The Latest Breaking News from India

Coming soon: The end of ‘Middle East’

Seven predictions on a volatile region. India figures in them

The Times of India · Sep 12

Keratosis Pilaris: Those Rough Bumps on Your Arms Are Not Dirt and Scrubbing Only Makes Them Worse

What Those Bumps Actually AreKeratosis pilaris is a follicular condition in which keratin, the protein that forms your hair and nails, builds up inside individual hair follicles and plugs them. The result is a cluster of small, rough bumps, usually on the upper arms, thighs, or cheeks, that feel like…

Times Life · Sep 12

Opportunity for India to reassert its global leadership: South Asia analyst Michael Kugelman on BRICS 2026

South Asia analyst Michael Kugelman said on Saturday that the 18th BRICS Summit offers India, the chair, a pivotal platform to reassert its global leadership and strengthen ties with the Global South amid growing volatility in the international order.

The Economic Times · Sep 12

US, India partner to secure undersea cable networks and expand digital connectivity under TRUST initiative

Pointing to India's crucial role in the expanding global network, the US Embassy highlighted that New Delhi's booming digital economy, surging demand for cloud and AI capabilities, and strategic geographical location linking major global markets present significant opportunities for the country to establish itself as a primary global subsea cable…

The Economic Times · Sep 12

Indian-origin investor's H-1B prediction: If 10% of Indians stuck in US Green Card backlog return, India’s GDP could rise 1%

Indian-American entrepreneur Vivek Wadhwa said if Indians waiting for residency in the US go back to India as America First activists want them to, it will be India's gain. India could get a major economic boost if skilled Indians caught in the US green-card backlog begin returning home, Wadhwa predicted,…

The Times of India · Sep 11

Elon Musk reacts to Irish man's discovery that he would have to wait for 14 years to get Indian citizenship

Aidan Joyce, a social media account that claimed to be an Irish man, said he fell in love with India and wanted to make Kolkata his home. He asked Elon Musk's AI chatbot Grok how he could move to the country permanently. The exchange caught the attention of Elon Musk,…

The Times of India · Sep 11

India’s cricket calendar is bursting at the seams. The next FTP could be a chance to fix it

As the ICC prepares to work on the 2027-31 Future Tours Programme, India faces a delicate balancing act between commercial commitments, international obligations and player workload. The BCCI wants more rest and acclimatisation time, but long Test series, government-linked fixtures and additional games continue to crowd an already congested calendar.

The Economic Times · Sep 11

BMW India to hike prices again on pressures from rupee depreciation, high commodity costs: CEO

BMW Group India will soon increase vehicle prices for the fourth time this year. High commodity costs and rupee depreciation are pressuring the company's profit margins. The German luxury car maker has already implemented three price revisions in 2026. New BMW 7 Series models, including the electric i7, are now…

The Economic Times · Sep 11

India a vital strategic partner, says Egypt president; calls for stronger trade via Suez Canal

Egypt's President congratulates India on its BRICS presidency and highlights mutual cooperation. The nation's strategic location offers significant trade and logistics advantages for Indian companies. Egypt seeks to boost local manufacturing and technology transfer with India. BRICS membership provides broader avenues for developmental and economic cooperation. Egypt advocates for strategic…

The Economic Times · Sep 11

India’s food safety rules are giving restaurants heartburn: It’s the process, not just the product

India’s food safety regime has shifted from testing adulteration in the final product to policing the processes that prevent it. Restaurants are struggling with this change because food can be safe even when preparation practices violate prescribed standards. The larger challenge is building a “process-first” culture through regulation, skills and…

The Economic Times · Sep 11