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VVS Laxman, Shreyas Iyer hail each other after India’s 3-0 Zimbabwe sweep

India's interim coach VVS Laxman and captain Shreyas Iyer praised each other following a series victory. The Indian team secured a 3-0 win against Zimbabwe in the away T20I series. Laxman commended Iyer's resilience and optimistic approach to leading the new squad. Iyer thanked Laxman for his motivational words and…

The Economic Times

India is where AI gets figured out

India's linguistic, cultural and digital diversity is turning it into a proving ground for artificial intelligence, argues JioStar's chief architect. As AI shifts from showcasing capabilities to solving real-world problems, success will depend on understanding context, intent and human behaviour—making India's complex market a blueprint for global AI innovation.

The Economic Times

Nippon India Mutual Fund surpasses 4 crore investor folios, marks historic milestone

Nippon Life India Asset Management has become the first mutual fund house in India to cross 4 crore investor folios. Reaching 40.2 million folios as of June 30, 2026, the AMC holds a dominant 39% share of the country's unique investor base, driven by deep retail penetration beyond metros.

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Radisson Hotel signs 10 new hotels from India's religious spots to tech hub Bengaluru

Radisson Hotel Group has signed 10 new hotels across seven Indian states, strengthening its India expansion strategy. The new properties span pilgrimage destinations, Bengaluru's business hubs, leisure markets and emerging cities under six brands, as the hotel company accelerates growth through upscale resorts, business hotels and asset-light conversion projects.

The Economic Times

Monday briefing: How the Cockroach protests have exposed the cracks in India’s government

In today’s newsletter: Across the country, a younger generation is turning private disillusionment into public defiance against a government that once felt untouchable

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Why Married Women Wear Green Bangles in Sawan

Every Sawan, markets are filled with beautiful green bangles, and countless women wear them with devotion. But have you ever wondered why green bangles became the symbol of this sacred month? Most people believe it is just another festival tradition, but behind these simple bangles lies a beautiful story of…

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India’s cockroach movement brought down a minister. Bringing real reform will be much harder

Over the past few weeks, young people have mobilised to protest India’s broken education system, against the background of a shortage of job opportunities.

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RBI to hold rates through 2026 as growth risks outweigh inflation: Poll of economists

Economists predict the Reserve Bank of India will maintain its key interest rate at 5.25% through year-end. This decision comes as the central bank assesses war impacts and current price pressures. Inflation has risen above the target, but a rate hike is considered premature by officials. The RBI will likely…

The Economic Times

Planning a foreign trip? These four countries have changed visa rules for Indians

Planning an overseas holiday? Four countries have changed their visa rules for Indian passport holders in 2026. While Indians still enjoy simplified entry to 55 destinations, travellers should check the latest requirements before booking, as visa policies and passport rankings continue to change.

The Economic Times

No international mutual fund open for subscription now after Baroda BNP Paribas Aqua FoF halts fresh investments. What should investors do?

Indian investors now have no options for new international mutual fund SIPs. The Baroda BNP Paribas Aqua Fund of Fund suspended new investments on July 23. This action follows SEBI's overseas investment limits for mutual funds. Investors are exploring alternatives like LRS and GIFT City for global exposure. Global ETFs…

The Economic Times

Indian bonds rebound as easing Middle East tensions drag oil lower

Indian government bonds experienced a significant surge early this week. This rise followed a sharp decline in crude oil prices over the weekend. The easing oil prices offered immediate relief to the bond market. This development also provided potential benefits for the United States economy. India's overnight index swap rates…

The Economic Times

INS Sudarshini sets sail for Portugal after month-long visit to US

Indian Naval Ship Sudarshini has departed the United States for Portugal. The vessel concluded its month-long visit after attending US independence anniversary celebrations. Sudarshini participated in SAIL 250 events across several American cities. It showcased India's maritime strength and fostered international naval partnerships. The ship continues its Lokayan 26 voyage…

The Economic Times

One killed in communal clash near India-Nepal border, indefinite restrictions imposed

One person was killed and several others, including security personnel, were injured in a communal clash in Nepal's Sunsari district along the India border, prompting authorities to impose indefinite restrictive orders in parts of the district from Monday.

