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The court's new term opened with a bid by major oil and gas companies to head off lawsuits that hold them liable for climate harm. The legal question underneath is older and larger than one case: can a court order a polluter to pay for damage that is decades away?
Tehran has tied the reopening of the waterway to unspecified conditions, keeping the closure in place and leaving one of the world's most important oil chokepoints under a condition nobody outside Iran can evaluate.
Demonstrators took to the streets in New Delhi and Mumbai over the position of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Police said more than 100 people were detained and officers were injured in the clashes.
The National Statistics Office put real GDP at ₹81.36 lakh crore. Real gross value added grew 8.2%; nominal GDP grew 10.3%.
Axios reported the claim, with Al-Monitor and Times of Israel carrying an Iran–Oman agreement to clear them. The maritime agencies that would confirm it have not.
Water cannon, lathi-charges and detentions were reported on August 25 as demonstrators carried the teacher recruitment dispute to the governor's door.
Al Jazeera and Gulf News reported separate UKMTO-sourced accounts of a projectile strike on commercial shipping. Neither identified the attacker.
One of the two fell inside UAE territorial waters, according to the same report. No casualty account has been published.
Bloomberg reported the strike on Saturday; CNBC reported that tankers near Oman were coming under fire the same day. Neither identified who fired, and no casualty account was published.
The authority rejected Karnataka's request to defer the CWRC direction and reaffirmed 3,500 cusecs a day at Biligundlu for 15 days. Farmer groups, Kannada organisations and the state's film industry have closed ranks against it.
Assam accounts for 36 of the deaths and more than 650,000 people affected across 11 districts, after very heavy rain in Nagaland sent unusually high flows down the Brahmaputra.
Trains were restricted to Silk Institute and Yeshwanthpur from 8 am on Tuesday, and the Yeshwanthpur–Madavara stretch was suspended, before BMRCL restored full services at 8.45 am.
