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DRDO to set up new missile testing range in West Bengal’s Junput

India's DRDO plans a new weapons and missile testing range at Junput in West Bengal. This facility will supplement the existing Integrated Test Range in Odisha's Chandipur. The proposed range aims to expand India's defense testing capacity along the eastern coast. Officials confirm the project is moving forward after a…

The Economic Times · Sep 13

BRICS 2026: PM Modi wants bloc to look beyond its borders and serve wider Global South

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said BRICS should promote inclusive global growth, with solutions developed by the bloc made accessible to the wider Global South. He said confidence in BRICS had grown because the grouping listens to developing countries’ voices.

The Economic Times · Sep 13

FPIs withdraw Rs 13,138 crore from equities in September so far amid global uncertainty

During the first week of September, a massive outflow of Rs 13,138 crore from Indian equities occurred, marking a stark reversal after foreign investors had previously engaged in net buying during July and August. The pullback can be attributed to global uncertainties, climbing crude oil costs, and rising US bond…

The Economic Times · Sep 13

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Russia imports record fuel from India as Ukraine strikes hit refineries

Russia imported record oil products from India in August. This surge occurred as Ukrainian drone strikes disrupted domestic refining capacity. India supplied seventy percent of Russia's oil product imports during this period. These shipments underscore the impact of sustained Ukrainian drone campaigns. Russia's fossil-fuel export revenues saw a decline in…

The Economic Times · Sep 13

Manipal Hospitals scouts for acquisitions in Andhra, Keralam, Delhi-NCR; bets on AI-led healthcare

Manipal Health Enterprises plans significant expansion across several Indian states. The company is adopting a digital-physical healthcare model driven by Artificial Intelligence. Strategic acquisitions and a new greenfield project in Mumbai are underway. Investments focus on AI-enabled nursing and patient monitoring systems. The healthcare major aims to add over 2,400…

The Economic Times · Sep 13

Weekly Market Outlook: Can Nifty find its footing as crude, Fed policy drive markets?

Indian equities enter a holiday-shortened week with the Nifty at a crucial support zone after five consecutive weekly declines. The US Fed’s policy decision, FOMC projections, crude oil prices, global bond yields and foreign flows will drive near-term sentiment. Analysts expect volatility to remain elevated but see scope for buying…

The Economic Times · Sep 13

The record Kamal Haasan held since age 6 has been broken by a 4-year-old: Meet Treesha Thosar, who made Indian cinema history more than 6 decades after Kalathur Kannamma

Four-year-old Marathi actor Treesha Thosar has received a National Film Award, becoming the youngest recipient of the Best Child Artist honour. She won the award for her performance in the Marathi film Naal 2. Her achievement surpasses the previous record held by Kamal Haasan, who received the President’s Gold Medal…

The Economic Times · Sep 13

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India has 62 MMT annual compressed biogas potential; animal waste could become the biggest contributor: Report

India can produce sixty-two million metric tonnes of compressed biogas annually. Animal waste alone offers substantial potential for biogas generation. Agricultural residues and municipal solid waste also contribute significantly to this potential. Biogas production addresses environmental concerns like stubble burning and waste management. This domestic production can also reduce dependence…

The Economic Times · Sep 13

Why Rhesus Macaques Thrive on Human Food in Indian Cities and What Reduces Conflict

The biology that makes rhesus macaques so good at city lifeRhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta) are dietary generalists, which is the single most important fact about them. Where a specialist frugivore needs intact forest, a rhesus monkey can extract nutrition from chapati scraps, temple prasad, market waste, and raw sugarcane with…

Times Life · Sep 13

Feeding Street Dogs in Your Housing Society: What Courts and Animal Welfare Rules Actually Say in India

The Law That Most RWAs Pretend Does Not ExistThe Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960, is the foundational statute. Section 11 of the Act makes it a punishable offence to beat, kick, torture, or cause unnecessary pain to any animal, including a street dog on your society's premises. The…

Times Life · Sep 13

Home Loan Prepayment: Should You Cut the EMI or the Tenure to Save More Interest?

Why the choice matters more than the prepayment itselfMaking a lump-sum prepayment on a home loan is one of the highest-return financial moves available to a salaried Indian borrower. On a ₹50 lakh loan at 8.5% over 20 years, the total interest outgo is roughly ₹58 lakh, more than the…

Times Life · Sep 13

Hard Water Is Damaging Hair Across India: The Filters and Rinses That Actually Work

Why Hard Water Hits Indian Hair Harder Than You ThinkHard water carries dissolved calcium and magnesium salts. When that water evaporates off your hair, the minerals stay behind, forming a film over the cuticle. That film does two things: it blocks whatever conditioner or oil you apply from actually reaching…

