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Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Thursday

Indian equities ended marginally higher after surrendering most intraday gains. Softer US inflation data supported sentiment, while elevated crude prices, West Asia tensions and mixed sector performance kept markets volatile. Analysts expect Nifty to remain range-bound unless it breaks above 24,350.

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England vs Argentina FIFA World Cup 2026 live streaming: How to watch in India, USA, UK, Australia, predicted XIs, team news, head-to-head and match prediction

England vs Argentina FIFA World Cup Semi Final 2026: England will face Argentina in the FIFA World Cup 2026 knockout stage on July 18. Fans in India can watch the match live on Wednesday, July 15. The game will be broadcast on Sports18 and JioCinema in India. Both teams are…

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UK-India trade pact 'gold standard' and powerful message for rules-based order: UK envoy Lindy Cameron

The mega trade pact, officially known as the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), is being billed as one of the biggest trade deals of modern times and secures zero-duty market access for nearly 99 per cent of India's exports to the UK.

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Semicon 2.0 adopts complete semiconductor ecosystem approach for first time: HCL cofounder Ajai Chowdhry

India's Union Cabinet approved Semicon 2.0 and the Mobile Phone Manufacturing Scheme. These initiatives adopt a complete ecosystem approach for the semiconductor sector. The new schemes aim to strengthen India's electronics manufacturing capabilities significantly. Focus on design and R&D will build a self-reliant semiconductor ecosystem. Increased financial support demonstrates a…

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India posts $2 billion current account deficit in May as trade gap widens

India experienced a significant current account deficit of $2 billion in May 2026, primarily driven by a surge in merchandise imports that greatly expanded the trade deficit from the previous year. Although net services exports remained stable and net transfers bolstered the economy somewhat, the month saw considerable outflows in…

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Weather tomorrow, July 16: IMD warns of heavy rain in Odisha, Bihar, West Bengal, Uttarakhand and Northeast; Delhi to stay cloudy with light rain, orange alert for Shimla

Weather tomorrow, July 16: The India Meteorological Department issued warnings for heavy to very heavy rainfall across several Indian states. Odisha faces a red warning due to a low-pressure area forming over the Bay of Bengal. Heavy rainfall is also likely in Himachal Pradesh and Shimla, as per IMD. Delhi-NCR…

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Semicon 2.0, PLI could create up to 20 lakh direct and indirect jobs: ICEA

The Union Cabinet's approval of the Semicon 2.0 programme and the Mobile Phone Manufacturing Scheme (MPMS) could generate up to 5 lakh direct jobs and around 15 lakh indirect jobs in the coming years, India Cellular and Electronics Association (ICEA) Chairman Pankaj Mohindroo said in an exclusive interaction with ANI.

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Critical energy minerals should become engine for sustainable development: India at UN

India's Permanent Representative to the United Nations (UN), Ambassador Harish Pravathaneni made these remarks while addressing the plenary segment of the High-Level Meeting on Critical Energy Transition Minerals.

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School Assembly News Headlines Today, July 16, 2026: US attacks Iran, ICC revamps World Cup format, England face Argentina and more

School Assembly News Headlines July 16: India and the UK finalized a significant trade agreement, granting India zero-duty access for nearly all its exports. The United States conducted new airstrikes against Iranian coastal defense systems on Greater Tunb Island. The International Cricket Council announced substantial format changes for upcoming men's…

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Majority Indian companies willing to pay graduates with GenAI micro-credentials over 15 pc more: Report

Higher salaries in India are being offered by employers to graduates with GenAI micro-credentials, with boosts often over fifteen percent. This trend allows these candidates to navigate hiring pipelines more swiftly.

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TMC MP Kirti Azad on cracks in his party, BJP in Bengal, and INDIA bloc’s future

The period after the West Bengal Assembly election has been one of the toughest for the Trinamool Congress. Several MPs and MLAs have quit the party, questions are being raised about Mamata Banerjee’s leadership, and Bengal’s political landscape is rapidly changing.

