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Iran vows ‘apocalyptic war’ if U.S. strikes again
Iran said on Saturday that U.S. warships would not be allowed to enter the Persian Gulf and warned that any attack by the U.S. and Israel would have repercussions beyond the country, amid reports that Washington was considering resuming air...
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Iran vows ‘apocalyptic war’ if U.S. strikes again
Iran said on Saturday that U.S. warships would not be allowed to enter the Persian Gulf and warned that any attack by the U.S. and Israel would have repercussions beyond the country, amid reports that Washington was considering resuming air...
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#Showbiz SWISHER BHAI IS HERE
On his maiden India visit, baseball star Nick Swisher talks about the country’s warmth, cricket’s popularity and why he wants more Indians to take up baseball
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Iran vows ‘apocalyptic war’ if U.S. strikes again
Iran said on Saturday that U.S. warships would not be allowed to enter the Persian Gulf and warned that any attack by the U.S. and Israel would have repercussions beyond the country, amid reports that Washington was considering resuming air...
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16-year-old girl held for Delhi school bomb hoax
NEW DELHI: The Delhi Police on Saturday said that they had apprehended a 16-year-old Class 11 student of a private school in central Delhi for allegedly emailing a bomb threat to her own school on Friday, in an attempt to get a four-day weekend by...
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Iran vows ‘apocalyptic war’ if U.S. strikes again
Iran said on Saturday that U.S. warships would not be allowed to enter the Persian Gulf and warned that any attack by the U.S. and Israel would have repercussions beyond the country, amid reports that Washington was considering resuming air...
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Seven killed as tipper carrying diesel catches fire
Seven persons, including a government school teacher, were killed in a fire accident followed by an explosion near Bisimamidi in Pinakota panchayat of Ananthagiri mandal in Alluri Sitharama Raju district on Saturday morning. The incident occurred when...
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TG defence hub by 2030: Revanth
Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy said the government would unveil the “Telangana Aerospace and Defence Policy 2.0” to position the state as a national leader in aerospace and defence manufacturing, with a target of making Telangana India’s aerospace and...
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Iran vows ‘apocalyptic war’ if U.S. strikes again
Iran said on Saturday that U.S. warships would not be allowed to enter the Persian Gulf and warned that any attack by the U.S. and Israel would have repercussions beyond the country, amid reports that Washington was considering resuming air...
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PM Modi’s call: Unite against divisive forces
Highlighting emerging challenges and societal ills over the decades, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday called for collective eorts to address them, unite society against divisive forces and inspire citizens towards self-reliance. Inaugurating...
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Oil prices rise to 5-month high
Oil prices rose on Friday, with Brent crude touching its highest since early May, after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia stoked concern over further disruption to energy supplies from the Middle East where UAE authorities also reported an oil...
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MF Davids give Goliaths a run for their money
In India’s over ₹87-lakh crore mutual fund industry, some of the smallest Davids are giving the biggest Goliaths an uncomfortable lesson in investment performance. Not through superior distribution networks or decades of experience, but through equity...
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PM Modi’s call: Unite against divisive forces
Highlighting emerging challenges and societal ills over the decades, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday called for collective e¡orts to address them, unite society against divisive forces and inspire citizens towards self-reliance. Inaugurating...
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Iran vows ‘apocalyptic war’ if U.S. strikes again
Iran said on Saturday that U.S. warships would not be allowed to enter the Persian Gulf and warned that any attack by the U.S. and Israel would have repercussions beyond the country, amid reports that Washington was considering resuming air...
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THE FRENZY OF CARTOONS
‘Chhota Bheem’ reshaped Indian children’s TV. Two decades later, its fast-moving formula is an industry staple. But as cartoons grow louder and brighter, parents and researchers ask what all that stimulation leaves behind.
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Iran vows ‘apocalyptic war’ if U.S. strikes again
Iran said on Saturday that U.S. warships would not be allowed to enter the Persian Gulf and warned that any attack by the U.S. and Israel would have repercussions beyond the country, amid reports that Washington was considering resuming air...
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MF Davids give Goliaths a run for their money
In India’s over ₹87lakh crore mutual fund industry, some of the smallest Davids are giving the biggest Goliaths an uncomfortable lesson in investment performance. Not through superior distribution networks or decades of experience, but through equity...
