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India's DITWAH Aid Extended to Northern Sri Lanka

India's flagship DITWAH development assistance program is now active in Sri Lanka's Northern Province, focusing on agriculture, fisheries, and infrastructure. This marks a significant expansion of India's neighborhood-first policy.

Pune Pedestrian Killed by PMPML Bus in Hadapsar

A 49-year-old woman died after being run over by a PMPML bus near Gadital bus stop in Pune's Hadapsar. The incident highlights severe traffic mismanagement and safety concerns in the area. Read more.

GMDA, MCG Launch Drive to Clear MG Road Encroachments

GMDA and MCG have launched a major enforcement drive on MG Road, Gurgaon, removing illegal encroachments to restore footpaths and cycle tracks. The action aims to make the arterial road safer for pedestrians.

Trump's Fiery Address Pushes Protectionist Agenda

In a prime-time White House address, President Donald Trump defended tariffs, slashed immigration, and promised an economic boom. Read about the global market implications and his 'Warrior Dividend' plan.

Mulund's New FOB to Ease Commute, Boost Safety

Mumbai's Mulund East-West foot overbridge nears completion, promising safer, faster connectivity across railway tracks. The project aims to curb risky crossings and reduce congestion for daily commuters.

New ₹720cr Nagpur Highway Lacks Pedestrian Safety in Dhapewada

The newly inaugurated ₹720cr Saoner-Dhapewada-Gondkhairi National Highway faces severe criticism for neglecting pedestrian safety in Dhapewada, forcing locals to risk their lives daily. Read about the community's demands and the official response.

Chennai Metro's 30 Cr Walkways Cause Pedestrian Woes

Chennai Metro's Phase II barricaded walkways, costing ~₹30 crore, are poorly lit, unsafe, and causing daily hardship. Officials promise removal by 2028, but pedestrians demand immediate fixes.

NYT Sues Pentagon Over Restrictive Press Policy

The New York Times sues the U.S. Department of War over a new Pentagon press policy, alleging it threatens First Amendment rights. The case is now in federal court. Read the full story.

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