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February 15, 2026
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Tax accountability: Allegations of fundraising and money laundering prompt calls to apply law and constitutional obligations to unregistered organisations.
Allegations focus on tax accountability and potential money laundering by an unregistered organisation receiving funds via a broad domestic and international network; the commentator demands that law and the Constitution apply equally, questions the source and treatment of donations described as "guru dakshina," and urges registration, disclosure and tax compliance along with scrutiny of cross border fundraising.
February 15, 2026
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Customs enforcement underscores trade facilitation, regulatory compliance and protection of taxpayers' rights amid vigilance-driven awards and recognition.
Customs enforcement in Kerala was emphasised as combining trade facilitation with statutory compliance, transparency, and protection of taxpayers' rights, with priorities including anti-smuggling vigilance, modernisation, export promotion, and international cooperation to support lawful cross-border trade.
February 15, 2026
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Trade deal transparency: interim agreement may expose agricultural sovereignty and pressure policy on imports, GM crops, and procurement.
The India-US interim trade deal is criticised for risks to agricultural sovereignty through import liberalisation of DDGs and potential GM soy oil, which may increase feed dependence and expose soy and pulse producers to price shocks; concerns also target non-trade barrier concessions and quota-based duty relief as mechanisms that could pressure relaxation of GM regulations, procurement policies, and MSPs, while alleged tariff asymmetries may harm cotton farmers and the textile export sector.
February 15, 2026
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Trade agreements and Budget incentives seek to expand market access and compel private investment in innovation and capacity.
The policy framework relies on expanded free trade agreements to improve exporters' access and on a Budget focused on productive capital outlays and incentives to strengthen manufacturing, value addition, skills and scale. The state provides tariff preferences and fiscal incentives, while explicit expectations are placed on the private sector to invest aggressively in R&D, frontier technologies, supply-chain capabilities and productivity. Equitable sharing of productivity gains-through rising real wages, skill upgrading and stable employment-is presented as essential to sustain domestic demand and long-term investment. Budget incentives for digital infrastructure and data centres aim to position the country as a global hub for AI and data.
February 15, 2026
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Minimum sustainable price mechanism sought to align tea production costs with prices; calls for subsidies, tariff relief, import monitoring.
Planters seek a minimum sustainable price mechanism to align production costs and price realisation, expedited release of pending Tea Board subsidies, interest subvention on working capital loans, and access to agricultural schemes. They also request lower power tariffs and implementation of West Bengal solar provisions, financial incentives for specialty production and machinery upgrades, and stricter monitoring of cheap imports and mislabelling to protect quality and export credibility.
February 15, 2026
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Unique land parcel identifier to standardize property records and reduce boundary disputes through georeferenced mapping.
The Delhi government is assigning a Unique Land Parcel Identification Number (ULPIN or Bhu Aadhaar) to each land parcel using drone surveys and high resolution geospatial imaging to produce geo referenced identifiers for accurate parcel delineation. The revenue department's IT branch, supported by the Survey of India, will implement the system in phased rollouts under a standard operating procedure to centralise land records, enhance transparency, prevent fraudulent transactions and simplify citizen access to property information.
February 15, 2026
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Agricultural sovereignty under threat from interim trade deal; questions raised over GM imports, market access, and procurement safeguards.
Allegations that the India-US interim trade deal compromises agricultural sovereignty by allowing imports such as DDG from GM corn and GM soy oil, potentially displacing domestic producers and creating dependency. The statement questions vague references to "additional products" and removal of "non trade barriers," warning these could open pulses and other crops to imports and pressure India to relax positions on GM crops, procurement, MSPs and bonuses. It also asserts the deal disadvantages cotton farmers and textile exporters and demands clarity and safeguards on covered products and protections.
February 15, 2026
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Trade agreement protections reassure farmers and dairy sectors amid tariff reductions and EU FTA negotiations.
