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Can Anyone Stop the God of Death? This Lord Hanuman Story Says Yes

Lord Hanuman is worshipped as the symbol of strength, courage, wisdom, and unwavering devotion. While many know about his role in the Ramayana, there are several lesser-known stories that reveal the extraordinary power of his devotion to Lord Rama. One such legend tells of a moment when even Yama, the…

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D-St set for a negative opening as GIFT Nifty signals weak start

Domestic equities declined as broad-based selling persisted across sectors. India VIX surged, reflecting heightened market volatility and investor fear. Analysts expect sideways trading with a negative bias due to global tensions. Foreign portfolio investors were net sellers, impacting market sentiment negatively. The Indian rupee fell to a two-month low as…

The Economic Times

Cockroach Movement Protests Explained as India's Youth Revolt Over Exam Leaks and Modi's Response

The Cockroach Janta Party, sparked by a leaked exam paper, has led to India's largest youth protest in a decade, demanding education reforms and ministerial resignations amid rising tensions and violence.

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Lalit Modi says his home will remain London but he will now visit India after winning tribunal

Lalit Modi announced his return to India after SAFEMA tribunal cleared penalties. He will apply for an OCI card as he surrendered his Indian passport. Modi claimed he fled India due to threats from Dawood Ibrahim. He stated he has won all his legal cases in India. Modi will continue…

The Times of India

Paper leaks are the symptom, the jobs gold rush is the disease

India's economy features a limited number of well-paying jobs and many low-wage positions. Young people pursue selective education and government roles, seeking better opportunities. This intense competition mirrors a gold rush, wasting significant human resources. The system's flaws, not just exam leaks, breed inequality and underdevelopment. Investing in universal, quality…

The Economic Times

Improved Monsoon Rains in India Undercut Sugar Prices

October NY world sugar #11 (SBV26 ) on Wednesday closed down -0.14 (-0.94%), and October London ICE white sugar #5 (SWV26 ) closed down -4.60 (-0.98%). Sugar prices settled lower on Wednesday as India’s monsoon rains continue to improve. India’s Meteorological Department reported on Wednesday that India’s cumulative monsoon rainfall...

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China ready to properly handle sensitive issues with India: Foreign Minister Wang Yi

China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi expressed readiness to manage sensitive issues with India. He met with External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on the sidelines of ASEAN meetings. Both nations aim to strengthen economic and cultural cooperation and maintain high-level exchanges. They will also enhance coordination within the BRICS framework for…

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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 launched in India: Check price, AI features, camera and key specifications

Samsung has launched its new Galaxy Z Fold 8 smartphone in India. This device features a lighter design and an upgraded display. It also includes advanced AI capabilities and improved camera performance. The Galaxy Z Fold 8 is available in multiple storage and color options. Sales for this new foldable…

The Economic Times

$Gen Z marks the rot: NEET protests mark a deep socioeconomic grievance, and fractured employment system$

Gen Z marks the rot: NEET protests mark a deep socioeconomic grievance, and fractured employment system

Gen Z faces a prosperity collapse, unlike previous generations in India. This shared economic grievance fosters solidarity among young people across the nation. Current protests reflect this discontent, focusing on jobs and opportunities. The dynastic elite ignores these profound socioeconomic issues and their consequences. This generational dissent will persist until…

The Economic Times

Balen ends envoy snub amid protests, to meet India & China ambassadors

Nepal PM to hold one-on-one talks with both envoys on same day

The Times of India

Why ISRO's loss is India's gain

India's space sector witnessed significant private and public sector developments recently. Skyroot Aerospace launched the nation's first privately built rocket, Vikram-1. Concurrently, about one hundred scientists resigned from ISRO, India's space agency. This talent shift signifies the success of the government's liberalization policy for the sector. Such movements highlight the…

The Economic Times

Govt aims to double food processing level to 2% over next five years: Chirag Paswan

India plans to double its food processing level to twenty-five percent within five years. This ambitious goal follows significant reforms implemented over the past twelve years. The government views food processing as a priority sector for national economic growth. Various schemes are actively supporting micro and large food processing enterprises.…

The Economic Times

Indian seamless pipe manufactures add USD 1.4 bn in forex annually: Industry body

Indian seamless pipe manufacturers contribute USD 1.4 billion annually in foreign exchange. This significant contribution comes from import substitution and overseas sales of made-in-India products. Domestic companies now produce critical seamless pipes previously imported, saving millions each year. Exports of these specialized pipes also add substantially to the nation's earnings.…

