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The 18th-century British artists who turned India into a picturesque fantasy

In 1825, English artist George Chinnery left Calcutta for Macau, chased away by his disgruntled wife Marianne and his creditors. He’d been based in India for the past 23 years, having previously lived in Hyderabad and Dacca.

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India in 'regular contact' with US on trade deal, says Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agarwal

Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agarwal says India-US trade talks remain on track despite tariff shifts, as both sides stay committed to February's framework deal amid a looming Russian oil tariff bill in the US Senate.

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Started selling paneer for South Indian hotels: Class VIII dropout who took over family's failing milk business built a Rs 10,000 crore dairy empire; here's who he is

Started making paneer for South Indian hotels in the early 1990s, Sathish Kumar turned a failing family milk business into Milky Mist, one of India's most recognised dairy brands. With the company's IPO now fully subscribed and backed by Temasek, the Class VIII dropout from Erode has built what is…

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Indian bank deposits jump by $115 billion over three fortnights to record high

Indian banking system deposits have reached a record high after recent significant growth. This surge is primarily supported by dollar inflows into banks from a central bank scheme. The Reserve Bank of India's foreign-currency non-resident scheme attracted substantial foreign currency deposits. These inflows have helped boost overall banking system deposits…

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If Messi can, why can't Kohli and Rohit? Harbhajan Singh backs veterans for 2027 World Cup

Harbhajan Singh believes Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma can play in the next ODI World Cup. He stated that performance and fitness should determine player selection, not age. Messi's continued dominance at 39 serves as an example for the Indian veterans. Kohli's impact on team fitness and winning mentality is…

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Rupee slips, muted price action sinks volatility expectations to five-month low

The Indian rupee weakened a bit on Thursday, primarily influenced by dollar outflows, with derivative maturities and overseas debt repayments adding to its descent. The central bank's active interventions kept volatility in check this week. Meanwhile, Brent crude oil prices dropped amid diminished global demand, and India's trade deficit climbed…

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Left AAP as I wasn't being heard, don't care about labels: Harbhajan Singh

Harbhajan Singh explained his move from AAP to BJP citing unaddressed concerns within his former party. He felt his ideas for sports promotion were not heard by the Aam Aadmi Party leadership. Protests occurred at his home after he joined the Bharatiya Janata Party this April. Singh questioned AAP's unfulfilled…

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Tata Chairman Chandrasekaran's exit fuels concerns over power of controlling charity

N Chandrasekaran's resignation as chairman of Tata Sons highlights rising tensions with the controlling Tata Trusts, which owns 66% of the holding company. This shake-up raises alarms over potential instability within the conglomerate. Investors express unease regarding the group's capacity to pursue independent goals, especially as it navigates losses in…

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BharatBenz gets Rs 4,000 crore boost as Daimler India expands in Tamil Nadu

Daimler India Commercial Vehicles plans a significant Rs 4,000 crore investment in Tamil Nadu. This expansion will strengthen its BharatBenz brand and create approximately 400 new jobs. The investment aims to enhance product development and manufacturing capabilities for rising domestic demand.

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From 2011 cricket triumph to hockey World Cup: Paddy Upton wants India to 'arrive as champions'

Mental conditioning coach Paddy Upton stresses the need for a champion mindset before the World Cup. He highlights team dynamics and preparation for all potential obstacles. Upton drew lessons from the Paris Olympics quarterfinal against Great Britain. He also discussed the use of technology for player support and guidance. The…

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Neeraj Chopra, Gopichand launch Indian School of Coaching Excellence

Neeraj Chopra and Pullela Gopichand launched the Indian School of Coaching Excellence initiative. This program aims to develop world-class coaches through multidisciplinary development programs. It will integrate sports science, technology, and career development for coaches. The school will collaborate with government bodies and private sectors for advancement. This initiative seeks…

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India's electronics exports surge 11-fold to Rs 4.24 lakh crore, women's workforce nears 30%

India's electronics export industry has experienced a remarkable increase, soaring over elevenfold to reach Rs 4.24 lakh crore by FY2025-26. This impressive growth positions India as the second-largest mobile phone manufacturer globally, with Rs 2.59 lakh crore in exports. The sector has generated twelve lakh jobs.

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Independence Day 2026: Meet the ‘Edison of India’ who studied science from magazines and shocked the British with his inventions

Shankar Abaji Bhisey, often called the “Edison of India”, was a pioneering Indian inventor who developed his interest in science through books and magazines. Born in Bombay, he went on to work on several inventions and patents abroad, becoming one of the lesser-known figures in India’s early scientific history.

