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Salman Khan to Sourav Ganguly: JioStar bets big on six Bigg Boss editions as festive battle for viewers heats up

JioStar will launch six Bigg Boss editions across India in September 2026. Salman Khan and Sourav Ganguly will host popular reality show versions. The franchise reached over 500 million viewers and generated significant engagement in 2025. This expansion marks the show's biggest multi-language rollout in its history. Brands participating in…

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Indian police baton-charge 'Cockroach Party' protesters marching to parliament

Armoured riot police charged demonstrators taking part in a banned march on parliament in India's capital New Delhi on Monday linked to growing anger over irregularities in major university examinations. Saurav ‌Das, a spokesperson for the satirical Cockroach Janta Party, said that two members of the movement were on their…

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India Inc is returning to banks for money, but retail borrowers aren’t keeping pace

India’s largest private banks are witnessing a shift in credit demand, with corporate and SME lending driving loan growth while retail borrowing remains subdued. Stronger working capital demand, refinancing and business banking boosted advances, but slower consumer credit growth and weaker CASA ratios continue to weigh on banks’ funding mix…

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INDIA bloc vows to demand accountability from govt on Ram temple donation 'theft', paper leaks

Opposition INDIA bloc leaders met to strategize for the Parliament's Monsoon session. They will demand accountability from the government on key national issues. Concerns include alleged Ram temple donation theft and education system failures. The bloc also plans to address ethanol blending mandates and paper leaks. They vow to fight…

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'If there is no noise, there is no fun': Rohit Sharma shuts down retirement talk after historic Lord's ODI ton

Setting the record straight, Rohit Sharma quelled retirement rumors by clinching a historic century at Lord's with an impressive 138 runs, marking him as the first Indian to do so. Focused on helping his team excel, Sharma's contributions have garnered support from selectors and captain Shubman Gill as they prepare…

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India-UK trade deal: More British brands are coming to India, but here's why your shopping bill may not fall anytime soon

India-UK CETA is expected to bring more British brands to India, though immediate price cuts remain unlikely due to a weaker rupee and higher shipping costs. Some brands, including Lush, have paused planned price hikes and introduced selective discounts, while broader price benefits are expected as tariffs are gradually reduced.

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Inside the labour supply chain fueling illegal Bangladeshi infiltration

Illegal immigrants from Bangladesh enter India through a planned labor supply chain. Agents facilitate border crossings and transportation to various Indian job locations. Indian employers recruit these workers for sectors like textiles and construction. Fake documents are created to integrate migrants and secure employment opportunities. This organized system highlights the…

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AI is reshaping hiring, making evidence-based verification more critical: Millow's Karan Bhatty

AI is revolutionising Indian hiring by enhancing candidate preparation and employer verification processes. Companies now prioritise evidence-based hiring over traditional interview performance and background checks. Millow.io's AI-assisted platform addresses traditional verification gaps with speed and transparency. Sectors like BFSI and IT services are leading demand for advanced risk assessment services.

The Economic Times

At least 25 dead and many missing as monsoon rains cause havoc across India

National weather agency forecasts heavy rain across northern, eastern and northeastern India over coming week

The Independent UK

Captain Shubman Gill wants India to improve fitness ahead of World Cup

Expressing his concern for player welfare, Captain Shubman Gill pointed out the troubling trend of injuries during the England series. The repeated unavailability of team members has necessitated several alterations in the lineup, impacting their readiness for the World Cup. He stressed the urgency for improved fitness levels among players…

The Economic Times

Rupee weakens to two-month low as oil climbs; state-run banks cushion

The Indian rupee reached its weakest point in two months on Monday. Rising oil prices and Middle East hostilities pressured the currency's value. State-run banks sold dollars, which helped to moderate the rupee's decline. Higher crude prices can create macroeconomic turbulence for India's economy. This situation impacts India's current account…

The Economic Times

Maruti Suzuki's no-frills cars once ruled India. Then buyers demanded frills as market share drops to near all-time low

For years, Suzuki reigned supreme in India's automotive landscape, but changing buyer interests are challenging this status. As consumers increasingly favor larger, feature-rich vehicles over mere economical transport, Suzuki's focus on affordability seems outdated. To address this trend, Maruti Suzuki is gearing up to release a lineup of modern SUVs…

