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Pralhad Joshi Takes Charge as India's New Education Minister
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Pralhad Joshi Takes Charge as India's New Education Minister

Pralhad Joshi has assumed office as India's new education minister, succeeding Dharmendra Pradhan. His appointment follows a period of student protests and discussions surrounding educational policies.

Indian Opposition Slams New Education Minister Over Past Remarks
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Indian Opposition Slams New Education Minister Over Past Remarks

India's Congress party, led by Rahul Gandhi, criticized the appointment of Pralhad Joshi as Education Minister, citing past remarks where he allegedly defended rapists. The accusations led to heated exchanges between political figures in Parliament.

Indian Education Minister Resigns Amid Student Protests
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Indian Education Minister Resigns Amid Student Protests

India's Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned following days of widespread student protests, leading to the cessation of demonstrations. Government officials, including Amit Shah, commented on the resignation, with some calling it a 'master stroke' and others emphasizing the importance of youth and students.

IEA Signals Oil Reserve Release Amid Iran War; UK Reopens CO2 Plant; Ireland Warns of Inflation
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IEA Signals Oil Reserve Release Amid Iran War; UK Reopens CO2 Plant; Ireland Warns of Inflation

The International Energy Agency (IEA) is ready to release additional oil reserves following Japan's request, signaling further action amid Middle East tensions and the Iran war, which are expected to lead to higher energy and consumer prices. Ireland's Central Bank has warned that a severe energy shock from the Iran war could push inflation above 4% this year, while the UK government plans to invest £100m to restart a Teesside CO2 plant as a contingency measure.