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India becomes BlaBlaCar's largest market as fuel price surge boosts carpooling

Rising fuel prices triggered by the Middle East war are driving a sharp increase in carpooling, with a ride-sharing platform reporting a surge in new users seeking cheaper ways to travel. This trend has been more pronounced in countries where fuel price increases driven by the war have been sudden…

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Why Indian investors need global exposure today

With the rupee weakening and structural pressures from oil, capital outflows and inflation differentials persisting, Indian investors face currency risk in domestic-only portfolios. The article argues for global diversification, highlighting how dollar assets provide both return potential and currency protection, making international exposure a strategic necessity.

The Economic Times

Back from brink: India's vultures stage comeback as captive-breeding, release efforts gather pace

Vultures are making a comeback in India after a two-decade decline, with over 700 birds bred in captivity and released into protected tiger reserves. This initiative, led by BNHS and state governments, aims to reverse the impact of toxic veterinary drugs. Encouraging survival and dispersal patterns are being observed, but…

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IPO Calendar: Investors to get 2 mainboard public offers this week after a month of lull

India’s IPO market is set to revive with two mainboard issues, CMR Green Technologies and Hexagon Nutrition, opening this week after a lull. Together aiming to raise nearly Rs 770 crore, the offerings come amid volatile markets, with investors closely watching subscription trends for signals on primary market sentiment.

The Economic Times

Mining turns India's heat-shield hills to dust

Dizzyingly deep pits from large-scale mining scar India's ancient Aravalli mountains, threatening the future of a forested buffer that New Delhi relies on for protection from furnace-hot desert winds. "If we don't protect the Aravalli, the northern Gangetic plains -- which is a food basket for the rest of the…

The Economic Times

Why a Minister Says Modi Has Replaced Gandhi Globally

When people thought of India twenty years ago, one name often came to mind first Mahatma Gandhi. His legacy shaped the world's understanding of the country for generations. But according to Union Tourism Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, that reality has changed dramatically. His recent remarks have sparked discussion across political…

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In era of AI, deepfake, credibility crisis looms largest: Jyotiraditya Scindia on challenges for journalism

Union minister Jyotiraditya Scindia highlighted journalism's evolution. He noted past struggles with censorship and limited resources. Today, challenges include AI and deepfakes, leading to a credibility crisis. Scindia emphasized journalism's role in preserving human conscience, not just data. His family has a historical connection to Hindi journalism.

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UK minister Yvette Cooper to visit India, China for talks on global crises and trade

British Foreign Minister Yvette Cooper embarks on a crucial trip to China and India this week. She will engage with leaders on pressing global matters including the Strait of Hormuz and the Russia-Ukraine war. Cooper's visit aims to foster cooperation on trade and technology. This engagement with two major powers…

The Economic Times

President of Myanmar’s military-backed government visits India

Myanmar’s state media says the leader of Myanmar’s military-backed government has embarked on an official visit to India, one of the country’s key regional partners

The Independent UK

In outreach to Bangladesh PM, India hails his father's 1971 address

DHAKA: India on Saturday recalled the historic radio broadcast of former Bangladesh President Zia-ur-Rahman, in which he, invoking Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, proclaimed the country's independence and called upon the people to resist the Pakistan army amid a military crackdown marked by widespread killings and mass atrocities.

The Times of India

Indian student drowned at Wisconsin dam as he jumped to save three friends; feet got stuck in fishing wire

Just weeks after his graduation, Indian student Anurup Reddy Koduru lost his life as he drowned at the Toledo Bend Reservoir, situated between Texas and Louisiana. Reddy was an excellent swimmer and he jumped into the water when he saw three of his friends drowning. He saved all three of…

The Times of India

Cyient Enters Agreement to Acquire TAO Digital

HYDERABAD, India, May 31, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Cyient Limited, a global Intelligent Engineering solutions company, announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire TAO Digital Solutions Inc., an AI‑native data and product engineering solutions firm headquartered in Santa Clara, California. The transaction is subject to customary regulatory…

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I thought it was a toy gun: Indian man in Canada says he had no idea his friend was working for Lawrence Bishnoi

Jashandeep Singh, an Indian man, who has been linked to the incidents of extortion and shooting in Canada, made some shocking revelations after his friend Arshdeep Singh was deported back to India for his direct role in criminal activities in Ontario, Alberta and BC. Jashandeep said in his immigration hearing…

The Times of India

Living in the land of cheater cockroaches takes guts, spunk & moxie

To learn to cheat in India - in exams or real estate, by overcharging in hospitals or fleecing foreign tourists - is to learn how to survive, because if you don't, society will treat you as an imbecile who never grew up.

