh announcement from the United States about a new India–US trade deal has dominated headlines and social media. Claims include tariff cuts, massive US exports to India, and changes in India’s energy imports.But a closer look shows that only part of the announcement is officially confirmed. What Is Actually
India has significantly reduced its financial assistance to Bangladesh, cutting aid by nearly half—from $13 million to $6.5 million—in its latest fiscal allocation. While the figures may appear modest, the decision carries strong diplomatic and strategic signals, reflecting New Delhi’s growing unease over developments in its eastern neighbourhood. According to official budget documents cited by
Nirmala Sitharaman presented the Union Budget 2026–27 in Parliament on February 1, marking her ninth consecutive budget as India’s Finance Minister. The budget outlines a growth-oriented strategy focused on infrastructure expansion, manufacturing competitiveness, fiscal consolidation, and human capital development, aligned with the government’s long-term vision of Viksit Bharat by 2047. Fiscal Strategy: Growth with DisciplineThe
By IndicInfo | Defence & Strategic Affairs Russia has confirmed that talks with India on the joint production of the Su-57E fifth-generation fighter aircraft have entered an advanced technical stage, marking a potentially significant shift in India’s combat aviation and defence-industrial trajectory.The confirmation comes from senior leadership of Russia’s aerospace industry and has been echoed
India’s Economic Survey 2025–26 presents a picture of macroeconomic stability and resilience at a time of global uncertainty. Growth remains robust, financial buffers are strong, and systemic risks in banking have significantly declined. However, beneath the headline numbers lies a critical challenge: whether India can convert macro strength into sustained manufacturing-led growth. GDP Growth: Stability
India has continued its position as the world’s largest recipient of remittances, with inflows reaching a record $135.4 billion in FY25, according to the Economic Survey 2025–26 tabled in the Parliament of India on January 29, 2026.The latest figures reflect a 14 per cent year-on-year growth, highlighting the increasing economic contribution of the Indian diaspora
India and the European Union have concluded a landmark Free Trade Agreement, described as the “mother of all deals,” creating a combined market of nearly two billion people.The agreement is expected to significantly boost trade, investment, and job creation, while reducing tariffs and improving market access for businesses on both sides.European Commission President Ursula von
