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ECONOMY

XTEND, Rayonix ink $11 million deal to localise AI-powered UAV manufacturing in India

The $11 million commitment, however, is contingent on meeting commercial performance milestones and regulatory approvals, highlighting a phased rollout strategy.

Technology

India Global Innovation Connect to debut in New Delhi with 5th edition on May 6–7

The forum aims to boost cross-border collaboration, generate actionable insights, and support the growth of India’s innovation and startup ecosystem.

Asia

Saudi warns Tehran after oil facility attacks; Trump reportedly angry with Netanyahu

Analysts warn that continued attacks on oil infrastructure—whether in Saudi Arabia or Iran—could trigger sustained spikes in oil prices and disrupt international energy markets.

World

Every drop of spilled blood has a price: Iran’s Mojtaba Khamenei warns US, Israel

The warning came as Larijani was laid to rest, with Iran’s leadership vowing retaliation and signalling further escalation in the ongoing conflict in West Asia.

AUTOMOBILE

Ather Energy doubles service network to 500 centres across India

Its ExpressCare program—offering 60-minute periodic maintenance—is now available at 82 centres, enabling faster turnaround without compromising quality.

TELECOM

HFCL signs $1.1 billion long-term optical fibre cable supply deal with global multinational

The agreement has an estimated potential value of around USD 1.10 billion (approximately ?10,159 crore) and will be executed over a multi-year period extending until December 2030.

Spotlight

Modi’s Israel visit underscores strategic depth in India–Israel ties amid West Asia tensions

India recognised Israel in 1948 but established full diplomatic relations only in 1992 under Prime Minister P. V. Narasimha Rao, marking a decisive shift in bilateral engagement.

Opinion

ASIA

Saudi warns Tehran after oil facility attacks; Trump reportedly angry with Netanyahu

Analysts warn that continued attacks on oil infrastructure—whether in Saudi Arabia or Iran—could trigger sustained spikes in oil prices and disrupt international energy markets.

China to provide humanitarian assistance to Iran and West Asia nations amid ongoing war

Beijing emphasised the need for international cooperation to ensure humanitarian relief reaches affected populations.

West Asia conflict: Dubai airport closure forces Emirates flight to return to Kochi

All 325 passengers and crew members on board were reported safe. Airport authorities said arrangements were being made for passenger assistance while the airline assesses the next course of action.

North Korea ‘respects’ Iran’s selection of Mojtaba Khamenei as supreme leader

Pyongyang condemns US and Israeli strikes on Iran, calling them unlawful attacks undermining regional peace

South Korea concerned over US weapons redeployment to the Middle East

U.S. Forces Korea operate independently under the bilateral defence alliance, allowing Washington to redeploy military assets when required for global operations.