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Oil prices rise to 5-month high
Oil prices rose on Friday, with Brent crude touching its highest since early May, after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia stoked concern over further disruption to energy supplies from the Middle East where UAE authorities also reported an oil...
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MF Davids give Goliaths a run for their money
In India’s over ₹87-lakh crore mutual fund industry, some of the smallest Davids are giving the biggest Goliaths an uncomfortable lesson in investment performance. Not through superior distribution networks or decades of experience, but through equity...
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MF Davids give Goliaths a run for their money
In India’s over ₹87-lakh crore mutual fund industry, some of the smallest Davids are giving the biggest Goliaths an uncomfortable lesson in investment performance. Not through superior distribution networks or decades of experience, but through equity...
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Oil prices rise to 5-month high
Oil prices rose on Friday, with Brent crude touching its highest since early May, after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia stoked concern over further disruption to energy supplies from the Middle East where UAE authorities also reported an oil...
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3.5 Lakh Plants, 12 Million Blossoms: CM Opens Bagh-e-Gul-Dawood
Srinagar: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday inaugurat‑ ed the Chrysanthemum Show 2026 at the Botanical Garden, Chashma Shahi, Srinagar, opening the Chrysanthemum Theme Garden, popularly known as Bagh‑e‑Gul‑ Dawood, to the public as part of efforts...
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Doctor moved to Odisha to treat Adivasis, now behind bars for anti-mining protests
after completing his medical studies, randall sequeira chose a path less travelled. leaving behind mumbai, where he grew up, sequeira moved to odisha’s Kalahandi district, where basic healthcare remains out of reach for many tribals. While he worked...
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LAC ‘disturbed’ by PLA’s behaviour, admits MEA
The Line of Actual Control (LAC) has been “disturbed” by the People’s Liberation Army’s (PLA) patrolling behaviour, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Friday in response to questions about a report in The Hindu on skirmishes along the LAC...
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LAC ‘disturbed’ by PLA’s behaviour, admits MEA
The Line of Actual Control (LAC) has been “disturbed” by the People’s Liberation Army’s (PLA) patrolling behaviour, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Friday in response to questions about a report in The Hindu on skirmishes along the LAC...
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‘LAC disturbed by PLA’s behaviour’
The Line of Actual Control (LAC) has been “disturbed” by the People’s Liberation Army’s (PLA) patrolling behaviour, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Friday in response to questions about a report in The Hindu on skirmishes along the LAC...
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Oil prices rise to 5-month high
Oil prices rose on Friday, with Brent crude touching its highest since early May, after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia stoked concern over further disruption to energy supplies from the Middle East where UAE authorities also reported an oil...
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LAC ‘disturbed’ by PLA’s behaviour, admits MEA
The Line of Actual Control (LAC) has been “disturbed” by the People’s Liberation Army’s (PLA) patrolling behaviour, the Ministry of External Affffairs (MEA) said on Friday in response to questions about a report in The Hindu on skirmishes along the LAC...
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Oil hits 5-month high of $117 amid supply fears
Oil climbed to its highest level in more than five months on Friday after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia raised fears that the war in West Asia could disrupt the Red Sea route Saudi Arabia has used to ship its crude around the choked Strait of Hormuz....
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‘MAIN DO GOLD MEDALS KA TARGET LEKAR AAYI THI’
For para-athlete Simran Sharma, one gold wasn’t enough. The 28-year-old visually impaired sprinter clinched two golds at the Asian Para Games in Japan, winning the women’s 200m T12 title before clocking a Games-record 12.02 seconds in the 100m. “Ek...
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बरं ाल ्ें जनजातीय पिरवारों के िलए पोषण सहायता योजना शरूु
सन्ारर् सवं ाददाता झाड़गा् : बगं ाल में पोषण सहायता योजना की शरुु आत शकु वार को हुई। राजय के मखु यमतं ी शभु दें अििकारी ने पात जनजातीय पिरवारों के िलए पोषण सहायता योजना की शरुु आत की। इसके तहत लाभाि्यर् ों को हर सपताह चावल, दाल, खाना पकाने का तले और...
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Oil hits 5-month high of $117 amid supply fears
NEW DELHI: Oil climbed to its highest level in more than five months on Friday after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia raised fears that the war in West Asia could disrupt the Red Sea route Saudi Arabia has used to ship its crude around the choked Strait...
