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US issues sanctions on support networks for Iran's Mahan Air; India-based sales agent included

The United States sanctioned six entities and individuals for supporting Mahan Air. These companies acted as general sales agents for the Iranian airline. Mahan Air allegedly aided Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. One sanctioned entity is India-based Skiez Travels and Logistics Private Limited. The Treasury Department aims to cut off…

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Korea’s leverage trap has an echo in India

Indian brokers are lending large sums to retail investors, creating systemic risk. Retail investors are borrowing heavily to buy stocks at stretched valuations. This margin debt has ballooned significantly, with new-age brokers aggressively competing. Unlike Korea's AI focus, India's debt supports stocks global investors are avoiding. Policymakers face challenges as…

The Economic Times

Stocks in news: Maruti Suzuki, ITC, Vedanta, Swiggy, RIL

Indian markets traded in a narrow range, settling marginally higher with mixed cues. Maruti Suzuki, ITC, and Vedanta shares are in focus due to various news developments. Sun Pharma and Bajaj Finserv will announce their first quarter results today. Tata Steel reported a fifteen percent rise in its net profit…

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Qatar Turned To U.S. Gas As Hormuz Closed. Emergency LNG Purchases Reached About $1 Billion

QatarEnergy's emergency purchases highlight how geopolitical conflict is reshaping global LNG trade, with U.S. exporters stepping in as buyers seek alternative supplies during one of the biggest disruptions to Gulf energy flows in years.

International Business Times

Steel sector hit by imports, volatility

Thailand's steel industry continues to grapple with global price volatility and mounting competition from Chinese exports, according to Tata Steel (Thailand) Plc (TSTH), a subsidiary of India's largest steelmaker.

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India Supplied Nearly 400,000 Weapons Parts to Israel Amid Gaza 'Genocide', Amnesty Finds

Amnesty International's report reveals India's ongoing arms exports to Israel during the Gaza conflict, raising concerns about potential contributions to alleged genocide. The report urges India to halt these exports.

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ET Family Business Awards' winners in the limelight: Apollo Hospitals and Muthoot FinCorp

Apollo Hospitals and Muthoot FinCorp received prestigious family business awards. Preetha Reddy highlighted Apollo's commitment to accessible healthcare for all Indians. Muthoot FinCorp's chairman emphasized survival and enduring values over 140 years. Both companies acknowledged their employees and family legacies. Future growth for these businesses will depend on innovation and…

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ET Family Business Awards: Businesses are built not on greed, but on contribution, says ex-SEBI chief M Damodaran

Successful Indian family businesses identify individual strengths and plan succession early. They also rope in the best professional talent for business growth. These enterprises are not run by a dominant leader but by recognizing family members' contributions. Succession planning in family firms is often clearer than in professional companies. Enduring…

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ET Family Business Awards: How India Inc's next generation is balancing legacy with innovation

Indian family businesses are entering a new growth phase. Next generations balance legacy with innovation and measured risk. Family offices now deploy capital for startups and frontier technologies. Legacy groups focus on calibrated risk-taking and manufacturing capabilities. Succession planning and adapting to new markets are key challenges.

The Economic Times

Brazil to face India in historic football friendly in Kolkata on October 3

Brazil's national football team will play India in a friendly match. This historic fixture is scheduled to take place in Kolkata on October 3. The match marks Brazil's first-ever game on Indian soil. India will face their highest-ranked opponent since 1992. This event revives Kolkata's deep connection with Brazilian football.

The Economic Times

Indian carbon market success hinges on transparent, stable design

India is set to unveil its Indian Carbon Market later this year, aimed primarily at decreasing carbon emissions from the manufacturing sector. Grounded in principles of transparency and stability, the market proposes to set price limits between Rs 600 and Rs 3,000 for each tonne of CO2-equivalent. This endeavor highlights…

The Economic Times

Stronger Monsoon Rains in India Weigh on Sugar Prices

October NY world sugar #11 (SBV26 ) on Thursday closed down -0.07 (-0.48%), and October London ICE white sugar #5 (SWV26 ) closed down -1.70 (-0.37%). Sugar prices moved lower on Thursday, with NY sugar matching a 1-month low posted earlier this month. Sugar prices are under pressure amid the...

