The Morning Brief | Top 10 News in Short | 22-feb- 2026

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 WORLD

  1. Trump Raises Tariff from 10% to 15% for all countries
    Donald Trump increased the proposed global tariff from 10% to 15%, criticizing a US Supreme Court ruling.

  2. Asha Sharma to Lead Microsoft Gaming.
    Microsoft appointed Indian-origin Asha Sharma as CEO of Microsoft Gaming.

  3. Indian Origin Lawyer Neal Katyal in USA Wins Tariff Case.
    Neal Katyal won a US Supreme Court case challenging Trump’s tariff actions.

  4. Poland has withdrawn from the treaty banning anti-personnel mines, citing national security concerns amid tensions with Russia.
    Poland withdrew from the anti-personnel mine treaty citing security concerns over Russia.

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INDIA

  1. UGC Lists 32 Fake Universities
    University Grants Commission identified 32 fake universities. Delhi tops the list.

  2. FIR Ordered Against Swami Avimukteshwaranand
    A court in Prayagraj ordered an FIR against Swami Avimukteshwaranand Saraswati under the POCSO Act.

  3. Delhi on High Alert
    Delhi tightened security over a possible terror threat by Lashkar-e-Taiba.


ODISHA

  1. Chhatrapur Delimitation Row
    Protests in Chhatrapur over new municipal boundary changes.

  2. Shailabala College Protest
    Shailabala Women’s College students demanded university status.

  3. Four Districts to Get New Universities
    New universities will be set up in Kendrapada, Bhadrak, Jharsuguda and Jagatsinghpur.


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