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History will indeed remember Manmohan Singh kindly as most consequential PM: Sonia Gandhi

Congress leader Sonia Gandhi on Tuesday defended former prime minister Manmohan Singh after the Supreme Court cleared him in the coal block allocation case, calling him a leader of integrity whose record contrasted with the Modi government's functioning. Gandhi accused the BJP of a political "witch-hunt" and said history would…

The Economic Times

Will Rahu-Ketu Affect You During Surya Grahan 2026?

What should you actually do when Surya Grahan 2026 arrives on August 12? Should you worry about Rahu-Ketu, follow Sutak rules, or simply treat it as a rare event in the sky The answer depends on whether you are looking at the eclipse through science or religious tradition.NASA confirms that…

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India's Rarest Wildcat, the Caracal, Is Quietly Surviving in Places Nobody Predicted

A Cat That Refused to DisappearThe last confirmed caracal sighting in many Indian states happened so long ago that field biologists stopped budgeting for them. Then camera traps started catching something unexpected: a medium-sized feline with tufted black ears and a tawny, unmarked coat moving through the rocky scrublands of…

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Weather Today: Heavy rain to lash Delhi, UP, Rajasthan, Karnataka, Kerala, Gujarat and Maharashtra as IMD warns of intense monsoon spell across India

Weather Today: India anticipates widespread rainfall and thunderstorms on Tuesday, August 11. Heavy to very heavy rain is forecast across several northern and central regions. The monsoon trough and a low-pressure area are driving the active weather systems. Many states will experience thunderstorms, lightning, and strong winds over the coming…

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Indian Jewellery Pieces Worth Owning Before Artisan Craftsmanship Disappears Forever

The Man Who Makes It Is Sixty-ThreeThe karigar who makes Odisha's finest filigree silver earrings is sixty-three years old, and his son drives an auto-rickshaw. This is not a tragedy in the making. It is already made. Across India's jewellery-making clusters, Karimnagar in Telangana for silver filigree, Jaipur for meenakari,…

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Dholavira Is Still Empty, and That Is the Only Reason You Should Go to This UNESCO Harappan Site Now

The city that outlasted everything except being knownDholavira has been standing, in one form or another, for five thousand years. It outlasted the civilisation that built it. It outlasted the river that fed it. It outlasted the scholarship that ignored it for decades while Mohenjo-daro and Harappa collected all the…

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Champaner, Lothal, and Modhera: Gujarat's Three Sites That Rewrite Indian Civilisation's History

The city that was already ancient when history beganYou arrive at Lothal expecting ruins. What you find is a city. Not the idea of one, the actual grid of it, the drainage channels running parallel to streets, the raised citadel platform, the brick-lined dock that archaeologists date to around 2400…

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Inside Koraput and Rayagada: The Tribal Villages of Southern Odisha That Time Has Not Erased

The road does not prepare youThe last stretch into Koraput comes through hills that fold into each other like something breathing. There are no billboards. The trees are sal and teak, and the light through them is the particular green that exists only in places where the canopy has not…

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Why Kidney Stones Are Striking Indians in Their 30s, and the Diet and Dehydration Link

The numbers have shifted, and urologists have noticedA 2022 study published in the Indian Journal of Urology found that nearly 12% of India's population will develop kidney stones at some point, with the incidence rising sharply among working-age adults between 25 and 45. The "stone belt", a geographic band running…

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8 Dietary Habits That Raise Your Risk of Kidney Stones, Ranked by How Common They Are in India

Not Drinking Enough WaterThe single most preventable cause of kidney stones is low urine output. When you do not drink enough water, urine becomes concentrated and minerals crystallise. The Indian Council of Medical Research recommends at least 2.5 to 3 litres of fluid per day for adults in tropical climates.…

Times Life

Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman raises Hasina extradition with Indian envoy

RAW Chief Meets B'desh PM's Def Adviser In Dhaka

The Times of India

Stocks in news: Wipro, BSE, Vodafone Idea, Hyundai India and Airtel

The markets experienced fluctuations as they weighed the prospects of interest rates against concerns over oil prices and geopolitical issues. In notable changes, Wipro will exit the Nifty index, making way for BSE Ltd's entry. Vodafone Idea reported a reduction in first-quarter losses, while Bharti Airtel formed a partnership to…

The Economic Times

Geetanjali Shree’s radical fiction, written in Hindi, is finding a global audience

In 2022, Tomb of Sand became the first work of Indian literature to win the International Booker Prize. Written in Hindi by Geetanjali Shree and translated by Daisy Rockwell, the novel is Shree’s magnum opus and the pinnacle of a distinguished literary career.

