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Worst gap since GFC: Inflation is hurting poor and elderly more than middle NZ

Analysis: Four years ago, a sharp hike in interest rates hit mortgaged swing voters – but this time, it’s different

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Misir Besra arrested: CPI (Maoist) politburo member wanted in 141 cases held in Jharkhand

Misir Besra, a senior CPI (Maoist) politburo member carrying a reward of over Rs 1 crore and wanted in 141 cases, has been arrested from Jharkhand's Dhanbad district, police said. Two other Maoists were also held during the operation, while 16 Maoists, including members carrying combined rewards, surrendered before Jharkhand…

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IUML's double standards exposed on Waqf Board stand, alleges CPI(M)

CPI(M) state secretary M V Govindan accused the IUML of double standards regarding Waqf Board appointments. He alleged the UDF government is aligning with BJP policies and weakening secularism. Govindan stated the government abandoned the previous LDF stance on the Waqf Amendment Act. He criticized the Chief Minister's claims about…

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'Come debate NEET in Parliament': BJP Chief Nitin Nabin issues open challenge to Rahul Gandhi, Opposition

The Bharatiya Janata Party has challenged the opposition to debate student issues in Parliament. BJP leaders allege that opposition parties are avoiding discussions to hide their duplicity. The government is committed to addressing youth concerns and ensuring strict punishment for paper leak culprits. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has assured swift…

The Economic Times

'India needs you, not in suffering, but in service': Opposition MPs urge Activist Sonam Wangchuk to end fast

Opposition MPs met Sonam Wangchuk, urging him to end his hunger strike. They assured him that examination irregularities would be raised in Parliament. The MPs expressed full support for the students' movement and its cause. They requested Wangchuk to withdraw his fast for the nation's benefit. Parliamentarians promised to seek…

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Rajeev Chandrasekhar accuses CPI(M), IUML of spreading fear over Waqf Act

Kerala BJP president Rajeev Chandrasekhar has accused the CPI(M) and the IUML of spreading "fear and misinformation" over the amended Waqf law, asserting that the issue concerns the rule of law rather than religion. His remarks come after the Kerala High Court observed that the State Waqf Board did not…

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YouTuber arrested again for posting defamatory videos targeting Congress leader

A YouTuber was arrested again for allegedly posting defamatory social media content. Rajan Joseph was arrested by Adoor police for fresh defamatory videos. He was previously arrested and released on bail last week. Police stated a fresh video targeting the complainant was uploaded on bail day. Efforts are underway to…

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CPI(M) leader Mani cites lack of vision of UDF govt as reason for power crisis in Kerala

Senior CPI(M) leader M M Mani criticised the UDF government's vision for addressing the power crisis. He stated that Kerala has never met its power demand independently. Mani claimed that sufficient power purchase agreements were not made by the current administration. This comes after the Electricity Minister cited low rainfall…

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CPI Comes In Cool: Why It Could Revive These 3 Rate-Sensitive Stocks

June's cooler-than-expected CPI report eased rate-hike odds, benefiting rate-sensitive stocks. See why D.R. Horton, Realty Income, and Sofi Technologies could gain from the shift.

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Vizhinjam: Satheesan accuses previous LDF of waiving Rs 219 cr penalty

Kerala Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan rejected allegations regarding the Vizhinjam port stake transfer. He stated the government has not yet decided on the proposed share transfer. The Chief Minister accused the previous LDF government of waiving a Rs 219 crore penalty. This penalty was for delays in the Vizhinjam Seaport…

The Economic Times

Day 24 of CJP protest: Wangchuk loses 8.2 kg as fast enters 16th day; 'lives at stake', says Dipke

Educator Sonam Wangchuk has lost significant weight during his hunger strike. His health is deteriorating as the protest enters its sixteenth day. The Cockroach Janta Party urges the government to address protesters' demands promptly. Political parties have visited the protest site to express solidarity and support. The CJP continues to…

The Economic Times

Huge Earnings, Inflation Data and Other Key Things to Watch this Week

Markets face one of the year's most important weeks as Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh delivers his inaugural semi-annual monetary policy testimony before Congress on July 14 and 15.

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Prescription Drug Prices Fell in May CPI, But Hospital Services Rose—What Seniors Should Know

Inflation doesn’t affect every healthcare expense the same way, and the latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) is proof. In May, the cost of prescription drugs...

