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NEW DELHI:This monsoon has staged a genuine recovery, and the sowing figures show it. Storage is a separate arithmetic, and it is the one that governs what India eats next summer.

The season began badly. Cumulative rainfall was running roughly 35 per cent below normal at the end of June; by 19 August the shortfall had narrowed to about 12....


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NEW DELHI:India is chairing BRICS in the year the grouping turns twenty. The scholars who write the summit’s intellectual agenda are meeting this week — not in New Delhi, but in Lucknow. That choice is the story.

The 18th BRICS Academic Forum opened in Lucknow on 23 August 2026 and runs until 25 August, convened by the Observer Research Fo...


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NEW DELHI:The Vice President is in a village in Eluru district today to launch a maize hybrid. It sounds like a small event. It closes a gap that has quietly cost Indian farmers the best-paying end of their own crop.

Vice President Shri C. P. Radhakrishnan visits Musunuru village in Eluru district, Andhra Pradesh, today, 24 August 2026, to...


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NEW DELHI:India’s semiconductor programme is usually reported as a number of approvals. The more useful number is how many of those approvals have become factories that ship product.

Under the India Semiconductor Mission, approved investment across the sanctioned projects now stands at about ₹1,65,685 crore, spread across six states. Of tw...


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NEW DELHI:One European trade agreement is live and already moving goods. The larger one is finished, checked and unsigned. For an Indian exporter, a student or a nurse, the difference between those two states is everything.

The India–UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement entered into force on 15 July 2026, alongside the Double Cont...


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