The Economic Times

PM Modi takes '56-year-old youngster' subtle dig at Rahul Gandhi

Prime Minister Modi praised India's growing space capabilities and young innovators. He highlighted Skyroot Aerospace's significant milestone achieved by its young team. Parliament's Monsoon Session began today with legislative agendas and discussions. The opposition plans to raise issues like the NEET-UG paper leak and temple donations. The session will continue…

The Economic Times

Takeda Biopharmaceuticals gets DCGI nod for dengue vaccine QDENGA

Takeda Biopharmaceuticals India has received market authorization for its dengue vaccine QDENGA. This vaccine is now approved for individuals aged four to sixty years old. QDENGA offers protection against all four dengue virus serotypes without prior testing. The vaccine has been approved in forty-three countries since its launch. India accounts…

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VA Tech Wabag shares rise 4% after securing major Bengaluru wastewater treatment order

VA Tech Wabag shares rose after announcing a significant order from BWSSB. The company will develop two energy-efficient wastewater treatment facilities in Bengaluru. This large order strengthens its position in India's municipal wastewater sector. The projects will enhance sewage treatment capacity and water security goals. VA Tech Wabag's stock has…

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Indian students cool on 'American Dream' as EU opens its doors

Indian students are increasingly considering Europe over the US for higher education, attracted by lower tuition fees, clearer post-study work pathways and the India-EU mobility framework. Consultants report rising enquiries, while universities in the Netherlands and elsewhere are seeing higher Indian enrolments, although language, housing and employment challenges remain.

The Economic Times

ICAR @98: Science, innovation and sustainability for Viksit Bharat 2047

Achieving Viksit Bharat 2047 requires agriculture to move beyond production towards value addition, food processing, exports, bio-based industries, carbon markets, and rural entrepreneurship.

The Economic Times

Turtlemint eyes profitable FY27 as renewal book grows

The company operates an insurance distribution platform that enables point-of-sale persons (Posps) and advisors to sell insurance products across India, particularly in tier 3 and 4 markets, unlike online aggregators, which primarily rely on digital customer acquisition.

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The Independent UK

India's Cockroach movement supporters gather to attempt a march to Parliament

Hundreds of supporters of India’s youth-led Cockroach movement have gathered in New Delhi to march to Parliament to demand the education minister's resignation

The Economic Times

A yo-yo monsoon is threatening India's crops and the power grid

India's monsoon rainfall is becoming more erratic due to El Niño and global warming, with the shift threatening agricultural output and straining the nation's power grids. Dry spells and sudden downpours have disrupted summer crop sowing and rural incomes. Urban areas are seeing increased power demand for cooling during monsoon…

The Guardian - UK

‘When I get home, my whole body aches’: extreme heat saps health and wages of India’s poorest workers

Exclusive: Outdoor workers losing up to 9% of income as weather becomes ‘poverty multiplier’, research says

The Economic Times

Weather Today, July 20: Heavy Rain expected for Assam, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, West Bengal, Odisha, Kerala; active showers likely in Delhi-NCR

Weather today, July 20: Heavy rainfall is expected across many Indian regions today. The monsoon continues to bring showers and thunderstorms to various states. Several states are on alert for potential flooding and landslides due to heavy rains. Light to moderate showers are predicted for Delhi-NCR and other northern areas.…

Times Life

The Atlas Moth Has No Mouth and Its Entire Adult Life Runs on One Tank of Fat

Born already running on emptyWhen the atlas moth breaks out of its cocoon, it has already eaten its last meal, and that meal happened weeks earlier, when it was still a caterpillar. The adult moth has no functional mouth. No digestive system. The structures that would form a feeding apparatus…

Times Life

Why Sustainable Fashion in India Is Not the Same as the Western Slow Fashion Movement

A language that doesn't quite fitSlow fashion, as a movement, was built to solve a specific Western problem: decades of disposable clothing bought cheaply, worn twice, and landfilled. The guilt was real. So was the corrective vocabulary, capsule wardrobes, ethical consumption, conscious buying. When that language arrived in India, it…

Times Life

Handloom vs Powerloom: How to Tell the Difference and Why Indian Weavers Need You To

The tell is in the selvedgeThe selvedge is the finished edge that runs the length of a fabric, the border the loom creates naturally as the weft thread turns back on itself. On a genuine handloom, the selvedge is slightly uneven. It pulls in a little, curves very faintly, and…

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