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It’s cool, calm, collecting: Why data centres won’t cripple consumer availability of water and power

Global tech giants are investing billions in Indian data centers for digital sovereignty. These facilities are essential for India's national security and AI race. Environmental concerns about resource consumption are being addressed by new technologies. Hyperscalers are adopting innovative cooling methods to reduce water and energy use. India can achieve…

The Economic Times

The ripple effect of El Nino runs from village fields to corporate boardrooms

A deficient monsoon warning flags many districts at risk across India. Reduced agricultural yields will increase food inflation and rural income pressures. Water scarcity and energy demand will intensify for businesses nationwide. Climate volatility impacts supply chains and operational risks for all sectors. Businesses must integrate climate intelligence for future…

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In 1990s, an Indian American inventor created a dental material that restored over 1 billion teeth

Sumita Mitra's curiosity inspired a dental filling material from observing grape clusters. She developed nanoclusters, mimicking grapes for stronger, lifelike dental restorations. This innovation transformed teeth restoration over a decade of dedicated research. Mitra's groundbreaking work earned her induction into the National Inventors Hall of Fame. Her legacy continues to…

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'Paper leak mafia won't be spared,' PM Modi says after anti-paper leak Bill clears Parliament

Parliament has passed a new bill to prevent unfair means in public examinations. This legislation strengthens penalties for paper leaks and organized cheating syndicates. The amended law aims to build a more trustworthy examination system for all citizens. Stricter legal provisions will ensure tougher action against those involved in examination…

The Economic Times

Tharoor-led panel urges govt to closely monitor China's activities in Bangladesh

A parliamentary panel expressed concern over China's growing influence in Bangladesh. The committee urged India to monitor foreign powers' activities closely. India should leverage its development cooperation to strengthen its partnership. The panel also highlighted persistent challenges along the India-Bangladesh border. Enhanced surveillance and a multi-agency framework are recommended for…

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Jaishankar tells Ukraine attacks on Indian seafarers are unacceptable

India unequivocally condemned attacks on commercial shipping and Indian seafarers in the Black Sea. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar conveyed this stance to his Ukrainian counterpart Andrii Sybiha. The conversation followed the killing of an Indian seafarer in a recent Black Sea vessel attack. Ukraine urged India to play an…

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2,557 Indians evacuated from Iran via Armenia, Azerbaijan amid West Asia conflict: MoS Kirti Vardhan Singh

Over 2,500 Indian nationals were evacuated from Iran through neighboring countries. The Indian Embassy in Tehran facilitated their safe cross-border movement for onward travel. Government advisories urged citizens to consider temporary exits from Iran due to escalating tensions. India remains engaged with regional partners to ensure safety and secure energy…

The Times of India

'Marriage of convenience' by Indian students in Canada mentioned in internal email: Even advertised on dating apps

Indian students coming to Canada arranged 'marriages of convenience' through newspaper advertisements and dating apps only to gain residency in the country, and the government became aware of it, internal communication has revealed. The Globe and Mail reported that a 2025 email sent to IRCC officials from Canada's High Commission…

The Economic Times

India sweep men's, women's team titles at Commonwealth Table Tennis Championships

India's men's table tennis team managed to snag the Commonwealth Championships title after a thrilling 3-2 victory over Malaysia, while the women’s team dominated their final with a stunning 3-0 win against the same opponent. Manush Shah's pivotal performance in the final match secured the triumph. Both teams demonstrated remarkable…

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FinMin launches Protection & Indemnity Insurance product under Bharat Maritime Insurance Pool

India's Department of Financial Services launched a new sovereign-backed P&I insurance product. This product is designed by New India Assurance Company under the Bharat Maritime Insurance Pool. The insurance offers financial protection against third-party liabilities up to USD 1.5 billion. The Bharat Maritime Insurance Pool has already provided uninterrupted war…

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Sugar Prices Fall on the Prospects of Higher Indian Sugar Production

October NY world sugar #11 (SBV26 ) today is down -0.06 (-0.41%), and October London ICE white sugar #5 (SWV26 ) is down -1.70 (-0.37%). Sugar prices are under pressure today, with NY sugar matching a 1-month low posted earlier this month. Sugar prices are under pressure amid the prospects...

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TATA Starbucks eyes expansion in metros, emerging high-growth cities; opens first Reserve store in South India

TATA Starbucks plans significant expansion across Indian metropolitan and emerging cities. The company recently opened its first South India Reserve store, increasing the total to six. This expansion reflects India's status as a fast-growing global market for Starbucks. TATA Starbucks now operates over 500 stores nationwide, employing approximately 4,300 people.

The Economic Times

Rajya Sabha clears anti-paper leak Bill with tougher penalties for exam fraud

Parliament's Upper House approved the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) (Amendment) Bill, 2026. This legislation strengthens penalties for paper leaks and organized examination fraud. Individuals convicted of examination fraud face a minimum five-year prison term. Companies involved in conducting examinations can now receive fines up to five crore rupees.…

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