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Rohu: India's Most Beloved Freshwater Fish Has a Surprisingly Complex Role in River Ecosystems

The fish everyone eats, almost nobody studiesLabeo rohita, rohu, is the single most cultured freshwater fish in India by volume, accounting for a significant share of inland aquaculture production alongside catla and mrigal in the IMC (Indian Major Carp) system. It grows fast, tolerates crowded ponds, and takes to supplementary…

3 Strategic Thinking Lessons From Field Marshal Manekshaw for Career and Crisis Decisions

3 Strategic Thinking Lessons From Field Marshal Manekshaw for Career and Crisis Decisions

Say No When You Mean No, And Mean It PreciselyWhen Prime Minister Indira Gandhi asked Manekshaw in April 1971 whether the Indian Army was ready to move into East Pakistan, he said no. Not a diplomatic hedge. Not a promise to try. He listed, in the room, the specific reasons…

The Sardar Patel Integration Strategy: Six Tactics for Managing People Who Refuse to Cooperate

The Sardar Patel Integration Strategy: Six Tactics for Managing People Who Refuse to Cooperate

Start With the Privy Purse: Always Lead With What They KeepPatel's first move with almost every reluctant ruler was not a demand, it was an offer. The privy purse guaranteed nobles a personal income and their titles for life. He was not asking them to lose; he was showing them…

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The Gajra Means More Than Beauty: What Hair Adornment Carries for Indian Women and Their Identity

The string your grandmother didn't explainNobody told you what it meant. Your mother pinned the gajra into your braid on the morning of a cousin's wedding and moved on to the next task. Your grandmother had done the same for her. The jasmine was simply there, the way certain things…

Himalayan Restricted Passes: How to Get Your Permits and Why the Bureaucracy Pays Off

Which Passes Are Actually Restricted, and WhyNot every high-altitude crossing in the Himalayas requires a special permit, but the ones that do tend to be the ones worth crossing. Passes that run along India's international borders, or through ecologically sensitive zones designated under the Wildlife Protection Act, fall under restricted…

Why the Baralacha La to Sarchu Stretch Is the Most Honest Road in the Himalayas

The pass does not welcome youBaralacha La sits at 4,890 metres, and it does not care that you drove fourteen hours to reach it. The road surface breaks apart in places. The wind comes sideways. There is no arch, no signboard with fairy lights, no dhaba with a cheerful owner…

6 Himalayan Passes You Can Drive Across in India That Feel Like Crossing Into a Different Country

Sach Pass, Himachal Pradesh, Where the Road Forgets You ExistAt 4,414 metres, Sach Pass sits between the Chamba and Pangi valleys and stays buried under snow for eight months of the year. When it opens, typically from late June to early October, the 65-kilometre stretch from Killar to Bairagarh is…

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6 Daily Habits That Are Causing Permanent Hearing Loss and Tinnitus in Young Indians

6 Daily Habits That Are Causing Permanent Hearing Loss and Tinnitus in Young Indians

Wearing Earphones at High Volume for Hours Every DayA 2019 study published in The Lancet estimated that over 1 billion young people worldwide are at risk of noise-induced hearing loss, with prolonged earphone use identified as a primary driver. In India, where cheap earphones ship with every smartphone and metro…

5 Indian Foods That Calm Skin Inflammation Better Than Antihistamines, According to Research

5 Indian Foods That Calm Skin Inflammation Better Than Antihistamines, According to Research

TurmericCurcumin, the active compound in turmeric, inhibits NF-κB, the molecular switch that tells your immune cells to release inflammatory cytokines. A 2006 review by Aggarwal and Harikumar published in Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology documented curcumin's ability to block this pathway at multiple points, which is why its anti-inflammatory…

India 'playing Hasina card', says Bangladesh home minister

India 'playing Hasina card', says Bangladesh home minister

Bangladesh has openly criticized India for allegedly exploiting the Hasina card, which presents a challenge to India's aims of fostering amicable relations with Bangladesh. The home minister emphasized the importance of mutual respect and sovereignty between nations, expressing concerns that Hasina may be colluding with external forces against the current…

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India Tour of Sri Lanka: Padikkal makes strong case for No. 3 during warm up match

India Tour of Sri Lanka: Padikkal makes strong case for No. 3 during warm up match

