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Yes Bank makes bond market comeback years after AT1 write-off

Yes Bank is preparing its first dollar bond issuance since its 2020 AT1 debt write-off, planning a benchmark-sized three-year note. The move follows a turnaround, ratings upgrades and Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group’s 2025 stake purchase. Strong foreign-currency deposit inflows and RBI measures have also boosted Indian lenders’ overseas borrowing activity.

The Economic Times

Festive season hiring expected to generate up to 2.7 lakh gig jobs: Report

India’s festive season is expected to create 2.5-2.7 lakh temporary and gig jobs, with hiring projected to rise 15-20%, Adecco India said. E-commerce, logistics, quick commerce, retail and BFSI will lead demand, with 45% coming from tier-II and III cities.

The Economic Times

From kirana to currency: Small towns are scrambling for dollars

Small towns now lead India's foreign exchange demand, surpassing major cities. This shift indicates rising prosperity and global lifestyle choices among their residents. Consumers from these areas are increasingly spending on international travel and education. This trend reflects a significant evolution in India's domestic consumption patterns. The financialization and digital…

The Economic Times

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Praggnanandhaa draws with Aronian; remains joint 2nd with 3.5 pts

Indian Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa secured another draw against Levon Aronian in the Sinquefield Cup. He remains in joint second place with 3.5 points as the tournament nears its end. Wesley So of the United States holds the sole lead with four points after his draw. Anish Giri was the only…

The Economic Times

Sania Mirza joins Terra-Invest to Co-Lead future health and sports investments

Sania Mirza has joined Terra-Invest as a co-leader for key investment areas. She will focus on longevity, preventative health, and the sports economy. Mirza brings an operator's perspective to the firm's existing portfolio. Her expertise stems from a decorated two-decade tennis career and entrepreneurial ventures. Terra-Invest believes health and sport…

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Was the Ghoonghat Really Part of Ancient Hindu Culture?

Why do many Indian women cover their heads in some families and religious settings, while others never follow the practice? Is it an ancient religious rule? Or did different social customs develop at different points in Indian history? This question has recently sparked debate after a viral discussion about ghoonghat,…

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India's solar module capacity surges, but upstream manufacturing lags: NITI Aayog

India's solar cell and module manufacturing capacity has grown significantly. However, the nation still imports essential upstream components like polysilicon. China dominates global photovoltaic manufacturing, supplying most of India's imports. India's solar capacity is expanding, requiring greater domestic component production. Expanding from polysilicon to cell manufacturing is critical for future…

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Birth certificate for NRIs: Why this document matters more than ever

India's birth certificate has become an indispensable document for its citizens. Recent regulations stipulate that birth registrations are mandatory for obtaining passports and various services. This alteration especially affects Non-Resident Indians facing challenges with overseas births. Any delayed registrations will now necessitate approval from a judicial authority or magistrate. Thus,…

The Economic Times

How a 19th-century estate agent offered 3D property ‘walkthroughs’ before the dawn of the photography age

If you’re thinking about moving house or just feeling nosy about your neighbours, your first port of call may be an online property marketing site: Rightmove and Zoopla in the UK, Zillow in the US or Magic Bricks in India.

The Conversation

India temple stampede kills seven women after electricity pole collapses

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The Independent UK

At least seven killed in stampede at Hindu temple in India

Panic reportedly broke out among thousands of worshippers after rumours that an electricity pole had fallen on devotees.

