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Fake mango alert: How to identify artificially ripened mangoes at home with quick tests

As summer arrives, Indian markets face a surge of mangoes, including artificially ripened ones using harmful chemicals like calcium carbide. The FSSAI advises buyers to check color, smell, firmness, and appearance to identify these fruits. Consuming chemically ripened mangoes can lead to various health issues, from stomach problems to neurological…

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American Airlines plans to double India tech hub staff, sources say

American Airlines is set to significantly expand its technology hub in Hyderabad. The company plans to double its workforce to approximately 800 employees by early next year. This move follows similar expansions by other major global corporations in India. These hubs are increasingly handling core business functions, not just back-office…

The Economic Times

Row over Sabeer Bhatia saying India should ‘appreciate every chapter of its history’, Sridhar Vembu responds

An online fight between two billionaires over how India should view its past has stirred a row on social media, with Indian-origin tech entrepreneurs Sabeer Bhatia and Sridhar Vembu clashing after Vembu compared Bhatia’s remarks to asking Jews to “appreciate” the Holocaust.

The Times of India

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Worsening climate change main culprit behind India's extreme heat: UN climate chief

UN climate chief Simon Stiell highlighted the severe human and economic impact of the heatwave, particularly on people living in homes without cooling facilities and those working long hours outdoors.

The Economic Times

Manipur CM Y Khemchand Singh hails Centre's decision to form panel on demographic change

The Chief Minister of Manipur has praised the Union Government for establishing a High-Level Committee aimed at examining demographic changes throughout India.

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Lord’s Mark Industries receives BSE listing approval under PPIRP

Lord's Mark Industries Ltd. achieved a historic first, securing stock exchange listing approval under India's IBC scheme of PPIRP. This significant milestone, expected to see trading commence around June 2026, underscores the company's successful restructuring and future growth ambitions. Driven by a vision inspired by Ratan Tata, the company aims…

The Economic Times

US forces to withdraw from Iran's vicinity, lift naval blockade, says state media citing draft deal

For India and other major energy importers, any agreement leading to normalisation in Hormuz traffic could ease concerns over supply disruptions and crude price volatility. The waterway remains one of the world’s most critical energy chokepoints, making developments in the negotiations closely watched by global markets.

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India's top airlines cut domestic flights between 5-22%

Aviation giants Air India and IndiGo are cutting domestic flights between June and August 2026. High aviation fuel costs are impacting airline operations and commercial viability. Air India will reduce up to 22 percent of its domestic flights. IndiGo plans a 5-7 percent reduction in domestic capacity. These adjustments are…

The Economic Times

Indian-Americans condemn Trump’s ‘racist’ post targeting Indians, Chinese: ‘Sends a dangerous message’

Indian-American lawmakers and advocacy groups have criticised US President Donald Trump after he shared a social media post that used derogatory language about Indians and Chinese people, calling it racist and dangerous at a time of rising anti-Asian hate in US

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End of an era: Veteran sports administrator Randhir Singh dies

India's sporting world mourns the passing of Randhir Singh. He was a distinguished Olympian and a respected administrator. Singh achieved historic success in shooting and dedicated decades to sports governance. His contributions to the Olympic movement were significant. He served in key roles for the Olympic Council of Asia and…

The Economic Times

How the Idea of “Paraya Dhan” Quietly Normalized Dowry Thinking in India.

In many Indian homes, a daughter is lovingly called “Paraya Dhan,” meaning someone else’s wealth. The phrase is often spoken with affection, suggesting care, responsibility, and eventual transition into another family. But beneath this emotional framing lies a powerful social narrative that has influenced generations. This idea did not just…

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India’s most unusual village where cobras roam freely through homes and snakes are treated like family

Snake village of India: Shetphal, a village in Maharashtra often called the “Snake Village of India,” is known for its unusual coexistence between humans and cobras. In this village, snakes are not treated as intruders but are respected as part of local traditions and daily life. From dedicated snake spaces…

The Economic Times

ET Alpha Wealth Summit: Rethinking risk, cycles and India’s growth story

India's top wealth minds, HNIs, and family offices will convene at the ET Alpha Wealth Summit to dissect capital market forces and investment strategies for the next decade. The event will guide investors in navigating risk, timing, and long-term allocation amidst evolving macro signals and competing growth narratives for India.

