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Your Grocery Bill Is 20 Percent Higher Than It Needs to Be: The Exact Budgeting and Savings Fix

Chanakya Knew Your Kitchen Was Leaking MoneyChanakya wrote in the Arthashastra that a household that does not account for small expenditures will find large ones impossible to control. He was writing about state treasury, but the principle maps exactly onto a monthly grocery run. The 20 percent overcharge on your…

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5 Household Budget Hacks Indian Middle-Class Families Use to Save ₹5,000 More Every Month

Buy Whole, Not Processed, and Let the Kitchen Do the MathA 500g packet of pre-cut, pre-washed salad at a supermarket costs roughly three times what the same weight of loose vegetables costs at your local sabzi mandi. The convenience markup is real, and it compounds across every aisle. Switching to…

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The Bengali Style of Dressing That Has Shaped Indian Fashion More Than Any Instagram Trend

The Drape That Never Asked for PermissionYou have seen it in black-and-white photographs of Rabindranath Tagore's Shantiniketan. A woman in a plain cotton sari, the pallu brought over the left shoulder, no blouse underneath, the fabric falling without ceremony. No petticoat stiffening the silhouette. No pin holding the pleats in…

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Fashion Rental Is Growing in These Indian Cities, Here Is Why It Is Actually Working

The Cities Where Rental Has Critical MassMumbai, Bengaluru, and Delhi account for the bulk of active fashion rental transactions in India, and the reasons are structural rather than cultural. Mumbai has the highest concentration of destination weddings, film-adjacent events, and corporate parties that demand one-time outfits. Bengaluru's large salaried tech…

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What Long-Distance Love in India Really Tests: Trust, Longing, and the Limits of Commitment

The Trust That Has No Body to ReadYou know how to read him. You know the particular way his voice drops when he is tired versus when he is pulling away. You know that he goes quiet after a hard day, not because he is angry, but because words cost…

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The Partition Museum in Amritsar Is the One Place in India That Should Stop You Cold

The Wall Does Not Let You Stay a TouristThe Partition Museum sits on Town Hall Chowk in Amritsar, and it does not announce itself the way the Golden Temple does. There is no gold. No single luminous point drawing crowds forward. You walk in, and the first thing you encounter…

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5 Dark and Historical Tourism Sites in India That Are Genuinely Uncomfortable to Visit

Cellular Jail, Port Blair, Andaman IslandsThe British built Cellular Jail between 1896 and 1906 specifically to break people. The architecture was designed for isolation, 693 individual cells arranged in seven radiating wings so that no prisoner could see another. Political detainees sent here under the colonial penal system included Bal…

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Cellular Jail in Port Blair Is the Dark Tourism Site Every Indian Should Visit Once

The building does not let you be a touristThe first thing you notice at Cellular Jail is that the corridors are narrow. Not dramatically narrow, not narrow in a way that photographs convey, narrow in the way that makes your shoulders tighten, that makes you aware of your own body…

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Blood Sugar Fluctuations Without Diabetes Are Still Quietly Damaging Your Brain

The spike-crash cycle your report calls normalA fasting glucose of 95 mg/dL looks fine on paper. But if that number climbs to 160 after a meal and drops to 72 two hours later, the brain is absorbing a punishment the report never records. Each spike triggers a surge of insulin.…

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India calls for urgent UNSC reforms, greater Global South representation at UN debate

India advocates for urgent UN Security Council reforms to reflect current global realities. The nation seeks expanded membership, especially for developing countries in the Global South. Discussions on working methods must integrate broader reform clusters and the veto issue. Transparency and equal access to information are crucial for all members.…

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US religious freedom body seeks sanctions against RSS, no high-level meetings with its leaders

A US advisory body urged sanctions against the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. Officials asked the US government to avoid high-level meetings with RSS leaders. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is a member of the RSS organization. RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat plans to visit the United States soon. India rejected the US commission's…

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Ukraine war briefing: Russia running on imported gasoline, government confirms

Indian shipment arrives as Ukrainian strike campaign forces reversal of petroleum flow; Kyiv under missile attack. What we know on day 1,639

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Stocks in news: Hyundai Motor India, BSE, HEG, Hexaware Tech and Oil India

Indian equity markets extended their losing streak to a seventh consecutive session, with the Nifty50 closing lower at 24,078.30. Key corporate developments are expected to influence Thursday's trade, including Hyundai Motor India's planned price increase, Aditya Infotech's fundraising approval, and BSE's agreement with MSCI for index futures and options. Other…

The Economic Times

India ramps up aid to Palestine, signs MoU for 200-bed super-speciality hospital

NEW DELHI: With India looking to ramp up its development assistance to Palestine, both sides Wednesday announced signing of an MoU for construction of a 200-bed Indian Super-Speciality Hospital in Palestine which will include modern medical facilities and a trauma centre.

