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Pakistan will remain major security concern, threat for times to come: ex-CDS Gen Anil Chauhan

Former CDS Gen Anil Chauhan has raised concerns regarding Pakistan's possible overconfidence stemming from new defense agreements. He emphasized that Pakistan continues to pose a serious security threat to India. Strategies like Operation Sindoor are part of India's efforts to drive behavioral changes in Pakistan. The stability-instability paradox underpins Pakistan's…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

Global Chess League Season 4 kicks off in Bengaluru with Carlsen’s return

The fourth Tech Mahindra Global Chess League season commenced in Bengaluru this Saturday. Six teams are competing in a nine-day franchise tournament featuring top chess players. World number one Magnus Carlsen returns to the league after a one-season absence. The league aims to highlight the human element of chess despite…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

How to cross roads in India? Goa woman takes on 5 Hyderabad crossings and jokes, ‘Let’s see if I survive’

A Hyderabad woman’s Instagram video showing her attempts to cross five busy roads has drawn attention to the challenges pedestrians can face when navigating traffic. Nandhini Saripalli documented the crossings while describing how she uses other pedestrians, hand gestures and available cover to move through traffic. The video also prompted…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

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UN names November 27 as day against child marriage

On September 4, the United Nations passed a resolution declaring November 27 the International Day for the Elimination of Child, Early and Forced Marriage.

Newslaundry · Sep 5

The Himalayas look unchanged from below, but something is happening high in the mountains — Nepal’s disaster offers a frightening clue

A recent disaster in Nepal highlights growing instability in the warming Himalayas. Massive rock and ice collapses unleash destructive floods and debris downstream. Scientists warn of increasing glacial lake outburst floods and unstable mountain slopes. India faces potential consequences as Himalayan river systems connect across borders. Enhanced monitoring and early…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

British pharmacist can be extradited to India on murder charges, UK court rules

A notable decision has come from a London court, granting extradition for Ajith Kumar Mupparapu to face trial in India on charges including murder and conspiracy. These serious allegations surfaced after his ex-wife sought divorce in 2023, leading to claims of threats against her family in Hyderabad. The court also…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

Singapore government won’t interfere in decisions on Air India

In a decisive stance, Singapore's government has stated it will not step into Singapore Airlines' investment decisions concerning Air India. Senior Minister K Shanmugam highlighted that upholding commercial discipline is crucial. Air India is pursuing one billion dollars from its parent companies, Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines, with financial backing…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

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India likely to overtake US in metro rail network length in two years: Union minister

India's metro rail network is rapidly expanding, nearing the United States' current length. The Union minister anticipates India will soon become the second-largest metro network globally. Indore's extended metro line now covers a significant 17-kilometer route within the city. This expansion aims to enhance urban mobility and contribute to India's…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

Rabies vaccine row: CDSCO flags seized Abhayrab batch was misbranded, 4 arrested after media report

A seized batch of rabies vaccine Abhayrab was found misbranded and not of standard quality. Delhi Police arrested four people in connection with the illegal drug distribution case. The vaccine failed potency tests and showed packaging discrepancies compared to the manufacturer's sample. Regulators alerted states to monitor the specific vaccine…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

Childhood best time to instil good conduct: President Murmu at National Teachers Awards

President Droupadi Murmu highlighted school education's foundational role for children's development. She stressed that teaching good conduct during childhood is highly effective. Teachers are praised for achieving a negligible primary school dropout rate. She urged teachers to instill confidence and uplift all students. India aims to become a skill capital…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

India needs to believe it has the power, need to invest in sport and education: Cafu

Legendary Brazilian captain Cafu urged India to believe in its football growth potential. He stated Brazil is open to developing cooperation in this important field. Cafu mentioned Japan and China previously sought Brazilian assistance for football development. India and Brazil are scheduled for their first friendly match soon. Cafu emphasized…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

NIA chargesheets 13 in Pak-linked espionage racket

Thirteen individuals have been charged under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act for espionage linked to sensitive locations. The Ghaziabad case details how solar-powered cameras were allegedly set up at railway stations, allowing suspected terrorists in Pakistan to access live footage. The accused are believed to have conspired to leak information…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

"He has that X factor": Suresh Raina backs Rishabh Pant for white-ball cricket

Suresh Raina praised Rishabh Pant's hard work and performances, calling him a favorite player. He highlighted Pant's X-factor and backed his maturation in white-ball cricket and the IPL. Pant has established himself as a key member of India's Test setup. Raina also suggested Abhishek Sharma should play Test cricket. He…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

Why Bihari Women Fast for 24 Hours During Hartalika Teej?