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PM MODI CALLS FOR NATIONAL UNITY, SELF-RELIANCE
New Delhi, Oct 23: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday called for greater social unity, self-reliance and a renewed commitment to India's spiritual and philosophical heritage, saying the ambition of building a developed nation by 2047 required...
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9 of 13 parties walk out of all-party meet on SSR
CHENNAI: Nine parties, including the DMK, TVK and Congress, walked out of an all-party meeting convened by Chief Electoral Officer Archana Patnaik on Friday to discuss the Special Summary Revision (SSR) of electoral rolls, with just 10 days left for...
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THE FRENZY OF CARTOONS
‘Chhota Bheem’ reshaped Indian children’s TV. Two decades later, its fast-moving formula is an industry staple. But as cartoons grow louder and brighter, parents and researchers ask what all that stimulation leaves behind.
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पंकज आडवाणी ने जीता 29वां विश्व खिताब
जागरण न्यूज नेटवर्क, नई दिल्ली : पहले टी-20 में बल्लेबाजों ने रिकार्ड रन चेज कर भारत को जीत दि दिला दी, लेकिन गेंदबाजों की कमजोरियों ने टीम प्रबंधन की चिंता बढ़ा दी है। न्यूजीलैंड के विरुद्ध शनिवार को होने वाले दूसरे टी-20 मुकाबले में भारतीय गेंदबाजी...
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वातावरणातील कार्बन उत्सर्बनाला युरोप रास्त ररारदार!
जरागदतक हवरामरान संक्रालरा दवकदसत िेश अदिक जबराबिरार असून, तयरांनरी दवकसनशरील िेशरांनरा दिलेलरी आद््णक मितरीचरी आरवरासनेहरी पूण्ण केलेलरी नराहरीत, अशरा शबिरांत केंद्रीय वरादणजय आदण उद्ोगमंत्री परीयूर गोयल यरांनरी युरोदपयन िेशरांकडून होत असलेलयरा...
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Oil hits 5-month high of $117 amid supply fears
Oil climbed to its highest level in more than five months on Friday after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia raised fears that the war in West Asia could disrupt the Red Sea route Saudi Arabia has used to ship its crude around the choked Strait of Hormuz....
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Oil prices rise to 5-month high
Oil prices rose on Friday, with Brent crude touching its highest since early May, after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia stoked concern over further disruption to energy supplies from the Middle East where UAE authorities also reported an oil...
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Individual service exporters in a fix due to forex reporting chaos
Twenty-three days after the Reserve Bank of India’s new foreign exchange reporting regime came into force, individual consultants, freelancers and other service exporters are still being asked by some banks to fill out a complex Export Declaration Form...
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Oil prices rise to 5-month high
Oil prices rose on Friday, with Brent crude touching its highest since early May, after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia stoked concern over further disruption to energy supplies from the Middle East where UAE authorities also reported an oil...
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Oil hits 5-month high of $117 amid supply fears
NEW DELHI: Oil climbed to its highest level in more than five months on Friday after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia raised fears that the war in West Asia could disrupt the Red Sea route Saudi Arabia has used to ship its crude around the choked Strait...
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BTS X MESSI
K-pop band BTS pay tribute to football icon Lionel Messi in their first ever gig in Argentina; recreate his signature goal celebration in matching jerseys
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Plan for next 20-30 yrs, stay prepared for emerging challenges: Rajnath
Asking Army commanders to plan for the next 20 to 30 years and remain prepared to respond to emerging challenges, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday said ‘Operation Sindoor' demonstrated innovative thinking, better coordination and advanced...
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TRUMP’S TROUBLESHOOTERS
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and US Ambassador Sergio Gor discuss the trade, energy, defence, tech and immigration imperatives that make the India-US relationship a crucial one
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Oil hits 5-month high of $117 amid supply fears
NEW DELHI: Oil climbed to its highest level in more than five months on Friday after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia raised fears that the war in West Asia could disrupt the Red Sea route Saudi Arabia has used to ship its crude around the choked Strait...
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Oil hits 5-month high of $117 amid supply fears
NEW DELHI: Oil climbed to its highest level in more than five months on Friday after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia raised fears that the war in West Asia could disrupt the Red Sea route Saudi Arabia has used to ship its crude around the choked Strait...
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SJM takes stance against Starlink
Left parties, student organisations and civil society groups staged flash protests and a march with the National Tricolour at several locations in the capital on Friday, demanding the resignation and arrest of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar...