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Mehul Choksi’s lawyer Vijay Aggarwal arrested in London and in prison accused of sexual assault

LONDON: Indian criminal lawyer Vijay Aggarwal, who represents fugitive diamond businessman Mehul Choksi, has been arrested in London and is in jail charged with four sexual assault offences on two women. His personal assistant, Manpreet Kaur, is also in jail charged with intentionally encouraging the commission of two offences.

The Economic Times

ET World Leaders Forum: It's time for Indian cos to scale across global markets with Dubai as the base

Indian companies have long played a major role in Dubai’s economy, with nearly 82,000 active Indian businesses registered with the Dubai Chamber of Commerce by end-2025. Rising bilateral trade and the India-UAE CEPA are deepening ties, while Dubai’s infrastructure, capital, talent and connectivity offer Indian firms a platform for global…

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Hit Ctrl + R on government tech shopping

Government procurement must adapt to rapid technological change. Specifications should focus on performance and outcomes, not specific technologies. This approach fosters competition and ensures access to the best available innovations. Regularly updated and flexible frameworks are essential for government agencies. Such changes will strengthen domestic industry and drive technological advancement.

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Manav Sutra: Suthar’s 10-for powers India past Sri Lanka and offers a glimpse of his craft

Manav Suthar secured ten wickets in the final Test match. His consistent bowling troubled Sri Lankan batsmen throughout the game. Suthar's skill and variations proved effective on the Galle pitch. KL Rahul and Gary Kirsten praised his Test match capabilities. India has found a promising spin bowling prospect for the…

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Concerns about Tighter Global Supplies Underpin Sugar Prices

October NY world sugar #11 (SBV26 ) closed up +0.08 (+0.46%) on Wednesday, and October London ICE white sugar #5 (SWV26 ) closed up +2.70 (+0.50%). Sugar prices extended this week’s rally on Wednesday, with NY sugar posting a 15-month high and London sugar posting a 16-month high. The prospects...

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Capital gains tax on FPIs comes in the way of India’s ambition to become a global investment hub

India faces a policy choice regarding capital gains tax on foreign portfolio investors. Removing this tax could significantly lower India's cost of capital. This change would attract more foreign investment and foster faster economic expansion. India currently taxes foreign investors on a source basis, unlike competitors. Abolishing this tax signals…

The Economic Times

India aiming for $100 billion gems and jewellery exports by 2040: Commerce Secretary

India has set an ambitious target of reaching USD 100 billion in gems and jewellery exports by 2040. Achieving this goal hinges on innovative practices, exceptional design leadership, and substantial value addition. A collaborative effort between government bodies and industry leaders aims to transform this sector, with a focus on…

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FIH World Cup: Harmanpreet, Abhishek's brace help India to continue its dominance over Pakistan

India secured a 5-3 victory over Pakistan in a high-voltage FIH World Cup match. Harmanpreet Singh and Abhishek scored two goals each for the winning side. This win extended India's decade-long unbeaten streak against their arch-rivals. The result also ended Pakistan's campaign in the ongoing tournament. India and England advanced…

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India must turn Chinese investment into trade leverage

India grapples with a persistent trade imbalance with China, a significant structural challenge. Embracing Chinese investment presents a strategic chance to recalibrate this economic dynamic. This strategy seeks to cultivate mutual dependence and fortify India's interests. As India diversifies its trading partners and investment avenues, pragmatic policies can draw Chinese…

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FSSAI inspects Pernod Ricard plant, collects whisky samples in wider industry probe

Pernod Ricard's Bengaluru plant was inspected by India's food safety regulator, with officials collecting liquor samples and seeking documents as part of heightened scrutiny of the country's alcohol sector. Sources said the company was asked to improve hygiene and correct recycled-plastic markings, though no adverse findings have been issued against…

The Economic Times

FSSAI revokes order against USL's flavoured spirit produced at Baramati plant

Food regulator FSSAI has revoked its order concerning United Spirits' Baramati unit product. This revocation follows discussions and engagement between the company and the food authority. United Spirits had challenged the initial order before the Bombay High Court earlier. The company maintained its product labels were compliant with Indian regulatory…

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