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Savitha Shri's father left his job in Singapore to support her chess journey, pawned family jewellery; now she replaces Grandmaster Harika in India's 2026 Chess Olympiad women's team

Nineteen-year-old Savitha Shri joins India's Chess Olympiad team for the upcoming event. Her journey began by observing her elder brother play chess at home. Financial hardships saw her family pawn jewellery and her father quit his job abroad. Savitha now replaces Grandmaster Harika Dronavalli in the national women's team. She…

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Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey declares August 15 as 'India Day'

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey declared August 15 as India Day. Boston Mayor Michelle Wu also issued a similar proclamation recognizing the diaspora. Both leaders acknowledged the significant contributions of Indian-Americans to the state. Community organizations foster civic engagement and cultural exchange through celebrations. This observance highlights India's rich heritage and…

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Kalyan Jewellers slips 3% as Q1 margin pressure overshadows 32% jump in net profit

Kalyan Jewellers shares fell 3% after its June-quarter results highlighted margin pressure despite strong earnings growth. Consolidated net profit rose 32% year-on-year to Rs 348.7 crore, while revenue surged 45.7% to Rs 10,588.9 crore. Investors remained cautious as higher gold exchange volumes and promotional offers weighed on margins, offsetting the…

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US Assistant Secretary Paul Kapur to visit India, Central Asian nations to boost trade, regional ties

Assistant Secretary S. Paul Kapur will visit India and Central Asian nations from August 5 to 12. His trip aims to advance key bilateral and regional economic priorities for the administration. Discussions will focus on trade, investment, and strengthening supply chain resilience across the region. Kapur will meet with senior…

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Noida, Gurugram lead India's housing boom with up to 125% price growth: ANAROCK

India's top housing markets delivered strong dual returns between 2019 and Q2 2026, combining capital growth with rising rental yields, an ANAROCK report showed. Noida led capital appreciation with a 125% jump, followed by Gurugram at 117%, while Bengaluru and Hyderabad recorded the highest rental yield increases.

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Supreme Court orders automatic challans for uninsured vehicles using cameras as over 50% are found uninsured

Supreme Court orders cameras to identify uninsured vehicles and issue automatic e-challans, tightening enforcement of mandatory vehicle insurance across India. The court found it shocking that more than 50 percent vehicles don't have insurance in India.

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PVR Inox bets on ₹175 tickets to win small-town India

PVR Inox plans to launch 300 affordable cinemas in smaller towns. Tickets will be priced under two dollars to attract new audiences. This expansion aims to diversify revenue beyond major metropolitan areas. The company expects upcoming film releases to sustain box office momentum. Alternate events will also boost occupancy during…

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ETMarkets NRI Talk | Alternatives can account for up to 20% of an NRI's India allocation: Shiv Gupta

From portfolio management services (PMS) and alternative investment funds (AIFs) to private credit, these asset classes offer the potential to enhance risk-adjusted returns, albeit with higher risk and lower liquidity.

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ETMarkets Smart Talk| Large caps offer stability, but alpha lies in selective mid- and small-caps: Rakesh Vyas

While the near-term outlook remains clouded by inflation concerns and margin pressures, Rakesh Vyas, CIO & Portfolio Manager at Quest Investment Managers, believes the underlying earnings story for India remains firmly intact.

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How Nagaland's Pangti Village Stopped Hunting Amur Falcons and Became Their Protectors

A Million Birds, One ReservoirThe numbers are almost too large to picture. Each October and November, somewhere between one and two million Amur Falcons converge on the Doyang reservoir in Wokha district, Nagaland. They arrive from breeding grounds in Siberia and northern China, and they are heading to southern Africa,…

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AI could slow affluent India; QSRs, credit cards may show stress first: BNP Paribas’ Kunal Vora

Coming to loans, personal loans increased by 13% in FY25 and FY26 which is softer versus the earlier years. Also, the recent resurgence in personal loans has been supported by the GST rate cut which is driving the demand for automobiles and the spike in gold price is driving the…

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Lesser vs Greater Flamingo: Why India's Sewage Ponds Have Become a Pink Sanctuary

Two birds, one glance, and where the differences actually areStand at the edge of Thane Creek on a winter morning and you will see tens of thousands of flamingos turning the water pink. What you almost certainly won't do, without a field guide and some patience, is correctly sort them…

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What Thiruvalluvar's Kural Teaches About Ethical Leadership That Corporate India Has Forgotten

The Book That Predates Every MBA CurriculumThe Thirukkural is divided into three books: Aram (virtue), Porul (wealth and statecraft), and Inbam (love). Corporate India, when it bothers with the text at all, tends to quote from Porul, the section on governance and strategy, and ignore Aram entirely. That selective reading…

