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Amazon eyes 2028 launch for direct-to-phone satellite network

Amazon's satellite venture plans to connect smartphones directly to space. This new service aims to provide voice, messaging, and data globally. Launches are expected to begin in 2028, with FCC approval pending. India is a key market for connecting underserved and unserved populations. This move signals a new frontier in…

The Economic Times

Three Indians rescued after Pattaya kidnapping, torture

CHON BURI — Police rescued three Indian men after they were held for ransom by a scam gang that lured them from their homeland to Pattaya with a cheap tour package and tortured them for a week.

Bangkok Post

Diamond merchant from Gujarat's Amreli went to Mali after investing in gold mine, but was kidnapped; family paid Rs 44 crore ransom to secure his release

Dhiru Ramani, an Indian-origin diamond businessman, was reportedly released from Mali after a ransom was paid. His family negotiated directly with the abductors, securing his release for €4 million. Ramani, who had invested in a gold mine, remains in Mali for local authorities' inquiries. The Indian Embassy had previously issued…

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Govt approves RBI's trials of ₹10, ₹20 polymer notes; no plan to replace paper currency

The government has approved the Reserve Bank of India's proposal for polymer banknotes. One billion pieces each of ten and twenty rupee polymer notes will undergo field trials. These new notes are expected to be more durable and have a longer lifespan. The introduction of polymer notes is still in…

The Economic Times

Air India's transformation 5-10 year journey; significant progress made: Tata Sons Chairman

Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran says rebuilding the airline is a five- to ten-year effort, citing supply chain disruptions, fleet renewal, legacy system upgrades and talent creation as key challenges.

The Economic Times

Ethanol should be a cheaper fuel. So why isn't E20 priced lower than pure petrol? Here's what the government says

India's ethanol production capacity now supports future growth and higher blending targets. Ethanol blending is not necessarily cheaper than pure petrol under current market conditions. Domestic ethanol supply reduces India's exposure to global oil price shocks. The shift to E20 represents calibrated progress, not a sudden leap forward. Offering multiple…

The Economic Times

Alternate fuel penetration in Indian CV industry to touch 40-45% by FY30: ICRA

The rise in EV penetration in the commercial vehicles (CV) industry is led primarily by the bus segment within the M&HCV (medium and heavy commercial vehicle) category, ICRA said.

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South Central 85: How the Gen Z protest is different

In this week’s South Central, hosts Dhanya Rajendran and Pooja Prasanna discuss the protests at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar and the police violence unleashed on the protestors. The violence has injected new life into the Cockroach Janta Party’s resistance, with gatherings happening across the country. They are joined by journalists Smita…

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Weather Tomorrow, July 28: Rain alert for Maharashtra, Gujarat, UP, Jammu & Kashmir, Karnataka, Odisha, West Bengal & more; check IMD's state-wise forecast

Weather Tomorrow, July 28: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast widespread rainfall across several parts of the country from Tuesday, July 28, as an active monsoon, driven by a deep depression and other weather systems, continues to influence weather conditions. Heavy to very heavy rainfall is expected in several…

The Economic Times

Trump's Tariffs Are Targeting Indian Drugmakers. Americans Could Soon Pay More for Generic Medicines, CEO Warns

Erez Israeli, CEO of Dr. Reddy's Laboratories, said that President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on imported generic medicines would inevitably translate into higher prices for patients.

International Business Times

India data centre capacity to jump to 12 GW by 2030 as AI fuels demand: Wood Mackenzie

AI-dedicated capacity is expected to rise multifold to 6,546 MW by 2030 from 275 MW in 2025, while data centre electricity demand is forecast to grow to 191 terawatt-hours (TWh) by 2040 from 10 TWh in 2025, the report said.

The Economic Times

India's top 7 cities face retail space crunch in malls, new supply down 57 pc in Jan-Jun: Anarock

Real estate consultant Anarock reported that gross leasing of retail spaces in malls stood at about 4.1 million sq ft in the first half of the 2026 calendar year, a 24 per cent decline from the corresponding period of the preceding year.

The Economic Times

In the Age of Big Players, $100,000 buys you a head start on Trump's mood

It can even buy you something in Xi’s China and Modi’s India, too. The political economy debate about capitalism vs. socialism isn't wrong, it's obsolete.