Government statements assert that recent trade agreements and tariff adjustments include agricultural safeguards and explicit protections for the dairy sector, assuring farmers, cattle rearers and fishermen that their interests are preserved. The summary notes completed negotiations on a proposed free trade agreement with a major trading bloc and a contemporaneous tariff reduction as components of the trade policy framework, amid political dispute over the agreements' implications.
February 14, 2026
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Political hypocrisy over communal representation: attack on a Muslim mayor criticized as incitement and double standards.
Shiv Sena (UBT) calls the BJP's attack on Syed Iqbal's election as Parbhani mayor political hypocrisy and communal bias, asserting Iqbal attained office through loyalty and noting Muslim officeholders within BJP-led bodies to rebut claims that his mayoralty threatens communal balance.
February 14, 2026
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Investor verification promoted through mobile auto-rickshaw campaign to encourage routine SEBI Check before securities-related payments.
SEBI, with NSDL, launched a multi-city auto-rickshaw campaign urging routine Investor Verification via a SEBI Check before securities-related payments, focusing on verification of UPI IDs, bank details and intermediary registration credentials and providing QR access to the SEBI Check portal, SEBI Saathi app and SEBI Investor website for authentication and investor education.
February 14, 2026
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Tariff discrimination threatens cotton farmers and textile exporters by conditioning zero-duty access on importing US cotton.
Allegations concern an interim India-US trade arrangement that gives a third country conditional zero duty access for garments if they import American cotton while Indian exporters face a higher tariff, creating a tariff differential that may pressure Indian textile firms to source foreign cotton, undermine domestic cotton producers, and risk market diversion away from Indian cotton.
February 14, 2026
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Interim trade agreement expands energy coverage to secure competitive crude supplies and reduces tariffs to boost bilateral trade.
An interim trade agreement framework between India and the United States will include India's energy requirements and tariff adjustments to diversify suppliers, enhance supply security and obtain more competitive pricing. The framework contemplates US tariff reductions on specified Indian goods and India cutting or eliminating import duties on US industrial and agricultural products to expand market access, support infrastructure and distribution procurement, secure coking coal supplies for steel expansion, and facilitate growth in the information technology sector through access to advanced equipment.
February 14, 2026
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Trade agreement benefits: tariff reductions and market access touted as boosting textile exports and supporting cotton growers.
The minister defended recent trade engagement as opening market access for Indian textiles, asserting reciprocal tariff reductions under recent agreements will enhance export competitiveness and grant zero-duty access to several markets, thereby benefiting the textile sector and cotton growers; he characterised processing imported material for export as an established global trade practice and said national cotton demand and cultivation capacity will expand.
February 14, 2026
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Labour standards under free trade agreement debated at international moot to build trade law advocacy and capacity.
An international moot organised by CTIL and Bennett University under the WTO Chairs Programme focused on alleged violations of labour standards and occupational safety obligations under a Free Trade Agreement following an industrial accident, with evaluations by legal, academic and policy experts and emphasis on capacity building in international trade law.
February 14, 2026
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Tribunal leadership change: president demits office amid administrative reforms credited with substantially improved case resolution.
Chief Justice (Retd.) Ramalingam Sudhakar demitted office as President of the National Company Law Tribunal after a tenure that advanced administrative and infrastructural reforms; during this period the Tribunal disposed of over 48,000 of approximately 54,800 instituted matters, yielding a reported resolution rate exceeding eighty five percent and reflecting improved case management in corporate and insolvency proceedings.
February 14, 2026
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Input tax credit fraud exposed; director arrested after probe finds bogus suppliers and inadmissible credits used to discharge tax liabilities.
Investigation by the Anti Evasion Branch found that the company availed inadmissible Input Tax Credit on the basis of invoices from bogus or non functional suppliers, and without actual receipt of goods, using those credits to discharge GST liabilities in contravention of the Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017; a company director was arrested and remanded while the probe to trace fund flows and other beneficiaries continues.
February 13, 2026
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India-US interim trade deal provoked uproar; Speaker faced removal notice and MPs were suspended during Budget session.