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Why Inflation Data on July 14 Could Shift Retirement and Bond Planning

The July 14 inflation report could become a major moment for retirees, near-retirees, and anyone who relies on bonds for stability. The Consumer Price Index, or CPI, from the Bureau of Labor Statistics can shape expectations about interest rates, purchasing power, and the future path of fixed-income investments.

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June CPI: Cooling Inflation Puts Rate Hikes on Hold for Now

The June CPI shows inflation cooled as energy prices declined, and the data give the Federal Reserve breathing room on interest rates.

The Economic Times

Suspend Wayanad tunnel work pending fresh study: Congress leader; CPI(M) says it shouldn't be derailed

A senior Congress leader demanded a halt to the tunnel project pending a new environmental study. Recent Wayanad landslides claimed six lives at the proposed tunnel construction site. The government stated the project would not be abandoned but safety is paramount. A detailed examination will determine the reasons behind the…

The Economic Times

CPI(M) accuses UDF govt of 'politicising' Wayanad landslide tragedy, blames administrative lapses

The CPI(M) accused the UDF government of politicizing the Wayanad landslide tragedy. Contradictory statements by ministers and officials undermined public confidence and exposed administrative lapses. The party alleged delays in precautionary measures contributed to the disaster's occurrence. It also criticized media for defending the government through narratives. The government should…

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Government should review its stand on keeping Ram Temple Trust outside preview of RTI says CPI(M) MP John Brittas

CPI(M) MP John Brittas has urged the Centre to reconsider its stance that the Shri Ram Janambhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust is not a public authority under the RTI Act. Citing the Trust's government-backed formation and ongoing official representation, Brittas argued for transparency and public accountability. He highlighted the Trust's administration…

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CPI(M) alleges IAS officer's removal as Vizhinjam MD was to benefit Adani

The CPI(M) has accused the Kerala government of facilitating Adani Group's interests by removing IAS officer Divya S Iyer from the Vizhinjam port project. Leaders allege her transfer, soon after the new government took office, aimed to benefit Adani in a proposed stake sale to MSC. They demand Chief Minister…

The Economic Times

Day 15 of CJP protest: Fasting Wangchuk's health worsens; 'Why Pradhan not sacked yet,' Dipke asks

Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk is on his seventh day of a hunger strike, reportedly losing significant weight as his health declines. The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) is demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over alleged exam irregularities, holding the government responsible for Wangchuk's well-being. Meanwhile, student protesters…

The Economic Times

Kerala may lose over Rs 2,000 crore if it exits PM SHRI scheme: Education Minister Samsudheen

Kerala faces a potential loss exceeding Rs 2,000 crore by withdrawing from the Centre's PM SHRI scheme, as the prior LDF government's agreement restricts unilateral exit. The state could forfeit Rs 1,000 crore for schools and risk other education funds. The current government is working to resolve issues stemming from…

The Economic Times

Opposition cites former editor's passport, voter roll ordeal to target Centre

A former editor's passport renewal stalled after his name was removed from West Bengal's electoral rolls, sparking outrage from opposition parties. Congress, TMC, and CPI(M) leaders decried the incident as a sign of eroding citizen rights, linking it to the controversial Special Intensive Revision exercise. They argue this disenfranchises vulnerable…

The Economic Times

CPI(M) Polit Bureau to discuss poll defeats in Kerala, West Bengal

The CPI(M) Polit Bureau is set to dissect the party's significant electoral setbacks in Kerala and West Bengal. General Secretary MA Baby highlighted the "extraordinary setback" in Kerala despite welfare initiatives and the historic BJP victory in West Bengal. Discussions at various party levels have culminated in a report now…

The Economic Times

INDIA 'janbandhan' for national polls, will overcome Shah's challenge of splitting parties: Ramesh

Congress leader Jairam Ramesh asserts the INDIA bloc is united for national elections with a constructive agenda, dismissing Home Minister Amit Shah's alleged attempts to fracture opposition parties. Despite setbacks like the TMC split and Shiv Sena (UBT) defections, Ramesh expressed confidence in overcoming challenges. He highlighted Rahul Gandhi's Yatras…

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PM SHRI protest turns tense as police use water cannons on CPI activists near Kerala Assembly

Police deployed water cannons on CPI student and youth activists protesting the PM SHRI scheme outside the Kerala Assembly. Former minister K Rajan was addressing the gathering when the incident occurred. The CPI-affiliated groups demand the state government withdraw from the scheme, which the previous LDF government had agreed to.

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