September 24, 2026

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Canada and EU sign associate membership agreement

In a symbolic ceremony on the French overseas island of Saint‑Pierre, Canada and the European Union forged a historic associate‑membership deal, pledging €1 billion over ten years for joint green‑technology projects, a digital standards bridge, defence cooperation, and cultural exchanges, marking a new era of transatlantic collaboration.

Mining dust kills residents in Rajasthan village

In the remote hamlet of Syalodra, Rajasthan, unregulated sand and limestone mining has unleashed lethal silica dust, leading to a deadly rise in silicosis cases. Over 50 villagers have died, while the Supreme Court‑appointed Aravalli panel remains absent, sparking accusations of bureaucratic neglect and prompting grassroots health initiatives.