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TVS Venu Group firm Home Credit India to acquire Varthana Finance for Rs 967 crore

Home Credit India Finance will acquire Varthana Finance for Rs 967 crore. This all-cash transaction is subject to regulatory approvals from the Reserve Bank of India. The acquisition will strengthen TVS Venu Group's financial services sector presence. Varthana Finance specializes in education lending and serves many institutions. This move expands…

The Economic Times · Jul 15

Cabinet okays National Investment Policy to add fresh 10 million tonnes urea capacity

The government approved a new urea investment policy to establish new gas-based plants. This policy aims to create additional urea production capacity of ten million tonnes. It seeks to make India completely self-reliant in the widely consumed fertilizer. The new framework revises the 2012 policy with updated investment incentives. These…

The Economic Times · Jul 15

Why is Indian activist Sonam Wangchuk on hunger strike?

Climate activist has joined student-led protests over alleged exam leaks, but his worsening health has become a growing concern

The Independent UK · Jul 15

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India-UK FTA: Kolkata flags off first jewellery export consignment to UK under CETA

Kolkata dispatched its first jewellery export to the United Kingdom under the India-UK CETA. This marks the city's entry into the first nationwide shipment following the pact's implementation. Indian gem and jewellery exporters now have zero-duty access to the UK market. This agreement is expected to significantly boost India's jewellery…

The Economic Times · Jul 15

99% of exports to become duty-free with India-UK trade treaty: Amit Shah

The India-UK free trade agreement begins today, offering zero-duty access for ninety-nine percent of Indian exports. This pact will unlock untapped potential across many labour-intensive industries and sectors. Indian professionals will also receive significant exemptions while working in the United Kingdom. Trade between the two nations is expected to double…

The Economic Times · Jul 15

Karnataka to roll out comprehensive data centre policy to support infra requirements of AI

Karnataka will soon unveil a comprehensive data centre policy to support AI infrastructure needs. This policy aims to create essential digital infrastructure for AI-led innovation and advanced computing. The state is also establishing India's first public sector-led AI University and an AI Hub. Bengaluru's infrastructure development will see significant investments…

The Economic Times · Jul 15

Man Pretends to Be Indian, Tries to Hug Comedian Without Consent, Admits He’s Pakistani

A stand-up comedy show took an unexpected turn after a man in the audience attempted to hug comedian Kate Hu without her consent and later admitted he was Pakistani after initially appearing to identify himself as Indian. A video of the interaction has since gone viral, sparking widespread reactions across…

Whats Hot · Jul 15

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Indian comedian fined for failing to carry out court-ordered disability outreach to atone for ‘joke’

Comic was accused of ridiculing people with disabilities after making jokes about spinal muscular atrophy and a visually impaired person during performances last year

The Independent UK · Jul 15

The day Harrogate ‘burst at the seams’ as Pakistan and India swung into town

This unlikely 1986 match was ‘like a World Cup final’ and for some was the first proof of the Yorkshire immigrant community’s love of cricket

The Guardian - UK · Jul 15

India-UK FTA to create new opportunities for Indian businesses, labour-intensive sectors: Industry

India and the United Kingdom operationalized a free trade agreement on Wednesday. This pact grants zero-duty access for nearly ninety-nine percent of India's exports. Labour-intensive sectors like textiles and leather will see enhanced competitiveness. The agreement also provides greater certainty and transparent rules for businesses. This landmark pact strengthens bilateral…

The Economic Times · Jul 15

First India-UK CETA export consignments flagged off from Hyderabad

India and the United Kingdom launched their comprehensive economic and trade agreement. First export consignments from Hyderabad to the UK were flagged off today. This agreement allows many domestic goods to enter the British market duty-free. Telangana is expected to benefit significantly from expanded trade opportunities. Exporters can now access…

The Economic Times · Jul 15

Family of missing Indian sailor confirms he is dead after attack on ship in Strait of Hormuz

Sailor’s family says they are awaiting his remains to complete his last rites

The Independent UK · Jul 15

Harry Brook: ‘Awesome’ to have Brydon Carse back in England reckoning

Fast bowler has been called into squad for last two ODI games against India.

