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PAO Symbols and Expiry Dates: How Long Your Opened Products Stay Safe in Indian Heat

What the PAO Symbol Actually Tells YouThe open-jar icon printed on almost every cosmetics and skincare product is called the Period After Opening symbol, or PAO. The number inside it, 6M, 12M, 24M, is the number of months a product remains safe and effective after you first open it. This…

Times Life · Sep 18

Counterfeit Cosmetics Are Flooding Indian Markets, Here Is How to Check Any Product Before You Use It

Why Counterfeit Cosmetics Are a Skin Health Problem, Not Just a Money ProblemA 2022 study published in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology tested fake luxury cosmetics seized globally and found arsenic, mercury, lead, and high levels of bacteria in products marketed as moisturisers and lipsticks. Indian customs…

Times Life · Sep 18

The First Time Your Father Repeats Himself on a Call, Grief and Aging Have Already Begun

The Story He Already Told YouHe was mid-sentence when you realized he had said this before. The same detail about the neighbour's wedding, the same punchline about the autorickshaw, the same small story you had already heard ten minutes ago, and he was telling it again with the same warmth,…

Times Life · Sep 18

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The Kakatiya Kingdom Built Ramappa Temple in Warangal and Telangana Still Waits for You to Notice

The temple that named itself after its architectMost temples in India carry the name of the deity inside. Ramappa carries the name of the sculptor who built it, Ramappa, the master craftsman commissioned by the Kakatiya general Recharla Rudra in 1213 CE. That inversion is the first sign that something…

Times Life · Sep 18

El Niño puts India on track for its driest monsoon since 2009

India is set to face its driest monsoon in 17 years as El Niño curtails rainfall. This deficit threatens crop yields and increases food price risks across the nation. Forecasters predict a significant rainfall shortfall for the current monsoon season. The government is taking measures to manage rising food costs…

The Economic Times · Sep 18

Seed Oil Panic: What Indian Cooking Oils Like Mustard, Coconut and Sesame Actually Do to Your Health

What the seed oil panic is actually arguingThe claim, stripped of its more dramatic versions, goes like this: industrially processed vegetable oils, sunflower, soybean, canola, corn, are high in omega-6 polyunsaturated fatty acids, particularly linoleic acid. When omega-6 intake dwarfs omega-3 intake, the body's inflammatory pathways tip out of balance.…

Times Life · Sep 18

French fishermen to end blockades over fuel prices

French fishermen have agreed to lift their blockades at fuel depots and ports, including Nice, after talks with the government over financial aid. They say soaring fuel prices since the start of the war with Iran are pushing them to the brink. Also in the segment: India could be hit…

France 24 · Sep 17

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Asian Games women's cricket: Defending champions India begin title defence against Japan

Defending champions India start their Asian Games title defense against hosts Japan. The team enters the tournament after winning their eighth T20 Asia Cup. Shafali Verma and Deepti Sharma are key players for India's batting and bowling. Spinner Sree Charani's middle-overs control will be important for the team. Captain Harmanpreet…

The Economic Times · Sep 17

Meet Pranav Goel, the 4-year-old Indian genius who recited number names up to a googol in under 3 minutes and solved a map puzzle identifying India's states

Pranav Goel, a four-year-old from Saharanpur, has achieved remarkable feats in mathematics. He can recite numbers up to googol and organize Indian states on a map. International Book of Records awarded him the "Super Talented Kid" title. His teacher is preparing him for future record-breaking attempts. Pranav's fascination with numbers…

The Economic Times · Sep 17

Visa news: Indian students to face new family restrictions in Australia, no 'visa hopping' allowed

Australia has unveiled a major overhaul of its temporary migration system, with international students facing tighter rules on bringing family members, extending their stay and switching courses.

The Times of India · Sep 17

Signs of Weak Demand Undercut Sugar Prices

October NY world sugar #11 (SBV26 ) closed down -0.55 (-3.06%) on Thursday, and December London ICE white sugar #5 (SWZ26 ) closed down -15.40 (-2.94%). Sugar prices extended their week-long slide on Thursday and tumbled to 3-week lows as demand concerns have spurred long liquidation. 499,350 MT of sugar...

Barchart · Sep 17

Credit where credit's due: India's tokenised bonds must now open the door to global capital

India's pilot tokenised bond issuance successfully settled transactions on a distributed ledger. This innovation improved issuance efficiency and removed settlement risks for domestic investors. Tokenisation offers potential for broader foreign capital access to Indian credit markets. Global investors could hold Indian assets alongside other international debt instruments. This upgrade aims…

The Economic Times · Sep 17

Behind the Modi-Xi border thaw, India's dependence on Chinese imports, especially rare earths, keeps deepening

India faces a significant trade deficit with China, importing substantially more goods than it exports. Chinese firms offer superior price and tech competitiveness, impacting Indian industries. India relies heavily on China for critical inputs like rare earths, affecting various sectors.

