Archive · 31 Jul 2025
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Foreign News Schedule for Jul 30, Wednesday
China earmarks $12.5 billion budget for 2025 childcare subsidies
NEP turns 5: Successes, shortfalls & a report card on India’s biggest education reform
Russia lifts tsunami warnings for Kamchatka and Sakhalin
Trump envoy Witkoff heading to Israel for Gaza talks, Axios reports
Aircraft loss,Op Mahadev,China-Pak fusion & Trump: Takeaways from Rahul Vs Modi debate on Op Sindoor
Trump signs order to end de minimis exemption for global commercial shipments
Trump signs order implementing additional 40% tariff on Brazil, White House says
Dhankhar’s exit, next BJP chief, Mumbai blasts case, Thailand-Cambodia clash | ShekharSeSawal Ep25
Kabul to Canada & Oxford: Afghan Tech CEO Sara Wahedi is on a mission to defy Taliban,empower women
‘Language a binding factor for Trinamool’s identity politics, it’s Hinduism for BJP’
Bagging Monsoon Wedding to learning Nagamese for ‘Paatal Lok’: In conversation with Tillotama Shome
Modi’s Bharat vs Indira’s India: 11-year report card of politics, diplomacy, economy, nationalism