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Putting the Bekaart before AI's racehorse: How widespread adoption of the tech can fill the nation with Kantian roaches

Artificial intelligence adoption threatens widespread job losses, wihch could devalue human work and necessitate government income support. India, aiming to be an AI hub, faces risks as its industrial workforce may be hobbled. There are threats of potential economic downturns if AI development falters, with millions facing unemployment.

The Guardian - UK

England’s Freya Kemp makes mark with bat and ball to level series against India

England levelled the three-match T20 series against India with a 26-run win at Bristol

The Independent UK

Freya Kemp stars as England beat India in Bristol to level T20 series

England restricted India to 142 for nine to set up a winner-takes-all clash in Taunton on Tuesday.

The Economic Times

Digital payments, mobile economy have significant room for expansion; no slowdown in transaction growth: Paytm CEO

India's digital economy is set for major growth. Technological innovation and increasing consumer trust will drive expansion. Artificial intelligence will accelerate this progress. Digital payments and mobile transactions are expected to see a significant increase. Indian consumers are rewarding strong products and innovation. The nation's economy remains resilient due to…

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Indian Navy's posture during Op Sindoor dented Pakistan's maritime economy: Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi

Indian Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi highlighted an unprecedented operational tempo in 2025, clocking nearly 11,000 ship days and over 50,000 flying hours. Operation Sindoor showcased combat readiness and deterrence, forcing Pakistan Navy confinement. Tri-service synergy and multi-domain exercises like TROPEX-2025 underscored enhanced capabilities and regional security efforts.

The Economic Times

Pain for Pakistan: History makes a U-turn in India's neighbourhood

Russia and the Taliban have signed a significant military cooperation agreement. This pact alters regional security dynamics. Pakistan's strategic position is weakened as the Taliban moves away from Islamabad. India sees a strategic opportunity, consolidating its influence in Central Asia and reducing Pakistan's leverage. This development marks a major shift…

The Economic Times

Vietnam BrahMos deal already signed, Indonesia pact in final stages: Defence Secretary RK Singh

India's Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh revealed BrahMos missile deals with Vietnam and Indonesia are progressing. Vietnam's deal is reportedly signed, while Indonesia's is in final stages. India is committed to sharing advanced defence technology with trusted ASEAN partners. This move strengthens regional security and India's position as a defence…

The Economic Times

Transport association urges government to cut fuel prices as crude falls to $90/barrel

The All India Motor & Goods Transport Association is calling on the Central Government to lower petrol and diesel prices. They point to a significant drop in international crude oil rates. The association states that consumers and transporters are not benefiting from this global price fall. Higher fuel costs are…

The Economic Times

CUET-UG exam hit by delay after TCS technical glitch

Tata Consultancy Services reported a two-hour delay in the morning shift of the CUET-UG examination due to a brief technical issue. The problem was resolved, and the exam resumed with compensatory time, ensuring the integrity of the process. TCS is working with the NTA to ensure smooth conduct of future…

The Economic Times

India, Eurasian Economic Union discussing limited interim trade deal: Russian minister

India and the Eurasian Economic Union are in talks for a trade deal. Discussions are ongoing for a free trade agreement. A limited and temporary trade arrangement for specific goods is currently being considered. Russian officials describe the negotiations as complex and ambitious. Trade liberalization talks between India and the…

The Economic Times

Delhi HC ruling against Google draws praise from startup founders

The Delhi High Court has ruled Google liable for trademark infringement in keyword advertising, a decision lauded by Indian startup founders like Nithin Kamath and Sridhar Vembu. This verdict could curb practices where competitors bid on trademarked names, diverting traffic and forcing brands to spend on their own keywords.

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