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India’s Economy Growth: A big positive news has emerged for the country’s economy. The long-running recession is now said to be in its final stages. This claim has been confirmed by the reports of not one, but two major financial institutions. According to the report of HSBC Mutual Fund, India’s domestic economy can pick up pace again in the coming months with the help of many economic factors.

The HSBC report said that many factors are playing an important role in strengthening the economy — such as low interest rates, adequate liquidity in the market, falling crude oil prices and normal monsoon. All these together have helped in accelerating economic activities.

Goldman Sachs changed its view on India

On the other hand, global investment bank Goldman Sachs has given its outlook towards India as positive and has given the country an ‘overweight’ rating. This is a big change, because in October 2024 the bank had reduced India’s rating to ‘neutral’. Now Goldman Sachs believes that there has been a clear improvement in India’s economic and corporate condition.

Reasons for upgrade

According to Goldman Sachs, the main reasons behind including India in the overweight category are policy support, balance in foreign investment, stable valuations and improvement in corporate earnings. The bank has estimated that by the end of next year the Nifty-50 index could touch a record level of 29,000, which represents an increase of about 14 percent from the current level.

Other positive signs

With stability in earnings, there are signs of increasing investment by foreign funds. Apart from this, the cut in GST rates has become effective from September 22, which is expected to increase consumption. The quarterly results of the companies have been better, while the possibilities of improvement in profits have increased due to credit growth, falling inflation and strong margins.

It is clear from the reports of HSBC and Goldman Sachs that India’s economy is once again in the direction of gaining momentum. Better policy environment, support for foreign investment and stable market conditions may further strengthen the growth momentum in the coming months.

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Robin Uthappa Stats In ODIs & T20Is: It is the birthday of Team India’s former wicketkeeper batsman Robin Uthappa and he has turned 40 today. Born on 11 November 1985 in Karnataka, this player is known for his aggressive batting along with wicket-keeping. Robin has led the Indian team to victory in many matches with his batting. Let us take a look at his records in ODI and T20 International on his birthday today.

Performance in ODI career

Robin Uthappa started his ODI career in 2006 against England. He played a total of 46 ODI matches, in which he scored 934 runs while batting in 42 innings. His average was 25.94 and strike rate was 90.59. He scored 6 half-centuries in ODI and his best score was 86 runs. However, Robin could not score any century in his ODI career and played his last ODI match against Zimbabwe in 2015.

Performance in T20 International

Robin Uthappa started his T20 International career in the 2007 T20 World Cup against Scotland. He played a total of 13 T20 International matches, in which he scored 249 runs while batting in 12 innings. His average was 20.75 and strike rate was 118.57. His only half-century in T20 Internationals came against Pakistan in 2007, when he scored 50 runs in 39 balls. Robin also played his last T20 international match against Zimbabwe in 2015.

Important part of 2007 T20 World Cup

Robin Uthappa is always remembered for India’s victory in the inaugural T20 World Cup in 2007. In the group stage match against Pakistan, when India was in trouble at 39/4, he rescued the team by scoring 50 runs. In that match, Robin played an important role in securing the victory by hitting the stumps in the “ball out”.

Retirement from international cricket

After being out of Team India for a long time, Robin Uthappa retired from all formats of Indian cricket in September 2022. Although his ODI and T20 international career was not as long as it was in the IPL, he left his mark by playing some memorable innings. Especially his contribution in the 2007 World Cup is still fresh in the minds of Indian cricket fans.

Indian fast bowler Mohammed Siraj is confident that he will perform well in the two-Test series against World Test Championship (WTC) defending champions South Africa starting here from Friday.

India is currently at third place in the WTC points table. They had tied the five-Test series 2-2 in England before defeating the West Indies in two Test matches at home at the start of this cycle.

On the other hand, South Africa started their campaign to defend their World Test Championship title with a 1-1 draw in the Test series against Pakistan.

Siraj said on Geostar, “This series is important for the new WTC cycle, especially because South Africa is the defending champion. Even though they drew the series 1-1 against Pakistan, we are confident of our good form. We have created a positive environment. We performed well in England and won against West Indies.

Siraj performed brilliantly in the five-match Test series against England and was the leading wicket-taker in the series with 23 wickets. He continued his excellent form against West Indies and took 10 wickets in two matches.

