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India can bridge global AI divide: Aalok Mehta

Mehta, who took part in events at the summit, said India’s scale and experience placed it in a distinct position in these discussions, as the country could “act as a bridge between advanced economies and emerging markets.”

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India–US trade talks to continue as Modi vows self-reliance

Modi says India will focus on energy and defense independence as trade negotiations with the US proceed amid higher tariffs.

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Foodspeed awarded royal warrant by King Charles

The company has been serving the royal household for over 15 years and previously held a royal warrant from Queen Elizabeth since 2012.

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LT Foods opens new facility in Harlow to tap UK rice market

LT Foods aims to tap into the UK’s £1 billion rice market with an initial investment of £7 million and plans for further investment up to £50 million.

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Labour government plans 35 bills for parliament opening

The State Opening of Parliament is the only regular occasion when the three constituent parts of Parliament – the Sovereign, the House of Lords, and the elected House of Commons – meet

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Setback for Starmer’s border force plan as Neil Basu declines job

As the former national head of counterterrorism, he managed the national command during high-threat periods, including six terror attacks like the Manchester Arena bombing.

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Stronger-than-expected economy growth offers no long-term relief to Starmer

Slow growth limits government’s ability to quickly address the country’s strained health system and other public services.

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Vivek Mishra

India can bridge global AI divide: Aalok Mehta

Mehta, who took part in events at the summit, said India’s scale and experience placed it in a distinct position in these discussions, as the country could “act as a bridge between advanced economies and emerging markets.”

India–US trade talks to continue as Modi vows self-reliance

Modi says India will focus on energy and defense independence as trade negotiations with the US proceed amid higher tariffs.

Foodspeed awarded royal warrant by King Charles

The company has been serving the royal household for over 15 years and previously held a royal warrant from Queen Elizabeth since 2012.

LT Foods opens new facility in Harlow to tap UK rice market

LT Foods aims to tap into the UK’s £1 billion rice market with an initial investment of £7 million and plans for further investment up to £50 million.

Labour government plans 35 bills for parliament opening

The State Opening of Parliament is the only regular occasion when the three constituent parts of Parliament – the Sovereign, the House of Lords, and the elected House of Commons – meet

Setback for Starmer’s border force plan as Neil Basu declines job

As the former national head of counterterrorism, he managed the national command during high-threat periods, including six terror attacks like the Manchester Arena bombing.

Stronger-than-expected economy growth offers no long-term relief to Starmer

Slow growth limits government’s ability to quickly address the country’s strained health system and other public services.

17-year-old arrested after attack at gurdwara in Gravesend

Kent Police responded to a call at Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara on Saddington Street at 8.10pm (UK time) on Thursday.

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Mehta, who took part in events at the summit, said India’s scale and experience placed it in a dis­tinct position in these discussions, as the country could “act as a bridge between advanced econo­mies and emerging markets.”

Modi says India will focus on energy and defense independence as trade negotiations with the US proceed amid higher tariffs.

The company has been serving the royal household for over 15 years and previously held a royal warrant from Queen Elizabeth since 2012.

LT Foods aims to tap into the UK’s £1 billion rice market with an initial investment of £7 million and plans for further investment up to £50 million.

The State Opening of Parliament is the only regular occasion when the three constituent parts of Parliament – the Sovereign, the House of Lords, and the elected House of Commons – meet

As the former national head of counterterrorism, he managed the national command during high-threat periods, including six terror attacks like the Manchester Arena bombing.

Slow growth limits government’s ability to quickly address the country’s strained health system and other public services.

Kent Police responded to a call at Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara on Saddington Street at 8.10pm (UK time) on Thursday.

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Mehta, who took part in events at the summit, said India’s scale and experience placed it in a distinct position in these discussions, as the country could “act as a bridge between advanced economies and emerging markets.”