These sources offer a multifaceted look into contemporary India, highlighting significant political developments such as a controversial increase in minority reservations in Karnataka and strong opposition rhetoric against Prime Minister Modi's administration. International relations and security are prominent, illustrated by India's growing trade ties with G7 nations, Pakistan's admission of Indian airstrikes, and a rare U.S. engagement with Pakistan's military chief that bypasses civilian leadership. Social and cultural issues are also explored, including a debate over the role of English in Indian identity and a crackdown on online child sexual exploitation. Finally, the texts touch upon domestic infrastructure and trade policy, detailing a flawed railway bridge in Bhopal and India's new regulations to curb low-grade paper imports.