He said, “I am bowling with good rhythm and trying to take full advantage of it.” Facing strong teams helps identify areas that need improvement and I’m really looking forward to the challenge.

US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday (11 November 2025) that his administration is very close to finalizing a Fair Trade Deal with India. He indicated that the high import tariffs imposed on India can be reduced in the coming times.

In response to questions from journalists, Trump said, “Tariffs on India are very high because of Russian oil, but now India has significantly reduced the purchase of oil from Russia.” We will reduce the tariff at the earliest appropriate time. His statement has come at a time when America had recently increased the duty on some products coming from India from 25% to 50%. The reason for this was said to be India’s ongoing oil import from Russia, whereas India has always been saying that it takes decisions based on its energy security interests.

#WATCH US President Donald Trump says, “We’re making a deal with India, a much different deal than we had in the past. So right now, they don’t love me, but they’ll love us again. We’re getting a fair deal, just a fair trade deal. We had pretty unfair trade deals…But we’re… pic.twitter.com/r93gmaU7xk

— ANI (@ANI) November 10, 2025

Trump’s comment on oil trade between India and Russia
Trump claimed that India has now significantly reduced the purchase of oil from Russia. However, the Government of India had already made it clear that its policy is based on energy procurement in line with national interests. Earlier, Trump had also said that he had received assurance from Prime Minister Narendra Modi to stop oil trade with Russia, but India had not confirmed any such conversation.

New chapter towards fair trade
Trump said in his statement that in the past decades, trade agreements between America and India have always been one-sided, due to which American companies suffered losses. “Now his administration is preparing an agreement that will equally balance the interests of both countries.” He said, “We are making a new agreement with India which will be completely different from before. This will prove beneficial for both the countries.”

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India’s auto market is now rapidly moving towards electric vehicles. The biggest example of this change are two Indian companies Mahindra and Tata Motors. Both have launched their new electric SUVs-Mahindra XEV 9e and Tata Harrier EV. Both SUVs are beautiful to look at, powerful to drive and compete with luxury cars in terms of features. Let us know in detail.

Mahindra XEV 9e

• Just looking at Mahindra’s new XEV 9e, it seems that it is the SUV of the future. Its coupe-style design, large body and attractive lighting give it a very premium look on the road. From inside this SUV is completely hi-tech. It has three displays which show different information for the driver, center and passenger. Also, its interior looks very futuristic due to the glass-roof lighting and minimalist dashboard.

  In terms of driving, the XEV 9e is very smooth and refined. It has a single motor setup, but its performance is no less than a dual motor SUV. Light steering and semi-active suspension make it comfortable for both city and highway driving. Once charged, this SUV gives a range of 450 to 500 kilometers. Apart from this, storage space (frank) is provided in the front which increases practicality.

Tata Harrier EV

• Tata Harrier EV is the flagship electric SUV from Tata Motors, known for its robust design and excellent off-road capabilities. From outside it looks like the old Harrier, but its interior is completely new and technologically advanced. It has digital mirrors, 540-degree camera and more physical control buttons, which provide easy control while driving.
• The dual motor (AWD) system of Harrier EV gives it excellent traction and power on all types of terrains. This SUV offers a range of 400 to 430 kilometers, and its suspension is specially designed for rugged terrain. High ground clearance and strong underbody make it perfect for off-roading. If you want an electric SUV that offers strong performance along with luxury, then Harrier EV is the right choice for you.

Which SUV offers more value?

• While the estimated price of Mahindra Both the SUVs are special in their own way. If you want a futuristic, tech-focused and stylish electric SUV, then Mahindra XEV 9e is a better option. But if you are inclined towards power, raw SUV feel and strong design, then you will like Tata Harrier EV more.

According to intelligence and defense sources of New Delhi, India has created 3 new military posts on the Bangladesh border. These posts have been made at Bamuni in Dhubri, Assam, Kishanganj in Bihar and Chopra in West Bengal. India is now increasing its closeness with Pakistan, the enemy country which had liberated Bangladesh 54 years ago. After Mohammad Yunus takes power in Bangladesh in 2024, relations with India are worsening day by day. Not only this, on November 9, after 54 years, a warship reached the coast of Bangladesh, which is Pakistan’s PNS Saif.