The Economic Times · Sep 17

Oh, Let’s Look Beyond AAA: A new market-making framework could make lower-rated corporate bonds more investible

India's financial landscape is undergoing significant transformation with innovative tokenisation efforts. A new regulatory framework is being proposed to enhance the liquidity of corporate bonds. Issues of ₹200 crore and above, rated AA or lower, will benefit from market makers' participation. This initiative aims to establish a robust two-way market,…

The Economic Times · Sep 17

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The Economic Times · Sep 17

Experts back India's stand on Indus Waters Treaty at UNHRC sidelines conference

Experts at a UNHRC conference backed India's Indus Waters Treaty stance. They argued for examining the treaty in the context of security and human rights. Pakistan's conduct affected the treaty's spirit, according to one speaker. Domestic factors contribute to Pakistan's water challenges, it was noted. The conference highlighted community water…

Barchart · Sep 17

Demand Concerns Knock Sugar Prices Lower

October NY world sugar #11 (SBV26 ) is down -0.59 (-3.28%) today, and December London ICE white sugar #5 (SWZ26 ) is down -15.90 (-3.03%). Sugar prices extended their week-long slide today and tumbled to 3-week lows on demand concerns. 499,350 MT of sugar was delivered against the October London...

The Economic Times · Sep 17

India warns that Washington's Russia sanctions bill holds implications for bilateral ties, energy market

India has warned that a US sanctions bill on Russia carries potential implications for its ties with Washington. The proposed legislation could impose punitive tariffs on top Russian crude oil importing nations like India. New Delhi stated it will take necessary steps to protect its economic interests and ensure energy…

The Economic Times · Sep 17

Tata's chip plant to have 450 suppliers, building 363-acre vendor park to house them: Official

During a panel discussion at Semicon 2026, Tata Electronics senior vice president for strategy and business development, Utpal Shah, said all the suppliers need to be located close to the chip manufacturing plant as the unit is highly capital-intensive and it cannot be down even for a few hours.

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The Economic Times · Sep 17

Sa Re Ga Ma Pa returns September 19 with 360-degree stage and 100 musicians on Zee TV

Zee TV will launch a new Sa Re Ga Ma Pa season on September 19. The show features a 360-degree stage and over one hundred musicians. This season celebrates India's diverse musical traditions and talent. Shreyas Talpade hosts while Shankar Mahadevan and others serve as gurus. The program aims to…

The Economic Times · Sep 17

Pakistan acknowledges India's participation in anti-terrorism meeting, calls terrorism a common challenge

Pakistan acknowledged India's participation in a recent regional anti-terrorism meeting. Terrorism was described as a common challenge for both nations during the event. Pakistani officials denied reports of Sikh pilgrims being stopped from traveling to India. They stated the visas were not covered under the existing bilateral protocol. The pilgrims…

The Economic Times · Sep 17

Abhishek Sharma breaks Rohit Sharma’s record with 30-ball T20I century; creates history with new powerplay benchmark

Abhishek Sharma breaks Rohit Sharma’s record: Abhishek Sharma has made history by scoring the fastest T20 International century by an Indian batter, reaching the milestone in just 30 balls against Afghanistan. His explosive knock also set a new record for the highest individual score in the powerplay in men's T20Is,…

The Economic Times · Sep 17

Micron to scale up assembly and testing of semiconductors at India unit multifold next year

India's semiconductor policy push has given the industry a strong foundation it didn't have, and the nation has moved from vision to execution now, Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra said on Thursday, as he announced the company's plan to scale up chip assembly and testing facility here by multifold next year.

The Economic Times · Sep 17

India’s mining, metals sector needs technology shift to strengthen supply chains: Report

India's mining and metals sector needs technology adoption for future competitiveness. Resource efficiency and supply chain resilience are crucial for growth. Companies must unlock higher value from existing operations and materials. Increased use of low-grade ores and scrap will support circularity. Meeting future demand requires sustained efforts and wider technology…

The Economic Times · Sep 17

India calls for secure, affordable and reliable energy for development

India urged global cooperation for secure and affordable energy at a US G20 meeting. Minister Manohar Lal stressed energy's importance for developing economies and future readiness. He highlighted India's commitment to a resilient energy system and secure mineral supply chains. Bilateral meetings discussed resilient infrastructure and power sector transformation with…

The Economic Times · Sep 17

India launches 16th round of commercial coal mine auctions, offering 25 blocks for investment

The Ministry of Coal launched its sixteenth commercial coal mine auction round. Twenty-five blocks across several states are now available for investor participation. Six previously auctioned mines have awarded development and production agreements to winning bidders. These mines are projected to generate significant revenue and employment opportunities. India's coal output…

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