The Latest Breaking News from India

ISRO's launch of India's first imaging satellite will help keep a permanent eye on its border from 36,000 km away

ISRO is preparing to launch EOS-05, or Gisat-1A, on September 4 aboard the GSLV-F17 rocket from Sriharikota. Positioned about 36,000 km above Earth, the satellite will be India’s first imaging spacecraft from geosynchronous orbit, enabling continuous observation of the same region. Its capabilities could support border monitoring, weather tracking, environmental…

The Economic Times · Sep 2

India and Canada reaffirm strategic ties, target bilateral trade of CAD 70 billion by 2030

India and Canada held Foreign Office Consultations reaffirming their commitment to a trade agreement. Both nations aim to expand bilateral trade to seventy billion Canadian dollars by 2030. Discussions reflected accelerated high-level exchanges and expanding cooperation across multiple sectors. Bilateral ties remain anchored in shared democratic principles and respect for…

The Economic Times · Sep 2

Sugar Prices Supported by Expectations of a Global Deficit

October NY world sugar #11 (SBV26 ) is up +0.37 (+2.02%) today, and October London ICE white sugar #5 (SWV26 ) is +7.40 (+1.39%). Sugar prices are sharply higher for a second day today, with NY sugar posting a 16.75-month high and London sugar posting a 1-week high. Sugar prices...

Barchart · Sep 2

India must strengthen dementia ecosystem as population ages: Tata Trusts

India faces a growing dementia population, requiring a collaborative care ecosystem. Experts emphasise building shared understanding and support for individuals and caregivers. Early detection is crucial, but it needs to be part of a larger system. The nation needs more dementia care centers and community involvement. Addressing modifiable risk factors…

The Economic Times · Sep 2

India soon to be 3rd largest wind energy player: Govt official

India will soon surpass Germany to become the world's third-largest wind energy producer. The nation is projected to achieve 107 GW capacity by the year 2030. This energy transition involves building a complete industrial ecosystem and creating skilled jobs. India's domestic turbine-making capacity has significantly grown to 24 GW annually.…

The Economic Times · Sep 2

Nepal PM thanks India for flood rescue help after minister seeks compensation, as reconstruction estimates reach billions of dollar

Nepal’s Prime Minister Balendra Shah has thanked India and China for their assistance after flash floods killed 1,127 people and left nearly 4,900 missing. As rescue operations continue, Nepal is also seeking international accountability over climate-related losses. Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal called for justice and compensation, while Finance Minister Swarnim…

The Economic Times · Sep 2

How to watch 'The Traitors India' season 2 online from anywhere

21 celebrities joined Karan Johar for more lies and deception — how to watch "The Traitors India" season 2 online from anywhere.

Tom’s Guide · Sep 2

India replace Sri Lanka as hosts of inaugural Women's Champions Trophy

In an unexpected twist, the ICC Women's Champions Trophy will now unfold in India, as Sri Lanka was forced to withdraw as the host due to governmental interference. The tournament promises thrilling competition among six teams, all vying for glory in a round-robin league format at the beautiful stadiums in…

The Economic Times · Sep 2

Rising global bond yields, FCNR-B inflows and SEBI's CAS to shape market dynamics: HDFC Securities CEO Dhiraj Relli

India is grappling with rising global bond yields and surging oil prices, which are heightening imported inflation. These economic challenges pose a threat to sustained corporate profits. Meanwhile, SEBI's auction initiative aims to bolster market integrity and enhance price discovery. Although RBI's new deposit guidelines provide some temporary relief amidst…

The Economic Times · Sep 2

Pakistan urges India to engage with it constructively within Indus Water Treaty framework

Pakistan urged India to engage constructively within the Indus Waters Treaty framework. India rejected an arbitration award, stating the court lacked jurisdiction over its decisions. New Delhi maintains its decision to hold the treaty in abeyance remains in force. Pakistan welcomed the arbitration order and will seek its full implementation.…

The Economic Times · Sep 2