US midterm elections: What a Democratic win could mean for India’s trade

US midterms may raise shutdown, keep tariff uncertainty high The US is preparing for its November 3 midterm elections, but the results will be closely watched in India too, particularly for their possible impact on trade ties and business conditions.The outcome could bring fresh uncertainty around US trade policies, with tariffs, government spending and the…

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‘Why did Congress lose three elections in a row?’ Kiren Rijiju poses five questions ahead of INDIA bloc’s ‘Delhi Chalo’ rally | India News

NEW DELHI: Union minister Kiren Rijiju on Saturday posed five questions to the Congress, a day before the opposition INDIA bloc’s rally at Delhi’s Ramlila Maidan to seek the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar over alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.“I challenge the Congress party to answer…

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A Pennsylvania couple spent nearly six years fighting to add a drive-through to their 5-7-acre truck stop after officials refused permission, but an October 27 appeals ruling overturned the denial and revived their plan

Representative Image (AI-generated) A drive-through window may seem like a small addition to an established convenience store, but for one Pennsylvania couple, getting permission to build one turned into a legal battle lasting nearly six years. Their proposal involved a 5-7-acre truck stop that already sold freshly prepared food and served motorists around the clock….

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West Bengal School Staff Political Activities: West Bengal bans political activities by school staff; teachers’ salary hikes, promotions may depend on students’ performance

The West Bengal government has reportedly decided to prohibit teaching and non-teaching staff of government-run and government-aided schools from participating in political activities, School Education Minister Deepak Barman said on Thursday. The state is also considering a teacher accountability mechanism that could link annual salary increments and promotions with students’ learning outcomes from the next…

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Scientists covered part of a Chinese glacier with fabric to slow melting; ice loss fell by 27% initially but the effect weakened |

A layer of artificial fabric reduced melting on a section of China’s Dagu Glacier by 15% over one year, as per the study. Researchers covered about 500 square metres of Dagu Glacier No. 17 with non-woven geotextile in August 2020 and monitored changes in the ice through October 2021.According to the research published in Remote…

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‘Won’t move forward without public’: Arunachal CM Pema Khandu amid protests over Siang mega dam | India News

Siang mega dam: Khandu seeks cooperation for report, says project won’t be imposed NEW DELHI: Arunachal Pradesh chief minister Pema Khandu has assured residents that the proposed Siang Upper Multipurpose Project (SUMP) will not be imposed on them, saying the government is currently seeking cooperation only to complete its Pre-Feasibility Report (PFR).Speaking to reporters, Khandu…

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In 2019, a Florida homeowner disputed her insurer’s water-damage payment; Supreme Court ruled a later notice law could not apply retroactively

Representative Image of a split scene showing a water-damaged house alongside a stack of legal documents (AI-generated image) A Florida homeowner’s dispute over a water-damage payment has clarified when a state law requiring notice before suing a property insurer applies. On October 22, 2026, the Florida Supreme Court ruled that the presuit-notice requirement introduced in…

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