The Economic Times

Tata 1mg turns Ebitda positive across core units as diagnostics crosses Rs 600 crore in ARR

The company said its diagnostics business crossed an annualised revenue run rate of more than Rs 600 crore during the year, growing over 40 per cent year-on-year while sustaining double-digit Ebitda margins.

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Athletics: India to host 2027 Asian Relays and 2028 Asian Indoor Championships

India will host major athletics events. Chandigarh will stage the 2027 Asian Relays. Bhubaneswar is set to host the 2028 Asian Indoor Championships. This marks a proud moment for the nation. India is also bidding for other global athletics championships. These events highlight India's growing role in international sports.

The Economic Times

India, US to continue trade pact talks in Delhi as American delegation set to visit next month

India and the United States are set to boost trade talks. A top US team will visit New Delhi from June 1 to 4. The goal is to finalize an interim trade agreement. Discussions will cover market access, customs, and investment. This follows a joint commitment to a broader trade…

The Economic Times

India's toll collection growth likely to moderate 5-7 pc amid West Asia conflict: Crisil

Toll collection growth in India is expected to slow to 5-7 percent this fiscal year. The West Asia conflict is impacting freight movement and industrial activity. This slowdown is seen as temporary. Toll rates may increase more significantly next fiscal year. This will drive toll collection growth to 8-10 percent.…

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'India is very convenient': UK tourist says Blinkit helped her after she forgot to pack an outfit

India is very convenient: A Welsh travel creator has gone viral after documenting her experience using Blinkit during her India trip to order a last-minute Holi outfit. Shocked by how quickly the clothes arrived, she joked that the UK “could never” match the convenience.

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Defence Ministry issues RFP for indigenous 5th-gen Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft project to 3 shortlisted bidders

India's Defence Ministry has issued a Request for Proposal for its indigenous fifth-generation Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft project. Three companies are shortlisted. This initiative aims to boost India's defence capabilities. A new flight testing centre is being established to accelerate development. The AMCA is designed for the Indian Air Force…

The Economic Times

Red Balloon Aerospace launches India's first indigenous super-pressure balloon

Red Balloon Aerospace launched India's first indigenous super-pressure balloon, VISTA. This high-altitude balloon carried payloads from seven partners. SPBs offer advantages over satellites, being cheaper and closer to Earth. This allows for higher resolution and faster data. The company plans more launches this financial year.

The Economic Times

Traders keep focus on oil prices, RBI moves as rupee treads water

The Indian rupee remained stable on Wednesday, supported by central bank intervention in spot and forward markets. Dollar sales from state-run banks prevented a significant fall, while forward premiums cooled due to swaps. A slump in crude oil prices also provided some relief to the rupee.

The Economic Times

Measures like tax relief, import curbs can shield India from West Asia crisis: Report

India must adopt tax moderation and targeted import curbs to boost exports and shield against the West Asia crisis. A report suggests restricting non-essential imports to protect domestic industries and foreign exchange. This strategy aims for macroeconomic fortification, moving beyond subsidies. Reducing non-essential imports is crucial for national security and…

The Economic Times

Sunkind plans to enter solar module manufacturing; signs Rs 1,500-cr cell-procurement pact

Sunkind India is venturing into solar module manufacturing. The company has established a 1 GW manufacturing line near Jaipur, Rajasthan. Commercial production is set to begin next month. To support this new vertical, Sunkind India has placed a significant order for domestic solar cells. This move aligns with government mandates…

The Economic Times

US exhausts EB-2 green card quota for India in FY2026

US State Department has announced a halt on EB-2 Green Card issuances for Indian applicants. All available visas for fiscal year 2026 are now exhausted. This means no new approvals will be granted until the new fiscal year begins on October 1, 2026. This impacts professionals with advanced degrees or…

The Economic Times

West Asia crisis may soon make everyday goods costlier in India

India faces a looming price hike on everyday goods as global commodity costs surge due to the West Asia conflict. Manufacturers are absorbing rising input expenses, from metals to chemicals, with little price increase so far. This pressure is expected to soon translate into higher consumer prices, impacting household budgets.

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