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India wins double podium at Chess Olympiad, claims Gaprindashvili Cup in Samarkand

India achieved a historic double podium finish at the Chess Olympiad held in Samarkand, Uzbekistan. The women's team secured bronze after Savitha Shri held her nerve through an 83-move draw in a crucial match. The open team clinched silver on tiebreak, with Arjun Erigaisi delivering a decisive late win to seal the result. Uzbekistan and China took the open and women's gold medals respectively. India also earned the Gaprindashvili Cup, awarded for the best combined performance across both teams.

Indian Ocean Growing More Contested, Warns Navy Chief Admiral Swaminathan

Indian Navy Chief Admiral Krishna Swaminathan has flagged the Indian Ocean Region as one of the most militarised maritime zones in the world. He attributed this to the rise of Asian economies, including India and China, over the past five decades. Alongside broader geopolitical shifts, these factors have made the Indian Ocean an increasingly congested and disputed space. The admiral's remarks highlight growing concerns over naval competition and security challenges in the region.

SAAB Seeks Indian Suppliers to Join Its Global Defence Supply Chain

Swedish defence company SAAB is looking to onboard Indian suppliers as part of its global supply chain network. The move signals SAAB's interest in deepening its industrial ties with India's growing defence manufacturing sector. SAAB already has a long-standing relationship with India, as the Indian Army has used its Carl Gustaf weapon system for over five decades. By integrating Indian firms into its supply chain, SAAB aims to strengthen bilateral defence cooperation and leverage India's manufacturing capabilities.