Saudi Arabia has invested significantly in defense, spending approximately $83 billion in 2025. Houthi rebels have increasingly targeted critical infrastructure, including airports and oil facilities. The complexity of defending against missiles and drones poses a significant challenge for Saudi air defenses. Recent attack patterns have raised concerns about the effectiveness of current military capabilities.
Read full articleVivek Chaturvedi, Chairman of CBIC, emphasized the importance of reducing compliance burdens for GST taxpayers. During a recent meeting, various stakeholders discussed upcoming reforms focused on simplifying tax administration processes. Proposed changes include decriminalisation of certain offences and a higher threshold for prosecutions. The introduction of automated refunds and centralised administration aims to improve taxpayer experiences.
The declaration, approved during the first meeting of BIMSTEC home ministers here, outlines principles guiding security cooperation and prioritises information sharing, mutual legal assistance, extradition, capacity building, and the effective implementation of existing agreements and plans of action, a government statement said.
The declaration, approved during the first meeting of BIMSTEC home ministers here, outlines principles guiding security cooperation and prioritises information sharing, mutual legal assistance, extradition, capacity building, and the effective implementation of existing agreements and plans of action, a government statement said.
From Aizawl FC's youth ranks to starring for East Bengal in Asia, David Lalhlansanga Hmar's rise has been marked by goals, trophies and a growing reputation as a prolific striker.
A meeting scheduled for October 15, 2026, between BCCI and IPL stakeholders in Mumbai has been postponed. This decision follows the requirement for BCCI officials to attend a felicitation ceremony in New Delhi. The ceremony will honor the Indian men's and women's teams for their performances at the recent Asian Games. Additionally, various stakeholders requested a postponement to improve attendance.
A Delhi court has rescinded a look-out circular against Akash Gupta, who is allegedly involved in a fraud case. The court found Gupta had complied with previous travel conditions and cooperated with investigations. It emphasized that seriousness of allegations cannot solely justify restrictions on travel. The judge instructed Gupta to inform the CBI about his travel plans and provide necessary documentation.