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UPSC The final results of CSE 2025 were announced recently and a total of 958 candidates were recommended for admission to IAS, IFS, IPS and other central services and Anuj Agnihotri topped the list. - Qatar has warned that energy exports from the Gulf could cease within weeks due to tensions between Iran, the United States and Israel, which could send oil prices up to $150 a barrel.
- The United States has granted India a temporary exemption to continue buying Russian oil amid risks to Middle East energy supplies.
- Lieutenant Purvesh Duragkar was one of the two pilots who tragically lost his life in an accident
Su-30MKI crashed During a training flight in Assam, having previously participatedoperation sindor . - Rahul Gandhi criticized the Center’s foreign policy after the US exemption, calling it “exploitation of damaged individuals”.
UPSC CSE final results 2025 out, Anuj Agnihotri tops in exam; 958 recommended for IAS, IFS, IPS and Central Services
UPSC has announced the final results of the Civil Services Examination 2025, recommending 958 candidates for appointment in IAS, IFS, IPS and various ‘A’ and ‘B’ group central services. The total vacancies for the examination are 1,087 for various posts and a preliminary list of 258 candidates has been prepared. The final results can be viewed on the UPSC official website and the candidates’ results will be uploaded within 15 days. Read more
Gulf energy exporters ‘will shut down production within weeks’; Qatar warns ‘war will bring down world economy’
Qatari Energy Minister Saad al-Kaabi warned that Gulf energy exporters could be forced to halt exports within weeks if the conflict between Iran, the United States and Israel continues, which could push oil prices to $150 a barrel. In an interview with the Financial Times, Kirby said a prolonged disruption could severely impact global energy markets and “bring down the world economy.” Follow real-time updates
US gives India temporary exemption to buy Russian oil amid Middle East crisis
The United States issued a temporary 30-day exemption to allow India to continue buying Russian oil, citing the need to stabilize global energy supplies amid rising tensions in the Middle East. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant said the waivers were aimed at keeping oil flowing while India was expected to increase its purchases of U.S. crude in the future. The exemption comes as escalating conflicts in the region threaten to disrupt crude oil shipments in the Strait of Hormuz, a key passageway through which much of the world’s oil supplies pass. Read more
Sukhoi Su-30MKI crash: Indian Air Force pilot killed in tragedy had participated in Operation Sindoor
Lieutenant Purvesh Duragkar, one of the two pilots killed in the Su-30MKI crash in Assam’s Karbi Anglong district, was part of Operation Sindoor. The Air Force confirmed that Lieutenant Dulagkar and Squadron Leader Anuj suffered fatal injuries during a training flight after the aircraft lost radar contact after taking off from Jorhat. Speaking to reporters, Purvesh’s father Ravindra Duragkar said he was a dedicated officer who took great pride in flying. Indian Air Force and Defense Minister Rajnath Singh expressed their condolences and remembered the pilot’s courage and service. Read more
Rahul Gandhi takes dig at ‘damaged individuals’ at Center after US exempts Russian oil
Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi in the Lok Sabha criticized the Centre’s foreign policy, calling it “a result of the exploitation of damaged individuals” after a temporary exemption from the US allowed India to continue buying Russian oil. Rahul Gandhi, in an article published in The“Read more