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Oil hits 5-month high of $117 amid supply fears
Oil climbed to its highest level in more than five months on Friday after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia raised fears that the war in West Asia could disrupt the Red Sea route Saudi Arabia has used to ship its crude around the choked Strait of Hormuz....
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Oil hits 5-month high of $117 amid supply fears
NEW DELHI: Oil climbed to its highest level in more than five months on Friday after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia raised fears that the war in West Asia could disrupt the Red Sea route Saudi Arabia has used to ship its crude around the choked Strait...
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LAC ‘disturbed’ by PLA’s behaviour, admits MEA
The Line of Actual Control (LAC) has been “disturbed” by the People’s Liberation Army’s (PLA) patrolling behaviour, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Friday in response to questions about a report in The Hindu on skirmishes along the LAC...
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Delhi on alert: Govt extends stay of 273 CAPF companies
As the Centre on Friday extended the deployment of 273 Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) companies in Delhi till October 31, hundreds of demonstrators marched towards the Election Commission’s (EC) headquarters, demanding Chief Election Commissioner...
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THINK Public finance made (too) easy PAUSE BUSINESS LOUNGE Meet Deepak Raj of Yoska
Visit these places to catch up on your sleep
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‘MAIN DO GOLD MEDALS KA TARGET LEKAR AAYI THI’
For para-athlete Simran Sharma, one gold wasn’t enough. The 28-year-old visually impaired sprinter clinched two golds at the Asian Para Games in Japan, winning the women’s 200m T12 title before clocking a Games-record 12.02 seconds in the 100m. “Ek...
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Oil hits 5-month high of $117 amid supply fears
Oil climbed to its highest level in more than five months on Friday after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia raised fears that the war in West Asia could disrupt the Red Sea route Saudi Arabia has used to ship its crude around the choked Strait of Hormuz....
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I don’t want to speak just one language; I want to speak all languages in all the film industries.
On being trolled for her accent in Bollywood films
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Far from home
The Iranians love to drag you to a party. Strangers in Afghanistan will treat you to a lavish dinner. In Madagascar, you might get to dance with the dead. In Benin, the spirits come out to play. Here’s what happens when you let locals lead the way on...
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‘MAIN DO GOLD MEDALS KA TARGET LEKAR AAYI THI’
For para-athlete Simran Sharma, one gold wasn’t enough. The 28-year-old visually impaired sprinter clinched two golds at the Asian Para Games in Japan, winning the women’s 200m T12 title before clocking a Games-record 12.02 seconds in the 100m. “Ek...
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Oil hits 5-month high of $117 amid supply fears
Oil climbed to its highest level in more than five months on Friday after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia raised fears that the war in West Asia could disrupt the Red Sea route Saudi Arabia has used to ship its crude around the choked Strait of Hormuz....
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‘MAIN DO GOLD MEDALS KA TARGET LEKAR AAYI THI’
For para-athlete Simran Sharma, one gold wasn’t enough. The 28-year-old visually impaired sprinter clinched two golds at the Asian Para Games in Japan, winning the women’s 200m T12 title before clocking a Games-record 12.02 seconds in the 100m. “Ek...
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Oil hits 5-month high of $117 amid supply fears
NEW DELHI: Oil climbed to its highest level in more than five months on Friday after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia raised fears that the war in West Asia could disrupt the Red Sea route Saudi Arabia has used to ship its crude around the choked Strait...
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ANTI-SIR PROTESTS TO SPREAD ACROSS CITIES
More than 100 protesters were detained in New Delhi on Friday as thousands of people, including farmers’ groups, trade unions, student organisations and Left parties, marched towards the Election Commission of India (ECI) headquarters, demanding the...
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Oil hits 5-month high of $117 amid supply concerns
Oil climbed to its highest level in more than five months on Friday after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia raised fears that the war in West Asia could disrupt the Red Sea route Saudi Arabia has used to ship its crude around the choked Strait of Hormuz....
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Oil hits 5-month high of $117 amid supply fears
NEW DELHI: Oil climbed to its highest level in more than five months on Friday after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia raised fears that the war in West Asia could disrupt the Red Sea route Saudi Arabia has used to ship its crude around the choked Strait...
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Oil hits 5-month high of $117 amid supply fears
Oil climbed to its highest level in more than five months on Friday after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia raised fears that the war in West Asia could disrupt the Red Sea route Saudi Arabia has used to ship its crude around the choked Strait of Hormuz....
