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During a White House event, President Trump addressed concerns about India facing secondary tariffs despite China's higher purchases of Russian oil. He emphasized that more secondary sanctions would be imposed on countries engaging in Russian oil and gas transactions, interrupting the questioner to assert that "it's okay." Want More Context? 🔎

On a notable day at the White House, Apple CEO Tim Cook gifted President Trump a unique glass engraving, produced in the U.S., during a ceremony promoting Apple's "American Manufacturing Program." In return, Trump announced that companies like Apple, which invest in U.S. manufacturing, would be exempt from an upcoming 100% tariff on semiconductors, while Apple committed an additional $100 billion to its $500 billion investment plan in the U.S. Want More Context? 🔎

A geological assessment following the flash flood in Dharali village revealed that a catastrophic collapse of glacial sedimentary deposits, estimated at 360 million cubic meters, was the primary trigger, rather than just heavy rainfall. Experts emphasize the need for urgent investigations into the unstable geological features and advocate for a ban on construction in vulnerable areas to prevent future disasters. Want More Context? 🔎

A six-year-old Indian-origin girl and an Indian sous chef were recently assaulted in Ireland amid a rise in racist attacks against Indian nationals. The girl was targeted by a gang while playing outside her home in Waterford City, suffering physical abuse, while the chef was attacked near his workplace, highlighting ongoing concerns about safety for the Indian community in the country. Want More Context? 🔎

India is preparing for a potential visit by PM Narendra Modi to China for the Shanghai Cooperation Summit on August 31-September 1, amid ongoing trade tensions with the US. If confirmed, Modi's trip will include a bilateral meeting with President Xi Jinping, marking their second formal engagement since 2019, while also addressing security concerns and trade dynamics with Russia. Want More Context? 🔎

Representative image (ANI) NEW DELHI: The DGCA has suspended an Akasa Air designated examiner for six months due to regulatory violations during a pilot skill test, which the airline reported voluntarily. The suspension is effective from July 29, 2025, emphasizing Akasa's commitment to safety and adherence to training standards. Want More Context? 🔎