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NEWS & VIEWS|||SARASIJ|||10-02--2026

 

NEWS & VIEWS|||SARASIJ|||10-02--2026

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"क्रोधः प्रीतिं प्रणाशयति मानो विनयनाशनः।

माया मित्त्राणि नाशयति लोभः सर्वविनाशनः॥"

Anger destroys love, and pride destroys humility.

Maya (Illusions) destroys friends; greed destroys all.

—Translation by BLOGGER.



INDIA: (GOI, SWARAJYA, VISHWAMITRA, HINDU POST, INDIA TODAY).

Both Houses of Parliament will adjourn for a recess in the ongoing budget session to reassemble on 9th of next month.

Odisha will introduce QR codes on land ownership documents to enable instant digital verification of property details. Revenue and Disaster Management Minister Suresh Pujari announced that each land patta, or Record of Rights (RoR), will soon carry a QR code providing comprehensive information about ownership, location and transaction history.

Parliament on Thursday passed the Industrial Relations Code (Amendment) Bill, 2026, with an aim to bring legal clarity.

Assam Rifles is set to induct Indian dog breeds into its canine squad as part of the Centre’s push for indigenization under the Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative. The country’s oldest paramilitary force has already introduced the Tangkhul Hui breed from Manipur as a pilot project and plans to begin inducting the Kombai breed from Tamil Nadu in April.

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is set to undertake a state visit to India from 18 to 22 February 2026, at invitation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) confirmed the itinerary on 12 February, highlighting Lula's participation in the 2nd AI Summit in New Delhi on 19 and 20 February.

Adani Power forms Adani Atomic Energy Ltd as India opens its nuclear power sector to private participation, aiming to expand clean energy capacity and meet rising electricity demand.

WORLD: (REUTER, AP, AFP, BLOOMBERG, CNN, WP)

The Trump administration will revoke an environmental finding today that underpins many U.S. climate regulations. The Endangerment Finding is the 2009 scientific conclusion that six greenhouse gases qualify as air pollution and harm public health—and can thus be regulated under the 1970 Clean Air Act. The White House press secretary formally announced the plan Tuesday, saying it would amount to the “largest deregulatory action in American history.”

“While China drives an electric revolution in the global auto industry, the United States has retreated, doubling down on old technologies and shunning competition in new ones that are quickly conquering the rest of the world…A smarter strategy would be to take on the challenge, rather than cede the future of the world’s largest manufacturing sector to China.”--David M. Hart in an Expert Take.

The House of Representatives passed a resolution to overturn Trump’s tariffs on Canada yesterday, with six Republicans joining almost all Democrats in supporting it. While the measure does not have enough support to withstand a potential presidential veto, it nevertheless stands as a symbolic rejection of the tariffs, which Trump argued on social media yesterday have given the United States “Economic and National Security.”

Iran’s president said yesterday that the country is willing to open its nuclear sites for inspections to verify it is not building a nuclear weapon. The concession came the same day that Trump discussed Iran policy with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House. Trump wrote on social media that he told Netanyahu he will continue to seek a deal with Iran if possible, though he provided no further details.

Barbados-- the Caribbean country overwhelmingly delivered a third term to Prime Minister Mia Mottley in parliamentary elections yesterday. Mottley’s Barbados Labour Party won every seat up for grabs, state television reported.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright yesterday became the highest-ranking U.S. official to visit Venezuela since the United States captured former President Nicolás Maduro last month. He praised a law proposed by Venezuela’s interim government that would open the country’s oil sector to private investment, but said it should go farther to encourage “large capital flows.” He is expected to visit oil fields in the country today.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said yesterday that the country would only hold elections after a ceasefire with Russia and security guarantees were in place. His comments followed a Financial Times report that Washington had urged Kyiv to hold a presidential election and a referendum on a peace deal with Russia by May 15 or risk losing proposed U.S. security guarantees.

In Kosovo, Parliament has approved a new government led by Prime Minister Albin Kurti, ending a yearlong political deadlock in the Balkan country.

Russia blocks WhatsApp. Kremlin spokesperson said today, that the company had not complied with local laws. He encouraged Russians  instead to use a state-backed alternative messaging app.

Conflicting accounts emerged yesterday of why commercial airspace was temporarily closed Tuesday over El Paso, Texas, near the U.S.-Mexico border. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the closure was due to Mexican drug cartels sending drones over the border, but multiple news outlets reported—citing unnamed sources—it was actually closed because aviation officials were concerned that Customs and Border Protection’s testing of an anti-drone laser posed risks to local aircraft.

Bangladesh Election: Counting of votes is underway across Bangladesh following the conclusion of polling in the 13th National Parliamentary Election and the referendum on the July National Charter.

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) is on course for a sweeping victory in the 13th national election, leading in 170 constituencies as of 3:30 am, according to unofficial counts and party tallies.

The Jamuna TV broadcaster, citing provisional results, says the BNP and its allies will win 211 of the 299 constituency seats.

 SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY:

Researchers at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) have achieved a significant breakthrough in gallium nitride (GaN) power transistor technology. Their work addresses longstanding challenges in gate control, enhancing reliability for critical applications like electric vehicles and data centres. GaN transistors offer remarkable advantages over traditional silicon-based devices.

New Space Research & Technologies unveiled the full-scale 'Sheshnag 150' long-range swarming drone at the World Défense Show in Riyadh, featuring a 1,000 km strike range and a 40 kg payload capacity for autonomous coordinated attacks. WHAT WILL BE THE SPEED?

CRIME & PUNISHMENT:

Days after a terror accused named Abdul Rehman was murdered by gangster Arun Chaudhary inside the Neemka Jail in Faridabad following a brawl, the Haryana government has suspended the jail superintendent and the DSP in-charge of prison security.

MISHAPS: -

A major fire breaks out at the Naval Dockyard in Mumbai on Thursday night, triggering a large emergency response. Flames are seen rising from the dockyard area in a widely shared video. The blaze starts in a structure linked to the Western Naval Command, and crews work to contain it.

The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) on Thursday clarified that reports suggesting that the investigation into the Air India Flight AI-171 accident has been finalised are incorrect and speculative. It said the investigation is still in progress and no final conclusions have been reached.

WILL IT EVER BE REACHED??

ENVIRONMENTAL: -

Central Pollution Control Board has ordered the immediate shutdown of units 6 and 8 at Parli Thermal Power Station in Beed district.  The power station's consent to operate expired in December 2024.High air pollutions were discharged. Effluent and sewage disposal into drains were also noted.

What about legal action on Management?

GAMES & SPORTS: -

India vs Namibia, 18th Match, Group A.

India won by 93 runs.

Player Of The Match: Hardik Pandya

Winter Olympic:- 2026 Milan-Cortina

Norway—7 Gold. Italy—5 Gold.

DAS KAPITAL:

India’s agricultural exports to the US set to rise as 75% of items receive zero tariff access, boosting rice, fisheries, tea, coffee, and spices, strengthening the $1.3 billion trade surplus.

 Indian Share Market: -

*BSE SENSEX* 84,233.64 −40.28 (0.048%)🔻

*NIFTY* 25,807.20 −146.65 (0.57%)🔻

BULLIONS:

 *GOLD* : ₹ 15,960/ 01gm (24 krt)

 *SILVER* : ₹ 300,000/KG

Currency Exchange Rates:

*Euro* : ₹107/- *USD*  ₹ 91/-  * China ¥* : ₹ 13

WHAT IS NEXT:

Today, Bangladesh holds a general election.

Today, NATO officials are holding a meeting regarding support for Ukraine in Brussels.

Tomorrow, the Munich Security Conference begins in Germany.

 

 

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