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Oil prices rise to 5-month high
Oil prices rose on Friday, with Brent crude touching its highest since early May, after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia stoked concern over further disruption to energy supplies from the Middle East where UAE authorities also reported an oil...
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THE FRENZY OF CARTOONS
‘Chhota Bheem’ reshaped Indian children’s TV. Two decades later, its fast-moving formula is an industry staple. But as cartoons grow louder and brighter, parents and researchers ask what all that stimulation leaves behind.
Read Full Story (Page 1)
‘MAIN DO GOLD MEDALS KA TARGET LEKAR AAYI THI’
For para-athlete Simran Sharma, one gold wasn’t enough. The 28-year-old visually impaired sprinter clinched two golds at the Asian Para Games in Japan, winning the women’s 200m T12 title before clocking a Games-record 12.02 seconds in the 100m. “Ek...
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LAC ‘disturbed’ by PLA’s behaviour, admits MEA
The Line of Actual Control (LAC) has been “disturbed” by the People’s Liberation Army’s (PLA) patrolling behaviour, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Friday in response to questions about a report in The Hindu on skirmishes along the LAC...
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THINK Public finance made (too) easy PAUSE BUSINESS LOUNGE MeetDeepakRaj of Yoska
Visit theseplaces to catchuponyour sleep
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Individual service exporters in a fix due to forex reporting chaos
Twenty-three days after the Reserve Bank of India’s new foreign exchange reporting regime came into force, individual consultants, freelancers and other service exporters are still being asked by some banks to fill out a complex Export Declaration Form...
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LAC ‘disturbed’ by PLA’s behaviour, admits MEA
The Line of Actual Control (LAC) has been “disturbed” by the People’s Liberation Army’s (PLA) patrolling behaviour, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Friday in response to questions about a report in The Hindu on skirmishes along the LAC...
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THE FRENZY OF CARTOONS
‘Chhota Bheem’ reshaped Indian children’s TV. Two decades later, its fast-moving formula is an industry staple. But as cartoons grow louder and brighter, parents and researchers ask what all that stimulation leaves behind.
Read Full Story (Page 1)
Far from home
The Iranians love to drag you to a party. Strangers in Afghanistan will treat you to a lavish dinner. In Madagascar, you might get to dance with the dead. In Benin, the spirits come out to play. Here’s what happens when you let locals lead the way on...
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Financial titans to converge at the BFSI Insight Summit
Key architects of India’s financial landscape — from top policymakers and regulators to fintech pioneers and market experts — will come together in Mumbai for the fifth edition of the annual Business Standard BFSI Insight Summit 2026, beginning...
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DOUBLE GOLD FOR SHEETAL; ATHLETES HELP SWELL INDIA’S MEDALS KITTY TO 88
NAGOYA: Armless archer Sheetal Devi picked up two gold medals in the space of less than two hours to reaffirm her peerless credentials, while the track-and-field contingent remained the single biggest contributor to India’s tally that swelled to 88 at...
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DOUBLE GOLD FOR SHEETAL; ATHLETES HELP SWELL INDIA’S MEDALS KITTY TO 88
NAGOYA: Armless archer Sheetal Devi picked up two gold medals in the space of less than two hours to reaffirm her peerless credentials, while the track-and-field contingent remained the single biggest contributor to India’s tally that swelled to 88 at...
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DOUBLE GOLD FOR SHEETAL; ATHLETES HELP SWELL INDIA’S MEDALS KITTY TO 88
Sheetal Devi and Toman Kumar clinched the compound mixed team gold in archery at the Asian Para Games in Nagoya on Thursday. Inset, Dilip Mahadu Gavit after he won the gold medal in the 400m T47. India ended the day with 88 medals, including 21 gold,...
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Dangerous Goods: Are rules keeping pace?
The cargo network handles everything from lithium batteries and industrial chemicals to pharma and radioactive PDWHULDOV HDFK UHTXLULQJ FODVVLÀFDWLRQ SDFNDJLQJ GRFXPHQWDWLRQ DQG KDQGOLQJ 0LVGHFODUDWLRQ FDQ HQGDQJHU workers, aircraft, vessels, and other...
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DADAVANI
In the evolution of living beings, humans are considered to be the most intelligent and sensible of all. They utilize this [intelligence] in modern fields such as science, technology, social systems, wealth creation, gaining prestige, and other forms...
