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Four decades after his death, how Jalandhar keeps the spirit of Surjit alive US elections: K Bottoms makes history as first Black woman governor, flips Georgia seat Indian-origin Aruna Miller wins re-election as Maryland lieutenant governor US polls: Indian-American candidates script key wins; Khanna, Bera await verdict Airport charges account for only 5-6% of airfares: GMR executive Truck driver runs over police inspector in Madhya Pradesh’s Dewas, arrested after brief encounter Vivek Ramaswamy To Ro Khanna: How Are Indian-Origin Faces Performing In US Midterms Ex-DTU student among 3 held for duping people, promising admissions: Police ‘Retail’s Next Goldmine’: Why Shopping Mall Developers Are Betting Big On Tier 2 Cities Ahead Of Diwali Democrats Flip 1st Senate Seat, Lead In Several Republican-Held House Districts

Four decades after his death, how Jalandhar keeps the spirit of Surjit aliveUS elections: K Bottoms makes history as first Black woman governor, flips Georgia seatIndian-origin Aruna Miller wins re-election as Maryland lieutenant governorUS polls: Indian-American candidates script key wins; Khanna, Bera await verdictAirport charges account for only 5-6% of airfares: GMR executiveTruck driver runs over police inspector in Madhya Pradesh’s Dewas, arrested after brief encounterVivek Ramaswamy To Ro Khanna: How Are Indian-Origin Faces Performing In US MidtermsEx-DTU student among 3 held for duping people, promising admissions: Police‘Retail’s Next Goldmine’: Why Shopping Mall Developers Are Betting Big On Tier 2 Cities Ahead Of DiwaliDemocrats Flip 1st Senate Seat, Lead In Several Republican-Held House Districts

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World Bank sees commodity prices surging 23% in 2026 on Middle East war

viaeconomictimes.indiatimes.com6d ago

Commodity prices were projected to rise 23% in 2026 as the Middle East war disrupted energy supplies and shipping, while grain disruptions and safe haven demand pushed food and metals prices higher. The World Bank warned that further conflict escalation and a severe El Niño could intensify…

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