If you have grown up in Bihar, you may have seen women preparing for Teej days in advance. New sarees are bought, mehendi is applied and puja items are kept ready. On the day of Hartalika Teej, many women take their fast very seriously. Some even stay without drinking water…

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Ex-Delhi Police ACP recalls German police encounter, says it made him see the uniform differently after 38 years in service

What made a former Delhi Police ACP view a police uniform differently after more than 38 years of service? Rajindar Pathania’s account of an unexpected encounter with German police during a trip, along with his observations about the country’s cleanliness, has sparked a debate among users over policing, civic responsibility,…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

"Don't see Sanju Samson as back-up opener for ICC CWC 2027": Wasim Jaffer

Wasim Jaffer does not see Sanju Samson as a backup opener for the 2027 Cricket World Cup. He cited consistency issues as a primary concern for Samson in the ODI format. Jaffer believes Samson should focus solely on T20 international cricket opportunities. Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sai Sudharsan are identified as…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

Auto component suppliers sit on Rs 98,000 cr inventory, says report

Indian auto component firms hold significant inventory, potentially releasing billions through better management. Many MSMEs need to invest more in future growth capabilities. Existing plant capacity is underutilized due to operational inefficiencies. Unlocking cash and improving business economics will drive future supplier growth. This will enable continuous investment in capabilities…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

Adani Defence signs ammunition supply pact for India-made AK-203 assault rifles

Adani Defence & Aerospace has signed a five-year agreement with Indo-Russian Rifles Pvt Ltd to supply India-made 7.62x39 mm ammunition for AK-203 assault rifles manufactured in Uttar Pradesh. The pact links domestic rifle and ammunition production, strengthening the local supply chain for the India-Russia programme while supporting the government’s push…

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The Economic Times · Sep 5

Adani Defence signs 5-year deal to power India-Russia AK-203 rifle programme with indigenous ammunition

Adani Defence and Indo-Russian Rifles signed a five-year agreement. This pact will supply indigenously produced ammunition for AK-203 rifles. The agreement creates an integrated domestic supply chain for the rifle program. It supports continuity of ammunition availability over the contract period. This strengthens domestic capabilities and self-reliance in defence manufacturing.

The Economic Times · Sep 5

Challenging to join India T20 squad after 5 days of Duleep, but it's our job to adapt: Tilak, Kishan

Tilak Varma and Ishan Kishan face a tough transition from domestic cricket. They must adapt quickly to the T20I format for the Afghanistan series. Both players emphasized their professional duty to adjust without making excuses. They believe two days of practice will be sufficient for preparation. The team will rely…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

FIIs are coming back: Can Indian stocks sustain buying for 3rd consecutive month in September?

Foreign investors returned strongly to Indian equities, with August FPI inflows exceeding $3.2 billion. Consumer Services, Financials and Healthcare led buying. HSBC estimates up to $25 billion could enter India if global funds restore neutral allocations, while strong GDP growth, earnings and rupee stability support the outlook.

The Economic Times · Sep 5

'Gen Z' now a political constituency, cannot be ignored by govt or opposition: Dipankar Bhattacharya

Gen Z has emerged as a significant political constituency, according to CPI(ML) Liberation leader Dipankar Bhattacharya. The Jantar Mantar protests highlight youth dissatisfaction with government policies and service delivery. Bhattacharya advocates for lowering the voting age to sixteen, citing increased youth political awareness. He also called for an INDIA bloc…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

A French giant heads back to India after 12 years with bigger bets

Carrefour is back in India, but it is not rebuilding the hypermarket business it abandoned in 2014. This time, the French retailer is betting on smaller stores, local products, private labels and eventually quick commerce—taking on Reliance, DMart, Blinkit and others with profitability, rather than scale alone, at the centre…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

Protein Mini Scooper: Small packs, big push to make nutrition affordable

Companies are introducing smaller, affordable protein food packs to boost consumption. These convenient options cater to discerning Indian consumers seeking more protein. Brands are making protein-rich foods accessible through smaller formats and lower entry prices. Even naturally protein-rich foods are being packaged in smaller, economical portions. This market shift prioritizes…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

Productivity to drive 35% of India's future manufacturing output: KPMG

Higher workforce productivity could drive nearly 35% of India’s future manufacturing output, according to KPMG. Its analysis found productivity-leading manufacturers recorded stronger profit and market-cap growth, but more than 70% of large companies may need significant changes to achieve the required gains.

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