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TRUMP SUSPENDS RUSSIAN OIL PENALTIES, INDIA GETS TARIFF RELIEF
In a stunning U-turn that has become emblematic of the Trump administration’s approach to trade and sanctions, US President Donald Trump has suspended new penalties targeting countries that buy Russian oil, giving India relief from the threat of...
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India brings scale & character to MICE
India's role in the global MICE landscape has shifted to an influential player. Over the past decade, the country has moved beyond simply hosting events to actively shaping how business gatherings are imagined, executed, and experienced. With...
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All-round Improvement Necessary
THE FESTIVE SEASON IS JUST ROUND THE corner, and we expect to see a big surge in the sales of new two-wheelers. This is good for the industry, but, at the same time, infrastructure development is not keeping pace with the number of new bikes and cars...
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Caste on campus
Sahil Wakode’s death by suicide at IIT Bombay reignites the debate over caste discrimination in India’s higher education institutions and highlights the need for a systemic reboot rather than incremental xes.
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COVER STORY THE WORLD’S LIVING LAB
NYC resonates with the future in its present
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GCC bets on agility amid disruption
Today, disruption has become normal — we move from one crisis to another. And in these ever-evolving geopolitical dynamics, perhaps the greatest competitive advantage is not technology, capital, or scale, but judgment — the judgment to know which...
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Asian Games
Women accounted for 14 of the 21 gold medals India won at the Aichi-nagoya Asian Games. Dissecting India’s performance across every sport
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Quantum Computing: Architecture, Access, and Open Source Tools
Aclient asked me in June whether they should buy a quantum computer. Genuine question, asked seriously, by a company that makes agricultural equipment. Someone on their board had read an article. I told them ‘No’. And then spent the next hour on the...
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WELCOME
For a few decades, all big inventions and innovations have been coming from Japan. Hold on! China is now getting ready. Laowa’s Aksen ultra- macro zoom series are breaking new ground with full frame lenses that zoom smoothly from macro to micro scales...
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RESET, REBOOT…
The $315-billion Indian IT industry is deploying a new business model as AI, protectionism and rising GCCS reshape the global technology landscape.
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Kartik Aaryan: 'Still Numb With Excitement'
KARTIK AARYAN expressed his gratitude and excitement after receiving the National Award in Gujarat, describing the moment as special and leaving him "speechless". Speaking to the media after the ceremony, Kartik thanked everyone for the honour and...
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ON THE ROAD WITH
MILIND SOMAN | GUL PANAG ADIL HUSSAIN | MANAV KAUL RANNVIJAY SINGHA PEEPAL BABA | SHIVYA NATH RAUNAQ SAHNI
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SUJÁN expands into Africa with acquisition of Chiawa Camp and Old Mondoro in Zambia
SUJÁN has announced its expansion into Africa with the acquisition of Chiawa Camp and Old Mondoro from Chiawa Safaris in Zambia, marking its first significant international expansion beyond India. Located in Lower Zambezi National Park, the two...
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Striking Back
From February to June this year, there was an explosion of labour unrest that swept central and northern India. The strikes took place in the oil, cement, power, automobile, electronics, garment, footwear, pharmaceutical, food and other sectors....
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Economics of Control
There are two ways to think about what a company stands for. For a shareholder, the easy answer is profit. Companies need to reward shareholders, invest, hire people, pay taxes, and the economy benefits along the way. The harder path for a company is...
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From The Editor-In-Chief
As the days grow a little cooler and the season begins to change, there is something special about slowing down with a warm cup of chai and a good story. Some pages make us pause, some make us think, and a few stay with us long after we have turned...
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Beyond the Drawing Board: When Design Took to the Court
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Acknowledgement/ Feedback
The article ‘Strategic Acquisitions Power the Next Chapter of India’s Life Sciences Startups’ covers the facet of M&As pretty well. - Anusha Kottapenta, Pune We really appreciate the coverage and interview with Pivot Path. - Mrinalini Mali,...
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Letter from Publisher
Dear Readers, India’s agri-economy is entering a phase where market stability, productivity, resource Hificlhncy Dnd glredl CRPSHWLWLVHNHSS DRH EHCRPLNG crlwlcdl Euslnhss LPSHRDWLVHS. FRRP sugar mills dealing with sharp price corrections to cotton...
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Special Story: Should You Invest In Gold Now?