Times Life · Sep 13

Modi, Xi meet in Delhi, call for stable ties as India-China thaw gathers pace

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping met at the BRICS summit. They discussed repairing ties strained by a deadly border clash six years ago. Both leaders reaffirmed commitment to a fair settlement of the boundary dispute. They also explored expanding people-to-people and business ties between the…

The Economic Times · Sep 13

India's Modi and China's Xi seek to reset ties on BRICS sidelines

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping have met during the BRICS summit in New Delhi

The Independent UK · Sep 13

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Times Life · Sep 13

Sevagram, Deekshabhoomi, and Chikhaldara: Why Vidarbha Deserves More Than a Stopover

The Train Doesn't Stop Long EnoughNagpur sits at the geographic centre of India, which means every major rail route passes through it and almost nobody stays. The city is a junction, a pause between destinations, a place where you change platforms and check your phone. Vidarbha, the region it anchors,…

Times Life · Sep 13

Murud-Janjira, Sindhudurg and Vijaydurg: Three Maratha Sea Forts Where the Tides Set Your Itinerary

Why the Water Is the First Thing to Plan AroundAll three forts are island structures or tidal promontories. No road reaches any of them. Ferries and small wooden boats are the only access, and those boats run on tidal windows that shift daily. At Murud-Janjira, the ferry from Rajpuri jetty…

Times Life · Sep 13

What the Shakti Peethas Actually Are: A Sacred Map Born from Sati's Grief and Shiva's Loss

The body that became a mapSati died because her father, Daksha, refused to invite her husband to his grand yajna. She walked into the sacrificial fire herself, not as defeat, but as the only protest available to her. Shiva arrived too late, found her body, and did what any being…

Times Life · Sep 13

6 Injuries Indian Security Guards Develop From Standing Through Long Night Shifts

Plantar Fasciitis: The Foot Injury That Starts as Morning PainThe first sign is a stabbing sensation in the heel the moment a guard puts weight on his foot after a rest break. That is plantar fasciitis, inflammation of the thick band of tissue running along the bottom of the foot.…

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Times Life · Sep 13

What Twenty Years of Kitchen Smoke Does to the Lungs of Indian Cooks, Halwais and Dhaba Workers

The Air Inside a Professional Kitchen Is Not AirA halwais working a tandoor at full heat is inhaling combustion gases, particulate matter, and vaporised fat simultaneously. A dhaba cook frying on a tawa over a wood or LPG flame produces a mix of carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons,…

Times Life · Sep 13

5 Lung Conditions Indian Tailors, Carpenters and Stone Cutters Develop From Dust Exposure

Silicosis: The Stone Cutter's SentenceSilicosis is the most severe and irreversible lung condition found among Indian stone cutters, sandstone miners, and construction workers who grind or chisel silica-bearing rock. Fine crystalline silica particles, when inhaled repeatedly, lodge in the alveoli and trigger a fibrotic response: the lung tissue hardens around…

The Economic Times · Sep 13

EAM Jaishankar meets Nigeria, Cuba, Belarus counterparts on BRICS sidelines

India hosts the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, focusing on cooperation and sustainability. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met Nigerian and Cuban foreign ministers. Discussions covered economic ties and South-South cooperation between nations. He also reviewed bilateral relations with Belarus, including trade and investments. Leaders will deliberate on shared…

The Economic Times · Sep 12

The repeat challenge: India’s historic bid to defend its crown at 2026 Chess Olympiad in Samarkand

India seeks to replicate its historic 2024 Chess Olympiad success in Samarkand. The nation's chess players are defending champions with immense talent and depth. The open section features a competitive four-horse race with India as a strong contender. India's women's team leads the field, aiming for a top podium finish.…

The Economic Times · Sep 12

Beyond bloc politics: India’s BRICS bet on multipolarity

Under India's BRICS chairmanship, the importance of practical cooperation is underscored with an aim to launch impactful development initiatives. Enhancing citizens' lives through tailored health programs and technology is paramount. The chairmanship also prioritizes the nurturing of startup ecosystems and the support of MSMEs, while dedicating significant efforts to climate…

The Economic Times · Sep 12

BRICS formed to end US sanctions, break totalitarianism: Iranian President Pezeshkian

In an exclusive interview with India Today on the sidelines of the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, Pezeshkian emphasised that BRICS aims to break the "totalitarianism" of the United States, positioning the bloc as a direct challenge to Washington's ability to impose economic restrictions on nations at its own…

The Economic Times · Sep 12

Working class rice just got nice, now that it's hit the supper club circuit

Pantha bhaat, a fermented rice dish, is gaining popularity in London. This once-humble food was historically eaten by laborers in India. Different regions across India have their own versions of this soaked rice dish. Fermentation unlocks nutrients in the rice, offering health benefits. The dish's resurgence highlights a shift away…

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