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Tata Motors PV shares fall 5% after weak Q1 results. What are Morgan Stanley, Nomura, others saying?

TMPV Share Price: Tata Motors’ Q1 FY27 net profit plunged 80% YoY to ₹775 crore due to supply disruptions, Middle East tensions and Jaguar’s wind-down, while revenue rose 9% to ₹95,799 crore and EBITDA margin narrowed to 7.4%.

The Economic Times

Being Indian Army Agniveer far better than working in Gulf: Gorkha soldiers protest in Nepal

Former Gorkha soldiers demonstrated in Pokhara, Nepal, urging India to restart recruitment. They submitted a memorandum requesting immediate resumption of enlistment and recognition for ex-servicemen groups. The Agnipath scheme has complicated the long-standing practice of Nepali youths joining the Indian Army. This recruitment offers better prospects than overseas employment in…

The Economic Times

India won political freedom in 1947. Financial freedom is the next frontier

Navneet Munot, MD and CEO of HDFC AMC, writes on how Indian households are building financial freedom through capital markets, UPI, and systematic investment plans. With mutual fund assets crossing Rs 82 lakh crore and strong domestic flows, Indian investors are steadily securing their future, one SIP at a time.

The Economic Times

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Bengaluru-based startup leans on cancer-sniffing dogs and AI for early detection

Billy, Jessie and Banu are part of a team of beagles, labradors, Dutch shepherds and other dog breeds being trained by startup Dognosis to sniff out traces of cancer in human breath.

The Economic Times

Nikhil Kamath asks whether India should build EVs or batteries. The answer from Chinese experts may surprise you

Nikhil Kamath’s conversation with Chinese battery experts explores whether India should build electric vehicles or focus on batteries. The discussion examines safety concerns around LFP batteries, the potential of sodium-ion and nickel-based technologies, the limitations of solid-state batteries and what India could do to reduce dependence on China’s battery supply…

The Economic Times

Bangladesh PM likely to visit India as Dhaka presses for Sheikh Hasina's extradition

Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s proposed visit to India has not yet been finalised, with the timing dependent on his “schedule” and the “progress” of ongoing bilateral discussions.

The Times of India

Independence Day 2026: A 1968 gold ban that turned every Indian household into an underground vault

In 1968, the Gold (Control) Act restricted gold ownership and capped jewellery purity at 14 karats to curb imports and conserve foreign exchange. Instead of reducing demand, the law pushed gold underground, with households hiding jewellery and smugglers building a parallel market.

The Economic Times

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Shiprocket IPO ends day 3 with 99.3x subscription on strong QIB push. Check GMP & other details

Shiprocket’s IPO was subscribed 99.31 times, led by strong institutional demand, with QIBs subscribing 122.8 times. The Rs 1,617.59 crore issue also commands a 38% grey market premium over the upper price band of Rs 97. Analysts have recommended subscribing, citing the company’s growth prospects, scalable model and e-commerce opportunity.

The Economic Times

The Shani Vakri Twist: 4 Signs May Get Lucky This Sawan

What if Shani Dev’s retrograde movement, often associated with delays and challenges, could actually reopen doors that seemed permanently closed? In Vedic astrology, Saturn is associated with discipline, responsibility, karma and long-term results. In 2026, Saturn is retrograde in Meena Rashi, or Pisces until December 11. Rather than viewing every…

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India’s cheap-urea model faces an expensive reckoning

India faces rising fertilizer costs, prompting a review of its subsidy system. Global supply chain issues and war have doubled procurement expenses for the nation. Farmers are urged to reduce excessive chemical fertilizer use for soil health. A new distribution system is being tested to manage nutrient sales. This situation…

The Economic Times

Irrawaddy Dolphins of Chilika Lake: India's Rarest Cetacean in Brackish Waters

A Dolphin That Defies Easy ClassificationRoughly 150 Irrawaddy dolphins live in Chilika Lake, making this the largest known population of the species in any single enclosed water body on earth. They are not the acrobatic, open-ocean dolphins of wildlife documentaries. Orcaella brevirostris, the Irrawaddy dolphin's scientific name, has a blunt,…

Times Life

How Gujarat Fishermen Started Naming Whale Sharks and Changed Coastal Conservation in India

What the sea brought every winterWhale sharks do not have teeth designed for tearing. Their mouths, which can stretch nearly 1.5 metres wide, filter thousands of litres of seawater every hour, catching nothing larger than a shrimp. Rhincodon typus, the largest fish on Earth, is, in the most literal sense,…

Times Life

The 20-Minute Social Media Audit That Digital Wellness Coaches Swear By (And You Keep Skipping)

Why Chanakya Would Have Audited His Feed FirstChanakya wrote in the Arthashastra that a king who does not examine his own conduct before examining his kingdom's problems will solve nothing. The principle maps cleanly onto the social media audit: most people want to fix their relationship with their phone without…

Times Life

ETMarkets Management Talk | SIS bets on healthcare, BFSI, manufacturing for next leg of security growth: Rituraj Sinha

For SIS, this transition is opening up a fresh growth opportunity across sectors such as healthcare, BFSI, manufacturing, logistics, e-commerce and critical infrastructure.