So let us understand in ABP Explainer how India-Bangladesh relations broke down, why Yunus is supporting Pakistan and whether something big is going to happen…

Question 1- How has India helped Bangladesh in the last 54 years?
answer- Today’s Bangladesh was once East Pakistan. Fed up with the atrocities of the Pakistani Army and the discrimination of the government there, the rebellion started. Bangladesh was formed by defeating Pakistan on 16 December 1971 with the help of Indian Army. In the last 7 decades, India was always ready to help its new neighbour. Even after suffering losses many times…

• In 1996, the two countries signed a ‘Ganga Water Sharing’ treaty for the Ganges River, which was essential for Bangladesh’s agricultural and water needs.
• In 2006, India took a unilateral decision, after which all goods from Bangladesh except cigarettes and liquor come to India at zero tariff. People of Bangladesh buy fabric from China and make clothes and send it to India. This causes problems to India’s local industry. Despite this he has got this facility.
• From 2010 to 2020, India gave a line of credit of about 8 billion dollars i.e. about 68 thousand crore rupees. Invested in 17 projects like roads, railways and ports.
• In 2015, under the Land Boundary Agreement, both the countries divided 162 small areas, which ended the border dispute. In this, India gave 10 thousand acres more land to Bangladesh.
• During Covid in 2021, India gave 33 lakh Covishield vaccines to Bangladesh free of cost and also sent medicines and equipment for hospitals.
• In 2022-23, there was trade between the two countries worth 12.2 billion dollars i.e. about Rs 1.4 lakh crore. It contains most of the daily needs items.
• From 2023, India will send 2 thousand MW electricity to Bangladesh every day. Apart from this, diesel will be supplied to Bangladesh through India-Bangladesh Friendship Pipeline from 2023.
• India had given a grant of Rs 120 crore to Bangladesh for 2024-25. Apart from this, India has given a total line of credit of about Rs 66 thousand crores, out of which a large amount was spent on infrastructure projects.
• Even in 2025, India retained a grant of Rs 120 crore. Apart from this, India provided funding to 77 small projects under High Impact Community Development Projects (HICDPs).

Question 2- How did the attitude of Bangladesh change after the government of Mohammad Yunus?
answer- After the rebellion in Bangladesh in August 2024, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina had to flee the country and took refuge in India. An interim government was formed in Bangladesh and Mohammad Yunus became its head. India-Bangladesh relations were very strong during the time of Sheikh Hasina, but after that the anti-India activities of Bangladesh increased…

1. Bangladesh increased its closeness to Pakistan

• Muhammad Yunus visited Pakistan in September and December 2024 and talked about strengthening relations by forgetting grudges.
• Mohammad Yunus government abolished visa security clearance for Pakistanis.
• Direct maritime connectivity between Pakistan and Bangladesh was started in November 2024.
• According to The Tribune report, the Yunus government had ordered ammunition to Pakistan, which included more than 40 thousand rounds of ammunition and 2,900 RDX of 40 tonnes.
• On October 24, 2025, Pakistan’s Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee chief Shahid Shamshad Mirza reached Bangladesh. Mohammad Yunus gifted him the book ‘Art of Triumph’ containing the map of Greater Bangladesh.
• On November 8, Pakistani Navy Chief Admiral Naved Ashraf also reached Bangladesh on a four-day official visit.
• On November 8, Pakistani warship ‘PNS Saif’ reached Chittagong port of Bangladesh via the Bay of Bengal.

2. Bangladesh increased its closeness to China

• On 26-29 March 2025, Muhammad Yunus visited China and participated in the Boao Forum for Asia. He met Chinese leaders and signed many agreements.
• China will invest more than $1 billion in Bangladesh by 2025, which includes the development of Mongla port. This port is about 200 kilometers away from Kolkata, which increased India’s concerns.
• China announced to donate 4 hospitals, robotic physiotherapy center and cardiac surgery vehicle to Bangladesh.
• China had announced funding of about Rs 3400 crore for the establishment of Industrial Economic Zone (CEIZ) and Mongla Port.
• On October 8, the Bangladesh government approved the purchase of 20 Chinese J-10CE fighter jets for $2.2 billion.
• On October 19, hundreds of people gathered near Shaheed Minar of Chittagong University in Bangladesh demanding implementation of the China-backed Teesta Master Plan. India is against this plan.

