NATO defense ministers agreed to strengthen nuclear deterrence by modernizing capabilities and expanding shared use of nuclear weapons. Non-nuclear members will receive training on potential delivery systems like F-16s and F-35s.
India's Oil Marketing Companies face nearly Rs 700 under-recovery per domestic LPG cylinder. The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas reports stable supplies despite global disruptions, with domestic production and imports bolstering availability. Digital systems streamline bookings and deliveries.
India and Pakistan possess nearly equal nuclear arsenals (172 vs 170 warheads), but differ significantly in doctrine and delivery. India adheres to 'No First Use' and pursues minimum deterrence, while Pakistan employs 'Full Spectrum Deterrence' to counter India's conventional strength. This divergence creates escalation risks.