The Conversation

US judge dismisses criminal case against Gautam Adani

A US judge on Monday dismissed criminal charges against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani after the Justice Department decided to abandon a long-running fraud and bribery case against him.

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In financial services, trust comes before speed; AI doesn't replace it

India is a compelling place to test that idea, because India has been quietly building something transformative. Only a decade ago, shopkeepers offered toffees to customers when there wasn't exact change on hand.

The Conversation

Australians have said they have ‘no religion’ on every census we’ve had – and it is growing every year

When I sit down to fill in my first Australian Census in 2026, one question I will be watching closely is a familiar one. Back home in India, “What is your religion?” was never really a question – although it is asked in the census.

Bangkok Post

Exports, imports via FTA partners surge in first half

Thailand's trade with free-trade agreement (FTA) partners rose by 21.8% year-on-year to over US$240 billion in the first half of this year. The key markets driving this growth include Singapore, Australia, Laos, Malaysia, Vietnam and India.

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Global Weather Risks Underpin Sugar Prices

October NY world sugar #11 (SBV26 ) closed up +0.02 (+0.12%) on Monday, and October London ICE white sugar #5 (SWV26 ) closed up +2.70 (+0.83%). Sugar prices added to their week-long surge on Monday, with NY sugar posting a 10-month nearest-futures high and London sugar posting a 15-month high....

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Why Is Sawan Associated With Marriage and Love? The Shiva-Parvati Story Behind It

Ever noticed how Sawan arrives and suddenly Shiva temples are full of people praying for love, marriage and a happy relationship? It may seem like an unusual combination at first. After all, Sawan is primarily associated with devotion to Lord Shiva. But look a little closer and there is a…

The Economic Times

PV Sindhu backs plan to monkey-proof Delhi badminton Worlds venue, says ‘you can laugh, but...’

To tackle monkey disruptions during the badminton championships, a team of skilled mimics is mimicking langur calls in the stadium. Celebrating the ingenuity of this initiative, PV Sindhu lauded it as an extraordinary expression of Indian resourcefulness. As the BWF World Championships approach on August seventeenth, India is ready to…

The Economic Times

Senior bureaucrat Deepti Gaur Mukerjee appointed as new Higher Education Secretary

Deepti Gaur Mukerjee has been appointed as the new Higher Education Secretary. She previously served as the Ministry of Corporate Affairs Secretary. Mukerjee praised the Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs for its collaborative platform.

The Economic Times

China says India's move to identify 27 places in Arunachal with standard names is 'illegal, null and void'

China declared India's official map naming of Arunachal Pradesh places as void. Beijing asserts that the Zangnan region, which is Arunachal Pradesh, belongs to China. India formally identified twenty-seven places and features by their standard names on its map. China has periodically released its own names for locations in the…

The Economic Times

US defends dollar as yen weakness threatens global currency order

The US treasury has stepped in to bolster the Japanese yen and several other currencies, signaling a potential decline of the dollar and hints of global economic turbulence. Historical patterns illustrate a downturn in imperial economic dominance. For India, navigating the complexities of changing global alliances and economic dependencies poses…

The Economic Times

Anand Mahindra praises Operation Safed Sagar series, hails IAF innovation

Anand Mahindra praised the Operation Safed Sagar series for showcasing the Indian Air Force's (IAF) pivotal role in the Kargil war. He expressed admiration for the technicians' innovative solutions born out of necessity amidst challenges. This ingenuity resonated with current debates around artificial intelligence, emphasizing the timeless significance of human…

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Police use teargas on young Indians as government jobs protest escalates

Demonstrators accuse authorities of failing to tackle irregularities in exams for sought-after civil service jobs

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