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India's semiconductor sector draws USD 1.4 bn funding, half of it since 2025

India's semiconductor industry has successfully garnered USD 1.4 billion in equity financing from various enterprises, with almost half of this amount secured since 2025, illustrating remarkable growth in a short period. The upcoming SEMICON India 2026 will unite global leaders to explore this thriving ecosystem, with Bengaluru standing out as…

The Economic Times · Sep 13

Over 500 child labourers rescued in Bengaluru during special operation

A coordinated effort by City Police led to the rescue of 529 child labourers in a far-reaching operation. The initiative involved surprise inspections at over 6,000 locations, culminating in 105 cases filed against employers for illegal child labour. This collaborative effort with labour inspectors drives home the importance of safeguarding…

The Economic Times · Sep 13

Karnataka seeks bigger ExxonMobil footprint in Bengaluru, eyes skilling and startup tie-ups

Karnataka's Home Minister met with ExxonMobil to discuss expanding their Bengaluru operations. Discussions focused on skilling, startup support, and joint innovation initiatives. The state recently approved significant investment projects creating many new jobs. These projects include aerospace, electronics, and IT space development. Toyota Kirloskar Motor will also establish a business…

The Economic Times · Sep 13

IAF Commanders' meet focuses on air force's operational capabilities

The IAF Training Command held its annual conference in Bengaluru. Commanders focused on aligning training with strategic objectives for enhanced capabilities. Discussions included future acquisition plans and Agniveervayu induction policies. Senior officials presented initiatives to overcome challenges and achieve training goals. Air Force Station Yelahanka received the 'Pride of the…

The Economic Times · Sep 12

₹2.5 lakh salary but 84% vanishes before month starts: 29-year-old married Bengaluru professional shares what looks like a story of every third corporate worker

Despite a monthly income of ₹2.5 lakh, a Bengaluru professional finds himself under financial pressure due to hefty EMIs and credit card payments. His prior spending on renovations and a wedding has accumulated significant debt. Financial advisors propose establishing boundaries to manage his finances more effectively. In search of relief,…

The Economic Times · Sep 12

India's ABC Programme Promises to Control Stray Dog Populations, Here Is Where Sterilisation Fails

What the ABC Programme Actually MandatesThe Animal Birth Control (ABC) Rules, first notified in 2001 and significantly revised in 2023, require every municipal body in India to sterilise and vaccinate free-roaming dogs, return them to their original location, and maintain ward-level records. The programme does not permit culling, the Supreme…

Times Life · Sep 12

Keratosis Pilaris: Those Rough Bumps on Your Arms Are Not Dirt and Scrubbing Only Makes Them Worse

What Those Bumps Actually AreKeratosis pilaris is a follicular condition in which keratin, the protein that forms your hair and nails, builds up inside individual hair follicles and plugs them. The result is a cluster of small, rough bumps, usually on the upper arms, thighs, or cheeks, that feel like…

Times Life · Sep 12

Gold rate today (September 11, 2026): Check 24k, 22k, 20k, 18k gold jewellery prices from IBJA, Malabar Gold & Diamonds, Joyalukkas, Kalyan Jewellers and Tanishq

Gold and silver prices fell on Friday, September 11, 2026, as fluctuations in the global market took their toll. The release of strong US PPI data heightened expectations of a Federal Reserve rate increase, putting further strain on precious metals. Heightened geopolitical issues compounded the situation, leading to price cuts…

The Economic Times · Sep 11

What the Shingles Vaccine Prevents and Why Every Indian Over 50 Should Ask About It

Shingles is a nerve disease, not a skin diseaseMost people who get shingles remember the rash. What they do not forget is the pain that follows it, a condition called post-herpetic neuralgia, where damaged nerve fibres keep firing long after the skin has cleared. This can last months. In some…

Times Life · Sep 11

MoS Shobha Karandlaje opens Bengaluru MSME technology centre to train 10,000 annually

In Bengaluru, a new Technology Centre has been launched with the goal of training 10,000 individuals each year. This facility is dedicated to enhancing electronics system design and manufacturing skills for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs). With comprehensive training and production assistance, this centre aims to significantly uplift the…

The Economic Times · Sep 10