3. Bangladesh started showing eyes to India

• On 13 April 2025, the National Board of Revenue (NBR) of Bangladesh banned the import of yarn from India through Benapole, Bhomra, Banglabandha, Barimari and Sona Masjid land ports.
• Asif Nazrul, legal advisor to the interim government of Bangladesh, had said while replying to the Vijay Diwas tweet of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, ’16 December 1971 was the victory day of Bangladesh. India was just an ally, nothing more.
• Mohammad Yunus gifted the book Art of Triumph to many foreign guests. In the controversial map of ‘Greater Bangladesh’ made on this, the north-eastern areas of India have been described as part of Bangladesh.

Question 3- So now does India face a bigger threat from Bangladesh, which has built military posts?
answer- India created 3 new military posts to secure the Siliguri Corridor i.e. Chicken Neck. These are operationally ready and are the answer to the threat from China-Pak-Bangladesh alliance. Apart from this, India reactivated Kailashahar airbase in Tripura, so that the North-East can be kept an eye on.

Actually, Chicken Neck is located in the Indian state of West Bengal, which is 22 kilometers wide. Chicken Neck is very special from the security point of view of India, because it connects North-Eastern India with the western states. If this route is stopped in any way then the north-eastern states of India will be separated and the country will be divided into two parts. It is through this route that imports and exports are made to the north-eastern states of India.

Question 4- Then how can India teach a lesson to Bangladesh?
answer- According to foreign affairs expert and NEHU professor Prosenjit Biswas, India can teach a lesson to Bangladesh in 3 ways…

1. Creating economic pressure: In April 2025, India retaliated against Bangladesh and closed the trans-shipment facility, due to which Bangladesh suffered a loss of about Rs 6,500 crore annually. In May 2025, India imposed import restrictions on Bangladeshi yarn, rice and garments. In response, Bangladesh banned Indian products, but Bangladesh suffered more losses due to India’s trade surplus exceeding ($11 billion). In Budget 2025, India has planned to boost its textile industry so that Bangladesh’s garment market share can be snatched away. Similarly, India should put pressure on Bangladesh.
2. Increasing Tariff on Agricultural Products: India warned of increasing tariffs on Bangladesh’s agricultural products like jute, fish and tobacco. The increase in tariff will be a big blow to Bangladesh’s economy, because 16% of Bangladesh’s GDP comes from exports and India is the second largest export market.
3. Control over power supply: India supplies 2 MW electricity to Bangladesh, which is a major part of Bangladesh’s energy needs. India may reduce supplies or tighten payment terms. This may affect the industrial activities and life of Bangladesh.

Question 5- Will the relations between India and Bangladesh improve or worsen in future?
answer- On April 4, 2025, PM Modi and Mohammad Yunus met for the first time during the BIMSTEC Summit in Bangkok, Thailand. Modi said, ‘We want a positive relationship, but pay attention to the safety of Hindus and extremism.’ Yunus replied, ‘Send Hasina back, she is spreading falsehood.’ This meeting was limited to photos only, no agreement was reached.

Prosenjit Biswas says, ‘It is very difficult to improve relations between India and Bangladesh in 2026, because Bangladesh is coming closer to India’s enemy countries. At the same time, elections can be held in Bangladesh in April 2026. If Bangladesh Nationalist Party wins in this, relations with India will worsen. Bangladesh will stop all trade with India, blockage will start at Chicken Neck, India will completely bypass North-East and movement of goods will happen through Kaladan Port (Myanmar). Bangladesh will suffer the most because about 2 crore Bangladeshis will be unemployed and GDP will fall by 3.8%. But if Awami League comes to power then relations are expected to improve.

Viral Video: For the last few days, such news are coming out in which thefts of Indian women in America are being mentioned. But now a video is going viral on social media, in which an American woman has been caught stealing goods worth Rs 80 lakh from a shop run by an Indian man. This video has received approximately nine lakh views so far. In the video, the woman is seen pleading the store manager not to send her.

Attitude softened on the issue of evidence

In the viral video, the Indian store manager is seen getting angry at the woman. He told her that he had handed over the keys of the store to him. He is seen accusing that P of committing theft repeatedly in the last three years. The man says, “I gave you the keys to the shop and you have stolen again and again.” All the evidence for this has been collected.” At first the woman seems to be denying the allegations leveled against her, but after being told about the evidence, her attitude starts softening. She says, “Please don’t send me to jail.” I have a five-seven year old daughter. I have no one else. You can solve the matter without sending me to jail.

