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30 storiesNewest publisher update · 2026-10-30 16:02 UTC
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A World Rehearsing for the Worst: War Talk Rises, but Is It a Warning or a Warm-Up?

When a government tells families to stock three days of water, when an army rehearses burying 2,400 of its own dead in a day, and when bases are ordered to survive 90 days without the grid, is that housekeeping or a warning? Britain launched its “Be Ready” campaign on 23 October, and Normandy renewed its […] The post A World Rehearsing for the Worst: War Talk Rises, but Is It a Warning or a Warm-Up? appeared first on Tfipost.com.

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The Cuba Embargo: Why the World Votes Every Year, and Why the Vote Is Slipping

The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution titled “Necessity of ending the economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed by the United States of America against Cuba.” The vote was 130 in favour, 17 against and 25 abstentions. India was among the yes votes. In its statement, delivered by counsellor Soumya Nair, India said it rejects […] The post The Cuba Embargo: Why the World Votes Every Year, and Why the Vote Is Slipping appeared first on Tfipost.com.

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Tata v Tata: A Century-Old Partnership Under Strain

For more than a hundred years the Tata Group has run on an arrangement that few large companies share. Family-linked charitable trusts own 66% of Tata Sons, the holding company at the top, and Tata Sons owns the stakes in TCS, Tata Motors, Tata Steel and the rest of the group. Ratan Tata chaired both […] The post Tata v Tata: A Century-Old Partnership Under Strain appeared first on Tfipost.com.

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Leftists Attacked After SFI Victory at Calicut University

Leftists belonging to the Students’ Federation of India (SFI) were allegedly attacked by activists of the Muslim Students Federation (MSF) following student union elections at the University of Calicut in Kerala. The violence escalated from campus clashes on October 28, 2026, to an alleged assault on SFI leaders inside a hospital in Malappuram district in […] The post Leftists Attacked After SFI Victory at Calicut University appeared first on Tfipost.com.

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RSS Alliances With Socialists Have Not Diluted Hindutva Ideology

The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has repeatedly demonstrated that political cooperation with ideological opponents does not necessarily mean abandoning its core beliefs. Its historical engagements with socialist leaders and movements reveal a pragmatic approach to coalition-building, in which immediate political objectives can take precedence over ideological differences. The debate over Hindutva therefore extends beyond electoral […] The post RSS Alliances With Socialists Have Not Diluted

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Jio Lists, and the Ledger Changes: What the Debut Did and Didn’t Do

On the morning of 28 October, Jio Platforms opened for trading at ₹1,358, a listing gain of about 21% over its ₹1,119 issue price. By the time the bell rang, the stock had risen 27% on listing day, valuing the company at more than ₹13.05 trillion. The rally continued the next day, and at its […] The post Jio Lists, and the Ledger Changes: What the Debut Did and Didn’t Do appeared first on Tfipost.com.

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Annamalai’s Political Gamble

Annamalai, the former Tamil Nadu Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president who once built his political identity around nationalism and an aggressive challenge to the state’s ruling establishment, is facing a defining test after turning his criticism towards his former party and the Union government. His recent defence of the right to protest by the Cockroach […] The post Annamalai’s Political Gamble appeared first on Tfipost.com.

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The Quiet Front: How Cyberattacks Became a Tool of Economic and State Power

On 29 October, an attacker drained roughly $6.36 billion from Binance wallets on ten blockchains, most of it in about 20 minutes starting at 20:05 UTC. Blockchain analytics firm TRM put it at about four times the $1.5 billion Bybit hack of February 2025, making it the largest crypto theft ever recorded. Binance’s early account […] The post The Quiet Front: How Cyberattacks Became a Tool of Economic and State Power appeared first on Tfipost.com.

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India’s shipbuilding push finds a new berth as Miniratna HSL and Kakinada Seaports sign MoU

Hindustan Shipyard Limited (HSL), a defence public sector shipyard, and Kakinada Seaports Limited (KSPL), the operator of the Kakinada Deep Water Port, today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore shipbuilding at KSPL’s facility in Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh. The MoU was signed by Rear Admiral Chandrasekharan Raghuram, VSM (Retd.), Chairman and Managing Director (CMD), […] The post India’s shipbuilding push finds a new berth as Miniratna HSL and Kakinada Seaports sign MoU appeared f

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Steel frame, or “steal” frame? 40 villas, one company, and a 30% return: the IAS-IPS couple Rajasthan can no longer ignore

Forty villas. One seller. Two and a half years. An IAS officer who ran the state’s industrial and investment machinery, and an IPS wife of ADG rank. The Rajasthan government has now put senior IAS officer Shikhar Agarwal on Awaiting Posting Orders, stripping him of his post as Additional Chief Secretary for Industries and MSME. […] The post Steel frame, or “steal” frame? 40 villas, one company, and a 30% return: the IAS-IPS couple Rajasthan can no longer ignore appeared first on Tfipost.com.

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“Ravana is not all bad”: Sai Pallavi’s Ravana remark puts ‘Ramayana’ in the spotlight

Speaking on the red carpet at the global premiere of Nitesh Tiwari’s “Ramayana” on October 27, Sai Pallavi, who plays Sita, framed the epic as a mirror for believers. “As scripture, if you are a believer, you will see and try to introspect what is the good and bad that exists in you, because Ravana […] The post “Ravana is not all bad”: Sai Pallavi’s Ravana remark puts ‘Ramayana’ in the spotlight appeared first on Tfipost.com.

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Closed gates, cancelled tee-off: IAF chief’s farewell round falls casualty to Centre’s land drive

Air Chief Marshal AP Singh will leave office without the golfing farewell that outgoing Air Force chiefs have traditionally received. The Air Force Sports Complex on Lok Kalyan Marg, near the Prime Minister’s residence, was shut down from 5 am on October 28, with no reopening date. The event planned for the retiring chief was […] The post Closed gates, cancelled tee-off: IAF chief’s farewell round falls casualty to Centre’s land drive appeared first on Tfipost.com.

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WorldAsia

Caught in the crossfire: why India, a bystander to the West Asia war, keeps burying its own

The Ministry of External Affairs put the toll plainly on Wednesday. “We have lost 22 Indian nationals in the conflict, including 14 seafarers,” spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said, adding that three of the dead were in Saudi Arabia. New Delhi, he said, remains in close touch with Indian communities across the Gulf. The number has climbed […] The post Caught in the crossfire: why India, a bystander to the West Asia war, keeps burying its own appeared first on Tfipost.com.

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Akash Banerjee Under Fire Over ‘Final Battle’ Rhetoric on Arunachal Pradesh Dam Protests

YouTuber Akash Banerjee has come under criticism following his commentary on the protests against the proposed Siang Upper Multipurpose Project in Arunachal Pradesh. In a video discussing the 11,200 MW hydropower project, he described the confrontation as a struggle for survival, using expressions such as “final battle” and “fight to the very last breath.” Critics […] The post Akash Banerjee Under Fire Over ‘Final Battle’ Rhetoric on Arunachal Pradesh Dam Protests appeared first on Tfipost.com.

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India’s 100 GW Nuclear Power Dream: The 2047 Challenge

India’s ambitious 100 GW nuclear power target by 2047 represents a major step towards energy security, technological self-reliance and economic development. With installed nuclear capacity standing at approximately 8.78 GW as of July 2026, the government faces a formidable challenge: expanding the sector more than elevenfold within two decades while supporting the electricity needs of […] The post India’s 100 GW Nuclear Power Dream: The 2047 Challenge appeared first on Tfipost.com.