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Air India makes psychoactive substance testing mandatory for pilots after Phuket incident

Air India now mandates psychoactive substance testing for all pilots. This new internal measure enhances safety protocols beyond DGCA requirements. Previously, the airline followed DGCA rules for random testing of personnel. The Phuket incident prompted Air India to tighten its internal safety checks.

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Fourth rail line approved through strategic 'Chicken's Neck' corridor: Official

A fourth railway line has been approved for the strategically important Chicken's Neck corridor. This crucial link connects the Northeast with the rest of India. Infrastructure initiatives include a nearly 29-km double-line underground project near Bagdogra. New local train services are planned from Jogbani, Radhikapur and Balurghat soon.

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Centre asks Air India to ‘take responsibility’ after Phuket-Delhi flight scare; orders tighter dope checks: Report

The government has warned Air India to “take responsibility” for safety after the August 4 Phuket-Delhi flight scare and ordered DGCA to tighten aviation personnel’s drug-testing rules. The regulator has been asked to expand mandatory testing and impose tougher penalties for genuine drug violations while allowing more chances in medicine-related…

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RBI issues directions on fixed, floating rate loans: What changes for home, personal, MSME loans and existing borrowers

The Reserve Bank of India has proposed a new framework for loan interest rates. This framework aims to bring more uniformity and transparency to lending practices. Floating rate loans will see increased transparency and stricter reset periods. Personal and MSME loans from commercial banks must link to external benchmarks. These…

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Gukesh crumbling under pressure, needs to shut out noise: Grandmaster Hikaru Nakamura

Grandmaster Hikaru Nakamura advised D Gukesh to block out pressure and regain his form. He believes Gukesh is crumbling under expectations after his world championship win. Nakamura also sees a bright future for Indian chess with new talents emerging. He expects Gukesh, Arjun, and Praggnanandhaa to compete for the world…

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India’s July trade deficit widens to $31.98 bn from $30.43 bn in June

India’s merchandise trade deficit widened to $31.98 billion in July from $30.43 billion in June, exceeding economists’ estimate of $30.20 billion, according to a Reuters poll. Merchandise exports rose to $44.24 billion from $40.41 billion in June, but imports increased more sharply to $76.22 billion from $70.84 billion.

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FTAs to drive 30-40% growth in India’s textile exports to UK, EU over next 15 months: DMA’s Sharad Jaipuria

India's textile exports to the UK and EU are on the verge of expansion in the next fifteen months, driven by new FTAs that level the playing field with other nations. As the Indian denim sector prioritises sustainability with an emphasis on water conservation, boosting garment production capabilities and workforce…

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Chandrasekaran's successor at Tatas will have to start off with a three-way, Rs 29,000-cr tightrope walk

The new chairman of Tata Sons faces a myriad of financial hurdles and strategic choices. Air India’s transformation hinges on hefty investments and a defined route to profitability. Meanwhile, the semiconductor initiative from Tata Electronics calls for both time and sustained financial support. The third big issue involves Tata Digital’s…

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India’s workforce is using AI, but just 20% are building with it: Report

In India, a majority of learners utilize artificial intelligence tools in their daily lives. Nonetheless, the journey towards creating AI-driven solutions is still in its infancy for many. As a result, enhancing AI skills has become an essential aspect of career development. Students frequently encounter obstacles in improving their AI…

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Hidden risks of FCNR (B) deposit investment and leverage: Why high interest rates may not tell the full story

FCNR(B) deposits have become attractive to investors looking for significant returns in US dollars, largely thanks to government hedging strategies. However, experts warn that investors must be aware of currency and liquidity risks. While leverage can enhance profits, it can also lead to considerable financial losses. Additionally, taxation can bite…

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From a shoe to RBI vault: The journey of the cursed Jacob diamond

The 184.75-carat Jacob Diamond is one of the world’s largest polished diamonds and is known for its unusual journey through Hyderabad’s royal court. Believed to have originated in the Golconda region, it was acquired by jeweller Alexander Malcolm Jacob, who tried to sell it to the sixth Nizam, Mir Mahboob…

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India Inc revenues jump 22% in June quarter, ICRA says

Corporate India began fiscal year twenty twenty-seven with strong revenue growth. Aggregate revenues for listed companies rose twenty-two percent year-on-year in the June quarter. Profitability remained under pressure, with operating profit margins declining significantly. Excluding the oil sector, performance was considerably stronger with healthy profit growth.

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