Another Indian female caught stealing in the US. They cry thinking will help them get away with it like it does in India ??? pic.twitter.com/idVUMLmEa6

— Ambar (@Ambar_SIFF_MRA) November 1, 2025

Incidents of theft of Indian women

Recently, many incidents of theft by Indian women in American shops have come to light. In the month of September, a Gujarati woman was caught stealing from a Target store in America. During interrogation, she was seen crying bitterly in front of the police. This video also went viral on social media. Just in the month of November, a similar video of theft surfaced, in which an Indian woman was accused of theft in a supermarket. However, the woman clarified that she did not steal, she just forgot to make the payment.

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India-Angola Relationship: President Draupadi Murmu is currently on a tour of the southern African country Angola. His visit is taking place on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of diplomatic relations between India and Angola, which is the first visit of an Indian head of state here. There he met with Angolan President Joao Manuel Gonçalves Lourenço at the Presidential Palace in Luanda. During this, he praised Angola’s important role in India’s energy security.

Big supplier of oil and LNG

Apart from Russia, India also buys crude oil and petroleum products from Angola. After Nigeria, Angola is the second largest supplier of oil and LNG to India. Apart from this, India also buys diamonds and other precious stones and iron, copper and aluminum on a large scale from Angola. On one hand, America’s pressure on India regarding the purchase of Russian oil is increasing, in that situation the dependence on countries like Angola for energy purchase may increase in the future.

President Droupadi Murmu held wide ranging bilateral discussions with President João Manuel Gonçalves Lourenço.

The two leaders agreed to continue working together to deepen the cooperation, including in energy partnership, infrastructure, defence, health, agriculture, and… pic.twitter.com/qAlsS3twSD

— President of India (@rashtrapatibhvn) November 9, 2025

trade between india and angola

There is a trade of about 4.2 billion dollars between India and Angola. India imports about 3.5 billion dollars from Angola. Of these, more oil is purchased. Here, things like medicines, meat, leather products, tractors, vehicles, textiles and chemicals are sent from India to Angola. Apart from this, India has also given a loan of 200 million dollars for the purchase of defense equipment, their modernization and training of the armies. Both countries are ready to help each other.

Apart from the energy sector, now both the countries can cooperate with each other in the fields of Artificial Intelligence, Semiconductor and Electric Vehicles. President Murmu also said something similar during his state visit. He told that in the coming time, high-speed trains like Vande Bharat can be sent to Angola. This can bring a revolution in the rail sector there too, just like in India.

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For the first time after the 1971 war, a warship from Pakistan has reached Bangladesh. Pakistan Navy’s warship PNS Saif has reached Chittagong (Chattogram), Bangladesh. Although it is being described as a goodwill mission, the special thing is that during this time, Pakistani Navy Chief Navid Ashraf is also present in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh.

On Ashraf’s visit, Bangladesh Army issued an official statement saying that the Pakistani Navy Chief has met Bangladesh Army Chief Waqar Uz Zama during his visit to Dhaka. During this meeting, both of them discussed increasing defense cooperation between Pakistan and Bangladesh. Also, emphasis was laid on strengthening the military strength of both the countries.

Bangladesh Navy salutes Pakistani ship
According to Bangladesh Navy, the command of this warship is with Captain Shujaat Abbas Raja. Before reaching Chittagong, the Pakistani ship was given a formal salute at sea by the Bangladesh Navy and escorted to the port. During the visit, officers of the navies of both the countries will talk to each other. Let us tell you that this journey will end on 12th November.

Let us tell you that after the departure of Sheikh Hasina government in August 2024, Pakistan was among the first countries which welcomed the interim government of Mohammad Yunus. Since then, relations between Dhaka and Islamabad are continuously improving, while tension in the relations between India and Bangladesh is increasing.

Pakistani warships are suffering from technical problems
Pakistani warship PNS Saif is suffering from technical fault these days. According to reports, there has been a malfunction in the HP-5 stabilizer system of this warship. Due to this, the control of the ship may be affected during the sea voyage and there may be a lot of problems in navigation. PNS Saif was sold by China to Pakistan in 2010. This is the same frigate class ship which also includes PNS Shamsheer and PNS Asalat.

According to defense analysts, China had collected about Rs 6,375 crore from Pakistan for the supply of ships of this class, but now the repeated malfunctions have once again raised questions on the quality of Chinese weapons.

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