The Independent UK · Jul 15

How to crack a 'great deal' with India? UK reveals details of dealing with 'phenomenal negotiators'

UK officials described securing the India-UK Free Trade Agreement as a tough negotiation. They praised India's phenomenal negotiating team and Minister Piyush Goyal's skills. Bilateral trade is expected to increase by over 25 billion pounds annually. This pact aims to reduce tariffs and improve market access for businesses. Both nations…

The Economic Times · Jul 15

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MyLifeXP · Jul 15

Why Are 5 Flour Effigies Used During Panchak Death?

What if someone told you that a single death could lead to five more? This frightening belief has been passed down through generations and still causes fear in many families. Whenever a death occurs during Panchak, whispers of an ancient curse begin. But is this belief actually supported by Hindu…

The Economic Times · Jul 15

Rupee ends flat as merchant bids, oil blunt comfort from modest inflows

The Indian rupee hovered close to a one-month low on Wednesday, driven by modest portfolio inflows and increased corporate demand for dollars. Asian currencies remained mostly stable, with the dollar index resting near 101. Meanwhile, oil prices rose due to rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, prompting market participants…

The Economic Times · Jul 15

Fitness in focus as Indian hockey teams gear up for World Cup

India's hockey teams are prioritiing strength and conditioning for the upcoming World Cup. Coaches are ensuring players reach peak physical condition for the major tournament. The men's team prepares after a strong FIH Pro League campaign in Europe. The women's team enters the World Cup with momentum from their Nations…

The Economic Times · Jul 15

India, UAE central banks said to hold talks on FX deposit issues

India and the UAE central banks have discussed regulatory hurdles affecting India's drive to attract foreign-currency deposits from NRIs in the Gulf. The talks come as Indian banks seek up to $50 billion under the RBI's subsidised deposit scheme, while concerns over capital outflows, due diligence and funding costs continue…

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The Economic Times · Jul 15

Russian oil still India's key energy bet despite looming US tariff risks

Proposed US tariffs on Russian crude imports could inject fresh market volatility. Replacing Russian supply would be difficult due to limited spare production capacity. US senators unveiled a revised sanctions bill with softened tariffs on energy buyers. India's Russian crude imports hit record levels, acting as a stabilizing force. Disrupting…

The Economic Times · Jul 15

India-UK FTA takes off with tariff cuts, London targets $100 bn trade from 'gold standard' deal

The India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement has officially come into force. This pact aims to significantly increase bilateral trade between the two nations. Nearly ninety-nine percent of India's exports will now receive zero-duty market access. British exports to India will also benefit from lower or zero tariffs. This agreement…

The Economic Times · Jul 15

India-UK FTA offers big opportunity, but implementation gaps remain: Industry

Businesses welcome the pact but seek clarity on implementation details and regulations. Technical standards and rules of origin require further guidance for effective trade. Medical device exporters express cautious optimism and need policy safeguards. The agreement aims to boost exports and integrate India into global value chains.

The Economic Times · Jul 15

UK-India FTA to boost economic ties; British Airways to increase weekly flights to India by winter

The UK-India Free Trade Agreement (FTA) is expected to unlock new business opportunities and deepen bilateral economic engagement, prompting British Airways to expand its operations in the Indian market. The airline will increase its weekly flights to India from 63 to 70 during the winter schedule, reflecting growing confidence in…

The Economic Times · Jul 15

Cabinet highlights: India clears Rs 2.19 lakh crore mega push across chips, corridors and mobile manufacturing

The Cabinet approved Semicon 2.0 with a Rs 1,27,500 crore outlay for chip manufacturing. A Rs 62,500 crore scheme will boost mobile phone manufacturing and local value addition. Two major elevated road projects in Varanasi received approval for improved connectivity. New policies encourage domestic urea production and enhance fertilizer self-reliance.…

Whats Hot · Jul 15

Anil Menon Makes History as First Malayali-Origin NASA Astronaut, Begins 8-Month ISS Mission

Indian-American astronaut Dr. Anil Menon is all set to embark on an eight-month mission aboard the International Space Station (ISS), marking a historic milestone as the first NASA astronaut of Malayali descent to travel to space.

The Economic Times · Jul 15

Cabinet approves India Semiconductor Mission 2.0; earmarks Rs 1.27 lakh crore for the project

The Union Cabinet approved India Semiconductor Mission 2.0 with significant funding. A Rs 62,500 crore Mobile Phone Manufacturing Scheme was also cleared. These initiatives aim to boost domestic electronics manufacturing capabilities. The approvals are part of seven key decisions worth over ₹2.19 lakh crore. These measures will strengthen India's global…

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