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Why Oil Cleansing Works for Oily Indian Skin: The Sebum Science Behind Cleaner Pores

The Rebound Cycle Nobody Warns You AboutStrip your face with a foaming cleanser twice a day and your sebaceous glands read it as an emergency. The skin's oil production ramps up to compensate, and within hours your T-zone is shining again. Dermatologists call this sebum rebound, and it is the…

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India's exam worriers become democracy warriors

A reckoning has just played out on the streets of New Delhi and other major Indian cities. Tens of thousands of young Indians rose up against an education system that is failing them, ultimately securing the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan -- a powerful symbolic victory. But the message…

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Dandruff Is a Scalp Microbiome Imbalance, Not a Hygiene Failure, Here's What Indian Scalps Actually Need

The fungus that lives on every scalpMalassezia is a yeast-like fungus present on virtually every human scalp. Under normal conditions, it feeds on sebum, the natural oil your scalp produces, and causes no visible problem. When it overgrows, it breaks down that sebum into oleic acid, a fatty acid that…

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5 Caves in India That Go Deeper Underground Than Expected and Reward Every Kilometre of Spelunking

Krem Liat Prah, Meghalaya, The Longest Cave in the Indian SubcontinentAt 31 kilometres of surveyed passage, Krem Liat Prah in the East Jaintia Hills is the longest cave in South Asia. Tourists who arrive at the entrance expecting a short walk with a guide come out two hours later having…

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Meghalaya's Underground River Caves Hold a World Record Most Indians Have Never Heard Of

The Record That Sits Quietly in Meghalaya's HillsKrem Puri, located in the Siju-Rewak area of South Garo Hills, was mapped by the Meghalaya Adventurers Association and a team of international cavers in 2018 and measured at 24.583 kilometres, making it the longest sandstone cave in the world. Not the longest…

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5 Colorectal Cancer Symptoms Indians Mistake for Digestive Problems, and When to Get Screening

Rectal Bleeding Written Off as PilesThis is the single most dangerous dismissal in colorectal cancer diagnosis in India. A patient notices blood in the stool or on toilet paper, assumes haemorrhoids, and waits. Sometimes they are right. Often they are not. Haemorrhoids produce bright-red blood on the surface of stool…

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6 Common Stomach Cancer Risk Factors Found in Indian Kitchens and Daily Habits

The Salt in Your AchaarSalt is the oldest preservative in the Indian pantry, and achaar, papad, and salted dried fish are eaten across every region without a second thought. The problem is volume. A 2019 review published in the International Journal of Cancer found that high dietary salt intake is…

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Cervical Cancer Is Almost Entirely Preventable. So Why Does It Still Kill So Many Women in India

Numbers That Should Not ExistEvery eight minutes, an Indian woman dies of cervical cancer. That figure comes from ICMR data published in its National Cancer Registry Programme report, and it has not moved in the direction it should. India records roughly 1.25 lakh new cervical cancer cases annually and accounts…

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US Congressman Riley Moore voices concern on FCRA amendments; could hit bilateral ties

US lawmaker Riley Moore voiced concerns regarding India's proposed FCRA amendments. These changes could allow government takeovers of religious charities and impact bilateral relations. The amendments seek to empower a Designated Authority to manage foreign contributions and assets. The proposed legislation also reduces penalties for FCRA violations. India's Parliament is…

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US Iran war: Qatar says mediators make progress; Indian ship sinks in the Middle East

Mediators report progress in efforts to end the US-Iran war, which has driven oil prices lower. Qatar's Emir discussed de-escalation efforts with President Trump, stressing the importance of dialogue. Senior US officials expressed optimism about reopening the Strait of Hormuz shipping lanes soon. However, shipping risks remain as a vessel…

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D-Street poised for positive start as GIFT Nifty signals gains

Domestic markets saw profit booking after recent gains, with the Nifty declining slightly. Indian equities are expected to see a gradual upmove, supported by global cues and earnings. Investors will monitor US jobs data and the RBI's monetary policy decision tomorrow. The India VIX, a fear gauge, rose to 12.19…

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Donald Trump administration revokes over 28,000 immigrant trucking licences, launches veteran hiring drive; Indian drivers may be affected

The Donald Trump administration has revoked the commercial driver's licences of more than 28,000 immigrant truck drivers as part of a crackdown on non-citizen drivers while launching a programme to replace them with US military veterans. The move could significantly affect thousands of Indian truckers, particularly those from Punjab and…

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