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Rahul Gandhi warned India faces an 'economic storm' after fuel price hikes and the West Asia crisis. Crude oil is up 50%, the rupee has lost 11%, and wholesale inflation hit a 42-month high. But GDP growth remains 7.3% and retail inflation is below the RBI target. The truth lives between the panic and the reassurance.

The US dropped criminal charges against Adani 'with prejudice,' but this came alongside an $18 million SEC settlement and a $275 million Treasury penalty for Iran sanctions violations. Calling this a 'clean chit' compresses a complex legal resolution into a political slogan.

A drone struck the UAE's Barakah nuclear plant on May 17, causing a fire but zero radiological impact. Headlines screamed danger, but modern reactor containment can survive a Boeing 767 crash. The real threat from drones isn't a meltdown — it's the slow erosion of power supply infrastructure.

India made its first-ever seizure of Captagon, a synthetic stimulant tied to a multi-billion-dollar trafficking network once run by Syria's Assad regime. The 227.7 kg haul exposes India's emerging role as a transit hub for synthetic drugs headed to the Gulf.

V.D. Satheesan is Kerala's new Chief Minister after the UDF's 102-seat landslide, but the real story is what actually changes when a new government inherits ₹4.8 lakh crore of debt, constrained borrowing limits, and a coalition that demands its share of power.

CBSE's pass percentage fell to 85.20% after three years of growth. The board's first-ever On-Screen Marking system evaluated 10 million answer sheets digitally. Students and teachers blame the new system, but tougher papers, competency-based testing, and the end of old marking cushions all played a role.
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