The Times of India

India begins Commonwealth Games athletics campaign with high jump spotlight on Sarvesh Kushare, Tejaswin Shankar

India's athletics campaign at the 2026 Commonwealth Games gets underway on Monday, with the spotlight firmly on the men's high jump final featuring a strong Indian contingent.

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Gulf Lloyds shares set for market debut today. Here's what GMP suggests ahead of listing

Gulf Lloyds (India) is set to debut on the BSE SME platform on July 27, with grey market premium (GMP) trends indicating a largely flat listing. The Rs 18.19-crore IPO was subscribed 10.85 times overall, led by strong retail participation, while the company plans to use the proceeds for capital…

The Economic Times

Who is Jadumani Singh? Manipuri boxer who dedicated his Commonwealth Games victory over Pakistani rival to Kargil War heroes

Jadumani Singh advanced to the Commonwealth Games boxing quarterfinals with a dominant win. He dedicated his victory to the Kargil War heroes, reiterating his ambition. The boxer transitioned from football to boxing, overcoming initial family resistance. He successfully moved up a weight class, proving doubters wrong. This move supports his…

The Economic Times

ETMarkets AIF Talk | Next-generation entrepreneurs will create India's biggest wealth opportunities: Hiren Ved

India's next wealth creation wave will emerge from new entrepreneurs in strategic sectors. These founders leverage advanced technologies to build globally competitive businesses with strong growth. Investors should look beyond conventional equity strategies for emerging opportunities. Alchemy Long Term Ventures Fund, Series 3 targets sophisticated investors with a long-term outlook.…

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India may see up to $85 billion in forex inflows after RBI's FCNR move: Report

India anticipates substantial Foreign Currency Non-Resident deposits, possibly reaching eighty to eighty-five billion dollars. Public sector banks are leading this significant mobilization effort, exceeding previous records. FCNR(B) deposits have already reached seventeen point forty-one billion dollars by mid-July. Higher interest rates are expected to encourage renewals of maturing FCNR deposits.…

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'Indian students made us all proud': Greta Thunberg joins London protest in solidarity

Climate activist Greta Thunberg on Sunday expressed support for the CJP-led student protest over irregularities in the education system, saying their movement demonstrated "the true meaning of people power."

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Best EOR Platforms for US Companies Hiring in India in 2026: Kaamwork, Deel, Oyster, Remote

Hiring in India without a local entity puts you in a specific situation. You need a company to become the legal employer of your India hire, handle payroll in INR, manage PF, ESI, and TDS, and make sure everything stays compliant with Indian labor law.

The Economic Times

India vs Zimbabwe T20 cricket match highlights: Who won yesterday's clash? Check details

India completed a 3-0 T20I series sweep over Zimbabwe with a 35-run win in the third and final match, as 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi starred with 81 off 49 balls and was named Player of the Series. India posted 192/5 before restricting Zimbabwe to 157/7, with Mayank Yadav taking three wickets.

Times Life

Ten Years of Veterinary Science Discoveries Changing How We Care for Dogs and Cats

Animals Hide Pain Better Than We Thought, And We Now Know How to Find ItFor decades, the standard assumption was that a quiet pet was a comfortable pet. A 2016 study published in PLOS ONE, and subsequent research from the University of Lincoln, changed that. Cats in particular suppress pain…

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India's Street Dogs Are Ancient Canines: How Urban Evolution Shaped the INDog's Survival Traits

The Oldest Dog You've Never NamedGenetic studies place the INDog, also called the pariah dog, among the most ancient canine populations on the planet. A 2017 study published in PNAS tracing dog domestication put South Asian dogs close to the origin point of all domestic canines, diverging from wolves somewhere…

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Asiatic Lions in Gir Face a Genetic Crisis: What Inbreeding Means for Their Conservation

A Population Built on a Handful of SurvivorsAt the turn of the twentieth century, the Asiatic lion was functionally gone from the Indian subcontinent. The last viable group, fewer than twenty individuals by some estimates, clung to the teak forests of the Gir region in what is now Gujarat, protected…

The Times of India

PoK heads to polls amid weeks of deadly clashes and political unrest - what to expect

Elections to the so-called legislative assembly in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) begin on Monday amid heightened security and continuing political unrest. The three-phase polls come after weeks of violent clashes that have left several people dead and hundreds injured.

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