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Union Bank Q1 Results: Profit rises over 27% to Rs 5,641 crore

Union Bank of India achieved a remarkable 27.5% surge in its net profit for the June quarter. The bank experienced a subtle rise in net interest income, alongside a slight enhancement in margins. Additionally, the bank attracted deposits from overseas locations like Australia and the UAE through a specialized RBI…

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UN not been able to move needle on Security Council reforms: India

India stated the UN Security Council's eighty-year-old structure is ill-equipped for current global challenges. The council's inability to intervene in conflicts has eroded public perception of the UN. India advocates for reforming global institutions to reflect contemporary realities and needs. The international financial architecture must also evolve to serve developing…

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Cricket World Cup in fresh shake-up with India v Pakistan double on cards

The men’s Cricket World Cup will undergo yet another revamp when it takes place in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia next year

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Upmarket invasion: How India's quick commerce giants are crowding out specialist gourmet players

Indian quick-commerce platforms are now targeting affluent households with premium products. This strategic shift aims to improve profitability by focusing on higher-margin items. Companies are introducing imported goods and artisanal produce to attract wealthier customers. While speed was once the key differentiator, range and quality now drive competition.

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Majority Indian companies willing to pay graduates with GenAI micro-credentials : Report

Indian employers offer higher salaries for GenAI micro-credentials. Graduates with these skills move faster through hiring pipelines. One hundred percent of employers offer higher starting salaries. Entry-level hires with micro-credentials perform better in their first year. This aligns with India's focus on skill-based education.

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How One Promise Led to Lord Rama and Karna

What if the story of Lord Rama and the story of Karna were connected long before either hero was born? It sounds impossible, yet an often-overlooked tradition from the Ramayana reveals a remarkable chain of friendship, promises, adoption, sacrifice, and destiny. At the center of this forgotten story stands Princess…

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Bio-input demand may rise, but skill gap threatens India's green farming push: Agriculture Commissioner

Agriculture Commissioner said widespread adoption of bio-inputs by India's nearly 14 crore farmers could generate annual demand of 20–30 crore tonnes.

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TVS Venu Group firm Home Credit India to acquire Varthana Finance for Rs 967 crore

Home Credit India Finance will acquire Varthana Finance for Rs 967 crore. This all-cash transaction is subject to regulatory approvals from the Reserve Bank of India. The acquisition will strengthen TVS Venu Group's financial services sector presence. Varthana Finance specializes in education lending and serves many institutions. This move expands…

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Cabinet okays National Investment Policy to add fresh 10 million tonnes urea capacity

The government approved a new urea investment policy to establish new gas-based plants. This policy aims to create additional urea production capacity of ten million tonnes. It seeks to make India completely self-reliant in the widely consumed fertilizer. The new framework revises the 2012 policy with updated investment incentives. These…

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Why is Indian activist Sonam Wangchuk on hunger strike?

Climate activist has joined student-led protests over alleged exam leaks, but his worsening health has become a growing concern

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India-UK FTA: Kolkata flags off first jewellery export consignment to UK under CETA

Kolkata dispatched its first jewellery export to the United Kingdom under the India-UK CETA. This marks the city's entry into the first nationwide shipment following the pact's implementation. Indian gem and jewellery exporters now have zero-duty access to the UK market. This agreement is expected to significantly boost India's jewellery…

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99% of exports to become duty-free with India-UK trade treaty: Amit Shah

The India-UK free trade agreement begins today, offering zero-duty access for ninety-nine percent of Indian exports. This pact will unlock untapped potential across many labour-intensive industries and sectors. Indian professionals will also receive significant exemptions while working in the United Kingdom. Trade between the two nations is expected to double…

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Karnataka to roll out comprehensive data centre policy to support infra requirements of AI

Karnataka will soon unveil a comprehensive data centre policy to support AI infrastructure needs. This policy aims to create essential digital infrastructure for AI-led innovation and advanced computing. The state is also establishing India's first public sector-led AI University and an AI Hub. Bengaluru's infrastructure development will see significant investments…

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Man Pretends to Be Indian, Tries to Hug Comedian Without Consent, Admits He’s Pakistani

A stand-up comedy show took an unexpected turn after a man in the audience attempted to hug comedian Kate Hu without her consent and later admitted he was Pakistani after initially appearing to identify himself as Indian. A video of the interaction has since gone viral, sparking widespread reactions across…

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