After a record-breaking rally spanning nearly two-and-a-half years, gold has corrected by around 15 per cent from its recent peak. Investors find themselves at a crossroads: should they use the correction as an opportunity to buy, or wait for a deeper...
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The Next 20
As we celebrate 20 years of Travel + Leisure India & South Asia, we turn our gaze to what lies ahead. From the coastal charm of Dapoli and the landscapes of Jizzakh to the remote reaches of Karakalpakstan, Fukuoka’s food-filled streets, and the...
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Cover Story
Yoga expert and founder of a global online yoga school, Cathy Madeo has spent over two decades helping students build strength and confidence on the mat. This month, she opens up about her journey from student to teacher, and what real transformation...
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THE ROAD AHEAD
Sometimes, the most revealing part of an automotive show is what happens between the halls. The journey from Frankfurt to Stuttgart and Hannover offered a perspective as compelling as Automechanika and IAA Transportation themselves. On German roads,...
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Letter from Publisher
Twenty years ago, India took a defining step towards building a modern food-safety ecosystem with the enactment of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006. What began as an effort to consolidate a fragmented regulatory landscape has, over two decades,...
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28 Food & Festivity
From carbohydrates and protein to supplements, weight loss and metabolism, nutrition advice can become confusing at every stage of a woman's life. We separate popular nutrition myths from evidence-based guidance, with a closer look at what women may...
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From the Editor's Desk THE HEART OF TOMORROW: WHERE INNOVATION MEETS THE HUMAN BEAT
There are few sounds as universal as a heartbeat. Quiet, constant and often unnoticed—until something goes wrong. In cardiovascular medicine, that silence remains one of our greatest challenges. Cardiovascular disease continues to be the world’s...
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EDITOR
It seems to be the month of brands trying to reinvent themselves. Whether it be Mahindra or MG, Tesla or BMW or even Bajaj for that matter. For Mahindra, it is trying to enhance its appeal not only in India but globally. Taking on the learnings from...
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Power play
EVshave reached the stage where they aren’t new any more. They’re fully mainstream, to the extent that the ICOTY jury is considering doing away with an EV category. Even five years ago, an electric car arriving at our office was an event of sorts....
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R= DC²
It is always the unknowns that are the bigger risk than the known. One such unknown is what wiped their entire race of dinosaurs when CretaceousPaleogene – a large meteor with a 10-15 km diameter – hit our planet Earth in Mexico. Knowing more helps us...
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PROMPTS PLAYBOOK: SUPPLY CHAIN RESILIENCE FOR COOS & SUPPLY CHAIN DIRECTORS
In today’s volatile global economy, supply chain resilience has become a critical strategic imperative for COOs and Supply Chain Directors. Leveraging AI-driven prompts enables executives to efficiently analyze risk exposure, forecast disruptions,...
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Inclusion is sustainability
WE stand at a crossroads. Unsustainable growth is driving us towards climate catastrophe, while inequitable growth is fuelling increased poverty, increased marginalisation and increased anger. Our learning in India is that growth that is not affordable...
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MERCEDES-AMG E 53 HYBRID
The E 53 AMG has landed in India, its six-cylinder engine assisted by a plug-in hybrid system. Is it two years too late?
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IAF gets FOC for AEW&C ‘Netra’
June 2026, Defence Research & DHYHORSPHnW 2UJDnLVDWLRn DFKLHYHG D VLJnLfiFDnW milestone with the handing over of the Final 2SHUDWLRnDO &OHDUDnFH ()2&) FHUWLfiFDWH RI WKH Indigenous ‘Netra’ Airborne Early Warning and Control (AEW&C) system to the...
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From villages to contract killings: Emergence of dangerous Supari killers stuns Jammu
JAMMU, June 19: The sensational daylight murder of a medical shop cashier in Chandigarh has exposed a disturbing new dimension of organised crime, sending shockwaves through security and law-enforcement agencies. Investigators have uncovered what they...
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COVER IMAGE
The Cheetah and Chetak helicopters have served India with distinction for over six decades. The need for their replacement has long been acknowledged but what has been lacking is the pace of modernisation that commensurate with operational requirements.
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Indian Navy Charts a Future-Ready Course Amid Evolving Maritime Challenges
SP’s Naval Forces (SP’s): China’s latest and reportedly the most capable aircraft carrier has used its new electromagnetic catapult to successfully launch three types of aircraft, according to Chinese state media. Request your comments on the...
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