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What Colour Theory Actually Means for Brown Skin and Why Indian Beauty Schools Still Get It Wrong

The wheel was never drawn with you in mindEvery standard colour theory chart begins with the same assumption: a pale, neutral base against which warm and cool tones are demonstrated. The swatches that show what "warm" lipstick looks like, what "cool" blush does to a complexion, what "complementary" colours mean…

Times Life

Sangeet and Mehendi Makeup Mistakes Indian Women Keep Making Every Wedding Season

The Foundation Shade That Looks Perfect Indoors and Terrible Everywhere ElsePicking a foundation two shades lighter than your actual skin tone is the oldest mistake in the book, and it still happens at nearly every mehendi and sangeet function. The logic is understandable: fairer looks brighter in selfies. What it…

The Economic Times

Behind the Uber-Rapido merger talks; Honasa’s strong Q1 report

Happy Friday! Uber and Rapido explored combining their India ride-hailing operations in May, sources told us. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

Times Life

Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary: The Uttarakhand Himalayan Forest With Panoramas and No Crowds

What Binsar Actually IsBinsar Wildlife Sanctuary covers 47.08 square kilometres of the Jhandi Dhar ridge in Almora district, Kumaon, at an altitude that tops out near 2,420 metres above sea level. The Forest Department declared it a sanctuary in 1988, primarily to protect the broadleaf forest rather than a single…

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What Vivekananda Really Meant by Seva: The Truth About Serving the Poor India's Philanthropy Has Missed

The God You Are Allowed to Look Down OnVivekananda had a specific name for the poor. Not "the underprivileged." Not "the needy." He called them Daridra Narayana, the God who arrives wearing poverty. The formulation is not a metaphor meant to inspire sympathy. It is a theological claim, and it…

Times Life

8 Warning Signs of Pancreatic Problems That Most Indians Miss Before It's Too Late

1. Pain That Sits Between Your Shoulder BladesThe pancreas sits deep behind the stomach, tucked against the spine. When it inflames or a tumour begins to grow, the pain often radiates to the mid-back or between the shoulder blades rather than the abdomen. Most people reach for a pain balm.…

Times Life

What Skipping Meals Does to Your Gallbladder: Bile, Stones, and the Fasting Risk

The Gallbladder Is Not a Storage Organ You Can IgnoreThe gallbladder's job is timed release. It holds bile produced by the liver and squeezes it into the small intestine the moment fat enters from a meal. That squeeze is triggered by eating. No meal, no squeeze. Bile sits. And bile…

The Economic Times

D-Street poised for a cautious opening as GIFT Nifty signals a muted start

Indian equity markets experienced a slight decline on Thursday, influenced by elevated crude oil prices. Investors remained cautious due to positioning ahead of the weekly Sensex expiry, despite a supportive global outlook. The Nifty50 and Sensex both closed marginally lower, reflecting a market lacking strong directional triggers. Elevated crude prices…

The Independent UK

Fireworks light skies over Pakistan’s capital as crowds celebrate Independence Day

Fireworks light up Pakistan’s capital as crowds celebrate the 79th anniversary of independence

The Economic Times

Soft ball, hard questions: India’s inexperienced attack has no clear template to follow as conditions remain difficult to read

Galle's pitch preparation remains uncertain for the upcoming India-Sri Lanka Test match. Home side strategizing involves balancing traditional spin strengths with a true surface. India's bowling coach Morne Morkel emphasized adapting to heat and a softening Kookaburra ball. Fast bowlers must deliver short, intense spells to exploit conditions effectively. The…

The Economic Times

Vegetable oil imports decline 7% YoY in July 2026 as crude oil share jumps to 96%: SEA

India's edible oil imports decreased by eight percent in July compared to last year. Vegetable oil imports also saw a seven percent decline during the same period. Over nine months, vegetable oil imports rose, while edible oil imports increased by five percent. The import basket saw refined oil share drop…

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