India-US interim trade agreement and the unpublished memoir dispute triggered disruptions in the first leg of the Budget session, leading to eight MPs being suspended, a notice to remove the Speaker and the Speaker's refusal to occupy the chair until that notice is disposed of; the Lok Sabha adopted the Motion of Thanks without the prime minister's reply while the Rajya Sabha completed debate and adopted the Motion amid an opposition walkout, and Parliament passed an amendment to the Industrial Relations Code.
February 13, 2026
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Retail liquor prices to rise as Uttar Pradesh raises licence fees, reforms MRP and launches an excise export policy.
The excise policy raises the minimum guaranteed revenue (MGR)/licence fee for retail liquor shops and bhang shops, adjusts special additional excise duty on IMFL, and reforms MRP by rounding most country liquor and UPML to the next multiple of Rs 10 while introducing a new 100 ml UPML pack; it also creates a standalone excise export policy to promote distilling and logistics investment and requires retail allotments primarily by renewal with district collectors authorised to approve relocations.
February 13, 2026
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Iridium scam network using fake central bank IDs defrauded investors of crores; six arrested, investigation ongoing.
An inter-state fraud operation used a fake commodity investment scheme claiming funds held with the central bank to obtain payments via staged interviews, counterfeit identity cards, biometric collection and forged documents. The facts give rise to allegations of impersonation, forgery, cheating and criminal conspiracy. Law enforcement conducted coordinated arrests across jurisdictions, seized mobile phones and laptops, and is investigating further victims and participants while advising potential victims to file complaints to assist evidence collection and tracing.
February 13, 2026
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Spectrum allocation ruled not an asset and therefore not subject to insolvency proceedings under applicable insolvency rules.
Allocation of electromagnetic spectrum to telecom service providers was held not to constitute an asset capable of being brought into insolvency proceedings, limiting the scope of creditor remedies under the insolvency regime. The NIA was granted an additional 45 days to continue its probe into a blast, and an individual was released on bail in a decades-old criminal case, illustrating ongoing judicial oversight of investigations and pretrial liberty decisions.

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Ridger Achieves xFusion's FusionXpark™ (NVIDIA GB10-Based) Compatibility Certification, Delivering Industry-Leading Mobility for Practical AI Deployment

February 10, 2026

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The fusion of AI-native storage and computing overcomes the final barrier to enterprise AI adoption, delivering unprecedented mobility, performance, and simplicity for data-sensitive industries. SINGAPORE, Feb. 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Ridger, the world's pioneering AI-Native storage provider, today announced the successful completion of full compatibility certification between its flagship MIMO storage system and xFusion's FusionXpark™ Portable Agent Development Platform, powered by the NVIDIA GB10 (Grace Blackwell) superchip. This milestone delivers the industry's first truly integrated, portable AI infrastructure solution, effectively turning the promise of private, desktop-scale supercomputing into a practical reality for businesses worldwide. From Data Center Chains to Portable Power: Solving the "Last-Mile" AI Dilemma Global industries bound by strict data governance—including healthcare, legal, financial services, and creative sectors—face a critical challenge: harnessing the power of AI while ensuring data never leaves their secure premises. Traditional approaches force a compromise, tethering powerful AI to immobile, complex, and costly data center infrastructure. This has created a widespread "last-mile" gap, where AI is technically deployable but practically unusable due to logistical and operational burdens. The "Fast, Light, Edge" Alliance: A Complete Stack in a Mobile Form Factor The Ridger-xFusion partnership bridges this gap by uniting two purpose-built, best-of-breed platforms. Ridger MIMO, the cornerstone of AI infrastructure, delivers data center-class performance—400 GB/s bandwidth, 500M IOPS, and near 2PB capacity in a compact chassis—with an architecture fundamentally redesigned for AI workloads. Its native support for GPU storage protocols allows seamless, direct attachment of up to 16 FusionXpark™ units without additional switches. xFusion FusionXpark™ leverages the revolutionary efficiency of the NVIDIA GB10 superchip (TSMC 3nm) to place 1 PFLOPS of FP4 AI computing