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Iranian embassy thanks India for expressing condolence on death of Ayatollah Khamenei

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RBI caps bank dividend payouts at up to 75% of profit, tightens prudential norms

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Goldman Sachs sees improving growth backdrop for India in 2026, expects further policy easing

Goldman Sachs sees improving growth backdrop for India in 2026, expects further policy easing

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October 20, 2025
- TIE Staff

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Bajrang Punia urges Sports Ministry to restart wrestling activities in view of Paris Olympics

Putin conveys to PM Modi his inability to attend G20, says Russia will be represented by FM Sergey Lavrov

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Centre receives 51% of annual revenue estimate by September, spending at 43.8%

China protests to India over opening of Taiwan’s office in Mumbai

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