Fortune

NRIs can now buy term insurance in USD from India: Policybazaar explains how new plan protects against currency risk

Non-Resident Indians can now purchase US dollar-denominated term insurance plans in India. These plans are available through Policybazaar's partner insurers at GIFT City. Premiums and claim payouts will be processed in US dollars, addressing currency depreciation risks. This initiative allows global Indians to access internationally aligned financial products within India.

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India records highest adoptions in over a decade at 5,022 in FY26; special needs adoptions rise 25%

India achieved its highest adoption numbers in over a decade during FY26. A total of 5,022 children found permanent families, marking a significant increase. Domestic adoptions accounted for the majority, while inter-country placements also saw growth. More girls were adopted than boys, continuing a long-standing trend. Efforts to streamline processes…

The Economic Times

India 10-year bond yield logs biggest plunge in 2 months as oil rally falters

Brent crude prices fell 4% in the previous session and slumped another 9% in Asian trading after the United States and Iran paused fighting. The contract last traded at around $89 per barrel, after surging to $102 last week.

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Bajaj Is Open to a Strategic Investor for KTM. So Long As They're In It For the Long Haul

After becoming the majority stakeholder in KTM, Bajaj is open to a strategic investor. But said investor needs to align with the long-term goals of moving production to India.

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Indian authorities ‘blame single officer’ for use of controversial pellet gun on protesters

Serious injuries to Gen Z protesters that appeared consistent with pellet gun use became a major rallying cry for the ‘cockroach’ movement

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Prime Video India signs multi-year deal with Korea's CJ ENM, to stream 100+ K-shows over two years

Prime Video India has signed a multi-year distribution deal with South Korea's CJ ENM to bring over 100 Korean shows to Indian audiences over the next two years. The partnership includes 26 new titles, such as Yumi's Cells Season Three and The Legend of Kitchen Soldier, along with popular library…

The Economic Times

Ahead of Diwali season: Central Pollution Control Board opposes 'green crackers' production over prohibited barium nitrate usage; SC to settle the dispute

Supreme Court will decide whether next-generation green firecrackers can be commercially produced in India after two central government bodies took contradictory positions on the matter. While CSIR-NEERI approved the formulations for reducing pollution, CPCB objected on grounds that they still contain barium nitrate, a chemical the court itself had banned.

The Economic Times

Operational readiness on display at Kargil's Matayen, Army showcases high-altitude combat capability

The Indian Army demonstrated its combat readiness and technological advancements in Drass. Drones and remotely piloted systems were featured in the high-altitude demonstration. Various mobility and surveillance assets were also on display for media representatives. Modern weapon systems and indigenous military technologies were showcased to attendees. This event honored soldiers…

The Economic Times

India needs 86 GW additional thermal power by FY36, 64 GW under works: Govt

India requires 86,440 MW of new thermal power capacity by 2035-36. Over 63,000 MW of this capacity is currently under implementation. Transmission infrastructure development is also progressing to meet growing electricity demand. The nation's total installed generation capacity has reached 548.86 GW as of June 2026. India has transformed from…

The Economic Times

Big reform after NEET storm: Here's how India is seeking to improve its exam system

India is seeking to crack down on examination fraud by proposing tougher penalties for paper leak offences. These amendments aim to rehabilitate trust in the competitive exam landscape. Simultaneously, authorities are looking to integrate technology into the examination ecosystem, aiming to eliminate cheating syndicates and uphold the sanctity of the…

The Economic Times

Planning to work while studying in Canada? IRCC explains key rules after permit refusals of Indian students

Canada warns foreign nationals about serious immigration consequences for unauthorized work. Working without a permit risks removal and a five-year ban from Canada. Unauthorized work can also affect future visa and permanent residence applications. Temporary foreign workers are protected under Canadian labour laws and have specific rights. International students must…

The Economic Times

10,000-year-old disease that haunted Greeks and Chinese, weakened Civil War soldiers and caused 5% of 20th century deaths may finally have a weakness; Indian researchers find breakthrough

Scientists from India and Britain have identified a protein called Ark1 that acts as a control switch in the malaria parasite's cell division process. The discovery, made by teams from Delhi's National Institute of Immunology and the University of Nottingham, could open the door to an entirely new class of…

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