Euronews

Did PLA block Indian Army patrols, Owaisi asks NDA govt

Asaduddin Owaisi questioned the government regarding the China border situation. He asked if the PLA blocked army patrols from accessing certain areas. Owaisi also inquired if the PLA destroyed temporary structures in Indian territory. He questioned if the government is hiding border issues from the public. The AIMIM president stressed…

The Economic Times

Kerala: Vizhinjam International seaport to begin full-scale export-import operations from August 18

Vizhinjam International Seaport will begin full export-import operations on August 18. This marks a significant step for Kerala's maritime and economic development. The state government will also launch Mission Samudra for port-led industrial growth. This initiative aims to develop Vizhinjam as a major economic hub. The port's transition to a…

The Economic Times

At least seven women killed in stampede caused by falling electric pole at Indian temple

Thousands of Hindu devotees arrived in trains for Monday prayers, overwhelming security arrangements

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RBI cuts FX swap window short after NRI deposits cross $50 billion

The Reserve Bank of India shortened its zero-cost FX swap facility for banks. This action followed substantial foreign deposit inflows from non-resident Indians. Policymakers also considered domestic liquidity effects and fundraising costs. The overseas fundraising supported the rupee, which had reached record lows earlier. These measures have bolstered foreign exchange…

The Economic Times

Inside India's post-Sindoor defence overhaul: Bigger budgets, new formations and record exports

Operation Sindoor tested India's military capabilities against Pakistan in May 2025. The nation has since focused on enhancing its defense systems and strategic partnerships. New indigenous technologies and expanded defense production are key developments. India is also strengthening its cyber defenses and intelligence gathering capabilities. These efforts aim to bolster…

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The Speak Easy

Late Checkout is housed in a 1970s textile mill in Mumbai, India. It offers European flavours, Japanese techniques and a menu built on balance. Old meets new is the cocktail game, crafted by Nikhil Rathod, who leads the beverage programme at Late Checkout.

The Economic Times

India's power system just passed a historic tipping point

India’s clean energy capacity has crossed fossil-fuel capacity for the first time, with 331.7 GW of clean capacity versus 302 GW of fossil-fuel capacity, according to Ember and Global Energy Monitor data. However, coal still dominates electricity generation, supplying around 70% of India’s power, because coal plants can operate continuously…

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India envoy hopes Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman visits Delhi ‘much sooner’

Indian envoy Dinesh Trivedi emphasized dialogue for resolving bilateral challenges between neighbors. He expressed hope that Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's India visit should occur much sooner. Uncertainty surrounds the proposed visit amid recent strains in bilateral ties. Officials have been in contact for weeks, seeking a propitious environment for the…

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SIDBI backing is a ‘huge stamp of credibility’ for Cedar Hill Capital: Sahil Anand

SIDBI’s backing of Cedar Hill Capital’s fund marks a strong vote of confidence in its strategy of investing in AI-first enterprise FinTech, Managing Partner Sahil Anand says.

Newslaundry

Independent India needs an independent press

India’s freedom struggle was also a fight for a free press. From Tilak and Gandhi to Ambedkar and Azad, newspapers helped Indians challenge colonial power and shape political thought.

The Economic Times

India should bring back fuel with lower blend of ethanol, chief economic adviser says

CEA suggests offering a lower ethanol fuel blend. This move aims to address widespread consumer anger over the E20 fuel policy. Many car owners have voiced concerns about vehicle performance and potential damage. The adviser noted issues with older vehicles and rubber seals not rated for ethanol. New Delhi should…

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Why Is This Shakti Peeth Outside Modern India?

What if one of the most fascinating Shakti Peeth traditions takes you far beyond the borders of modern India? Near the sacred Mansarovar region, close to Mount Kailash, Hindu tradition identifies a Shakti Peeth known as Manas Shakti Peeth. The story connects this sacred place with Goddess Sati and one…

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High on confidence, Indian women's team eyes big win over South Africa

India aims for a top-two Pool D finish in their second World Cup match. They face South Africa after a confident draw against China. A win will boost qualification hopes and provide momentum for future games. Coach Sjoerd Marijne emphasizes maintaining momentum and avoiding complacency. India seeks to improve ball…

The Economic Times

India’s next online grocery goldmine lies beyond the traditional routes

The shift in India’s e-commerce market is revealing a growing focus on value-oriented buyers from smaller towns. These consumers favor cost-effectiveness and variety over quick shipping. The expanding Bharat household segment is poised to drive remarkable growth in online grocery sales by 2030, pointing to exciting possibilities for e-commerce ventures…

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