The Economic Times

Satcom set to play a transformative role; opportunities ahead vast: Trai Chairman

Satellite communications will expand seamless connectivity across India. This technology will support strategic areas and bridge the digital divide. India's space economy is projected to grow significantly by 2030. New ventures reflect rapid private participation and innovation in the space sector. Agile policy frameworks and collaboration will drive technological advancement…

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Sugar Prices Tumble as India’s Monsoon Rains Improve

October NY world sugar #11 (SBV26 ) today is down -0.19 (-1.28%), and October London ICE white sugar #5 (SWV26 ) is down -5.20 (-1.11%). Sugar prices are under pressure today as India’s monsoon rains continue to improve. India’s Meteorological Department reported today that India’s cumulative monsoon rainfall was 19%...

The Economic Times

Sona Comstar to form 2 JVs with Japanese Denso Corp for electric, hybrid powertrain systems

Sona Comstar and DENSO Corporation are forming two joint ventures for electric and hybrid powertrain systems. These partnerships will focus on solutions for four-wheelers and larger vehicle applications. Another venture will develop systems for electric and hybrid two- and three-wheelers. The companies aim to build scalable and cost-efficient advanced electric…

The Economic Times

Tariff hike by US will only increase drug prices: Dr Reddy's CEO

US tariff increases on generic medicines will lead to higher drug prices in India. Dr Reddy's Laboratories CEO Erez Israeli stated relocation to the US is impractical. The company will observe evolving situations without taking immediate special actions. Additional costs are anticipated due to the proposed tariff changes. Partnerships and…

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The Secret Ingredient Isn't A Spice, It's The Vessel

Have you ever wondered why your grandmother's dal never tastes quite the same when you cook it in a modern non stick pan? Or why restaurant biryani has a depth of flavor that is hard to recreate at home? The answer often lies in something we rarely think about, the…

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Homegrown beverage brand Maaza completes 50 years

Maaza, a Coca-Cola India mango beverage, marked its 50th anniversary and National Mango Day. The Department of Posts released a special cover honouring farmers for their vital contributions. Coca-Cola reiterated its commitment to farmers through Project Unnati for sustainable practices. This initiative helps farmers nearly double their per-acre yields significantly.…

The Economic Times

PRISM's premium hotel push emerges as next leg of India growth ahead of IPO

PRISM is increasingly focusing on company-serviced and premium hospitality in India. Its company-serviced hotel network grew significantly, becoming a key business driver. These hotels contributed nearly half of India's Gross Booking Value in nine months. This shift aligns with a broader trend in India's fragmented hotel market. The company now…

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10 Best Places to Visit in India During the Monsoon

The monsoon season in India, usually from June to September, brings a fresh charm that cannot be experienced during any other time of the year. The dry hills turn green, rivers become full, waterfalls flow with great force, and cool breezes replace the summer heat. For travelers who enjoy nature,…

The Economic Times

Samsung to select 100 teams in India in the next phase of innovation, education challenge

Samsung's innovation competition will select one hundred Indian teams for further evaluation. These teams will receive mentorship and expert guidance after submitting their ideas. The top four teams will receive incubation grants totaling two crore rupees. This initiative has reached thousands of students across one hundred thirty-five cities. The program…

The Economic Times

No nation or grouping can tackle global volatility alone: S Jaishankar at India-ASEAN FMs' meet

Global turbulence stresses supply chains, energy, food, and health security. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar highlighted this volatility at the India-ASEAN meeting. He emphasized that no single nation can manage these disruptions alone. Deeper cooperation between India and ASEAN is vital for de-risking and diversifying. Both entities are optimistic about…

The Times of India

From oil to atoms: Donald Trump to open nuclear door to Saudis

The Trump White House is set to announce a significant nuclear cooperation deal with Saudi Arabia. This agreement allows for extensive civilian nuclear cooperation and uranium enrichment on Saudi soil. Critics express concerns about nuclear proliferation and regional security implications. The US administration argues this approach counters Russian and Chinese…

The Economic Times

Bharat Forge, Flying Whales ink MoU to manufacture heavy-lift airships in India

Bharat Forge Limited and Flying Whales will jointly develop advanced airships. This partnership aims to build indigenous capabilities for India's defence needs. The LCA60T airship will transport sixty tonnes of cargo with vertical take-off. These airships offer new possibilities for military logistics and disaster response. The collaboration will create high-technology…

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