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Dehradun’s ₹16 crore bridge loses approach road 17 days after opening amid heavy rain

Dehradun’s ₹16 crore bridge loses approach road 17 days after opening amid heavy rain
DEHRADUN: Just 17 days after being opened to traffic, the ₹16 crore bridge at Nanda ki Chowki in Dehradun suffered a major setback when a large section of its approach road collapsed following heavy overnight rainfall, leaving a massive crater that severed the...
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US Senate advances Russia sanctions bill with proposed 100% tariffs on major energy buyers, including India

US Senate advances Russia sanctions bill with proposed 100% tariffs on major energy buyers, including India
The US Senate on Tuesday overwhelmingly advanced a bipartisan bill that would grant President Donald Trump broad authority to impose tougher sanctions on Russia and penalise countries that continue purchasing large volumes of its energy exports, including India and...
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13 Indian seafarers stranded aboard vessel in Ukraine amid ongoing drone and missile attacks

13 Indian seafarers stranded aboard vessel in Ukraine amid ongoing drone and missile attacks
NEW DELHI: Thirteen Indian seafarers are among the 15 crew members stranded aboard the cargo vessel MV AMIR1 at Ukraine’s Chornomorsk port, where continued drone and missile attacks have placed them in what the Forward Seamen’s Union of India (FSUI) has...
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EU ETS billions should not fund fuels alone, says PortXchange

EU ETS billions should not fund fuels alone, says PortXchange
On 17 July 2026, the European Commission proposed a targeted revision of the EU Emissions Trading System to strengthen European industrial competitiveness and support delivery of the EU’s 2040 climate target. European Shipowners (ECSA) welcomed the proposal to earmark...
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Europe Macro Credit Conditions Weaken Due to US-Iran War Impact

Europe Macro Credit Conditions Weaken Due to US-Iran War Impact
Macroeconomic conditions in developed Europe will remain impaired by spillovers from the Iran war, even if the Strait of Hormuz reopens swiftly, says Fitch Ratings in a new report. The risk that this could affect rating trends is highlighted by the net negative...
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