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India’s budget boosts infrastructure spending while vowing fiscal discipline — REUTERS / JUSTIN TALLIS

India Economy · India

India’s budget boosts infrastructure spending while vowing fiscal discipline

35% Right coverage: 57 sources

Capex allocation rises for the 11th straight year as government keeps public investment at the core of its growth strategy See the Story

Trump Cuts Tariffs on Indian Goods to 18%. Where Do Other Countries Stand?

Donald Trump · India

Trump Cuts Tariffs on Indian Goods to 18%. Where Do Other Countries Stand?

60% Right coverage: 20 sources

US President Donald Trump has announced a trade deal with India, which will see tariffs being lowered to 18 per cent. Here's a look at how the new levies compare to other nations See the Story

'Exit India if You Cant': Top Court Tells Meta to Follow Indian Law or Quit Market

International · India

'Exit India if You Cant': Top Court Tells Meta to Follow Indian Law or Quit Market

53% Right coverage: 19 sources

The Supreme Court warned WhatsApp and Meta against exploiting user data, saying privacy cannot be compromised for profit. Hearing appeals over a Rs 213 crore penalty on WhatsApp’s 2021 policy, the court said it would not allow sharing even a single piece of user data.See the Story

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