power on the desktop, coupled with an integrated ecosystem and marketplace for instant deployment of AI agents and applications. Together, they converge into a synergistic, mobile powerhouse that consolidates the entire AI workflow—from data preparation and model training to fine-tuning and real-time inference—into a single, elegantly simple, and highly portable deployment unit. The New Architecture: Redefining Efficiency for Private AI Third-party validated benchmarks and architectural analysis confirm the solution delivers not just incremental gains, but a fundamental shift in private AI infrastructure. The Foundation: Storage That Fully Saturates Compute MIMO's extreme, AI-native bandwidth is architected to fully saturate the dual QSFP interfaces of every FusionXpark™ unit. This ensures zero computational cycles are wasted waiting for data, transforming FusionXpark™'s 1 PFLOPS of FP4 power from a theoretical peak into guaranteed, sustained workload performance. It eliminates the I/O bottleneck at its root, ensuring every investment in compute silicon delivers its maximum return. The System Impact: Unleashing Cluster-Wide Efficiency This foundational data velocity creates a cascade of system-level advantages. With MIMO as a central, ultra-high-bandwidth data nexus, multiple FusionXpark™ nodes operate as a single, cohesive AI supercomputer. The shared storage pool eliminates data silos and replication overhead, enabling dynamic workload orchestration across the entire cluster for both training and inference. The result is a transformative increase in total usable compute output per dollar—maximizing the return on the entire AI investment. The User Experience: Data-Center Performance, Desktop Deployment This immense power is delivered in a form factor engineered for the edge. MIMO is not only compact and devoid of external switch dependencies but also incorporates a near-silent acoustic profile. It brings unprecedented data-center-grade performance directly to where data resides and decisions are made—in labs, offices, or field sites—without the noise, complexity, or infrastructure overhead of traditional equipment, eliminating the traditional trade-offs and fully delivering on the "Light and Edge" promise. Executive Commentary Bruce Xue, Spokesperson of Ridger: "Today marks the end of the 'unusable AI' era for regulated industries. By fusing true AI-native storage with accessible supercomputing, we've eliminated the last excuse for not deploying AI privately. The MIMO-FusionXpark™ solution isn't just another product; it's the first 'AI Appliance' for the edge—delivering cloud-scale performance with uncompromising data sovereignty. We're not just solving a storage problem; we're unlocking a trillion dollars of trapped data value." Vandia Yang, Spokesperson of xFusion: "The future of AI isn't in the cloud; it's wherever your data lives. Our partnership with Ridger crystallizes this vision. Together, we've built what was previously impossible: a sovereign AI supercomputer that fits under a desk. This certification proves that performance and privacy are no longer a trade-off. We are giving every research lab, every hospital, every financial firm the keys to their own intelligence revolution." Path to Deployment and Strategic Vision The certified MIMO-FusionXpark™ integrated solution is available for order now through Ridger's official website and authorized partners, with shipments commencing at the end of February 2026. This partnership, anchored by the NVIDIA GB10 platform, delivers a definitive blueprint for the future of private AI: a practical, closed-loop ecosystem of compute, storage, and intelligence that is as portable as it is powerful. Ridger remains committed to advancing this "Fast, Light, Edge" paradigm through continued R&D and ecosystem collaboration, driving the next wave of secure and sovereign AI adoption that is liberated from fixed infrastructure. About Ridger Ridger is defining the future of data infrastructure as the world's first AI-Native storage provider. Its flagship product, MIMO, is built on a ground-up architecture designed to unlock the full potential of AI and accelerated computing, prioritizing unparalleled speed, density, and edge readiness. Learn more at https://ridger.tech. About xFusion xFusion is a leading provider of computing infrastructure solutions. Its FusionXpark™ is a portable Agent Development Platform built on the NVIDIA GB10 superchip, bringing datacenter-scale AI performance to the edge and private environments. With its integrated AI agent marketplace and development tools, FusionXpark™ simplifies and accelerates the deployment of enterprise AI applications. Learn more at https://www.xfusion.com/en/product/fusionxpark?utm_source=homepage. (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with PRNewswire and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). PTI

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