'Govt can't subsidise everything': Niti VC's 'bees & honey' defence for UPI charges
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American officials held a meeting with Houthi representatives in Oman on Sunday, following the group's seizure of a large stretch of the Red Sea coastline. During the talks, Houthi leaders assured the US that they would not target American vessels in the region. The group also pledged to observe a ceasefire through 2025 and committed to halting attacks on Israeli and commercial ships, with the exception of Saudi vessels. The meeting is the result of months of diplomatic negotiations conducted against a backdrop of repeated Houthi strikes on Red Sea shipping.
US President Donald Trump lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi's efforts to crack down on opium production and drug trafficking in India. Trump described the progress made under his administration in combating drug trafficking and narcoterrorist organisations as 'historic.' Despite the praise, India continues to remain on the United States' drug watch list. The acknowledgment highlights a nuanced dynamic where Washington recognises India's counter-narcotics steps while maintaining official scrutiny of the country's drug situation.

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