Devdutt Padikkal scored an unbeaten century during India's warm-up match against Sri Lanka. Rishabh Pant and Dhruv Jurel failed to score significantly in favorable batting conditions. India finished the day at 357 for 8 after 90 overs. B Sai Sudharsan was ruled out of the series due to a toe…

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Spain replaces its India ambassador after controversy over use of funds for cultural events: Report

Spain replaces its India ambassador after controversy over use of funds for cultural events: Report

Spain's foreign ministry is replacing its ambassador to India, Juan Antonio March, following a series of reports by Spanish outlet The Objective detailing cultural events and spending arranged without the ministry's knowledge, according to the publication.

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Weather updates August 9: Check IMD forecast for Delhi, heavy rain likely across several states on Sunday

Weather updates August 9: Check IMD forecast for Delhi, heavy rain likely across several states on Sunday

Weather updates for Sunday, August 9: Delhi is likely to see a generally cloudy sky with light rain or drizzle, with temperatures expected to range between 24°C and 34°C and no warning issued. Several other parts of India are also likely to receive rainfall, with heavy to very heavy rain…

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JD Vance calls PM Modi, discusses India-US ties

JD Vance calls PM Modi, discusses India-US ties

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a phone conversation with US Vice President JD Vance on strengthening the India-US Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership. Modi also extended his congratulations to Vance and the Second Lady on the birth of their son.

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Donald Trump shoots from Senate shoulders to punish Russia, by making India and China pay

The US Senate approved a bill allowing President Trump to impose tariffs. This legislation targets nations buying Russian oil and gas, including India. India faces potential 100% tariffs for its energy purchases from Russia. The bill grants the president discretion and includes exemption provisions for allies. This move could impact…

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Mining project near India's first marine sanctuary, national park in Gujarat gets nod

A bauxite and marl mining initiative has secured essential clearance close to Gujarat's important marine conservation zones. Nestled several kilometers away from the country's inaugural marine wildlife sanctuary, the project is situated near diverse coral reefs and vital ecosystems. The expert appraisal committee recommended approval, contingent on strict environmental guidelines.…

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Youth made to generate data for money-minting industrialists, stuck in 'chakravyuh': Rahul Gandhi

Rahul Gandhi passionately engaged with students, acknowledging their struggles with employment, data exploitation, and the weight of wealth. He proclaimed that the youth represent India's core strength and essence. Criticizing the BJP and RSS for manipulating young minds for their gains, Gandhi highlighted urgent challenges like job scarcity and exam…

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India aims to see electric air taxis fly by 2028, testing to gather pace next year: Union Civil Aviation Minister

India aims for electric air taxis to fly by 2028, with testing accelerating next year. Electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft offer new mobility for major congested cities. Sarla Aviation is developing a six-passenger eVTOL aircraft with seven electric motors. Affordability and safety are key for commercial viability, with localization…

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"Ties will continue to grow guided by Act East policy": Jaishankar reaffirms India-ASEAN partnership on 59th ASEAN Day

On the occasion of ASEAN's 59th founding anniversary, India’s External Affairs Minister conveyed heartfelt congratulations. In a gesture symbolizing unity, the historic Qutub Minar was adorned with ASEAN colors, showcasing the nation's dedication to strengthening partnerships in diverse sectors. This remarkable celebration underscored the thriving relationship between India and ASEAN,…

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Man says US founders talk to him like a peer, Indian founders seem to maintain a ‘founder aura’

After sending cold messages to founders in India and Silicon Valley, a student noticed significant variations in their communication approaches. Many founders from San Francisco responded as peers, whereas some Indian entrepreneurs displayed a clear sense of hierarchy. This discovery initiated lively discussions on social media regarding cultural attitudes toward…

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Federation of Indian Pilots writes to PM Modi, proposes Civil Aviation Authority

Indian pilots propose a new Civil Aviation Authority to enhance regulatory independence. This move addresses international concerns and the aviation sector's rapid expansion. The proposed body would replace the Directorate General of Civil Aviation. It aims for greater financial and administrative autonomy in aviation oversight. This initiative seeks to strengthen…

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Sadar Bazar decks up in tricolour as Delhi's flag-making legacy gears up for Independence Day

Ahead of India’s 80th Independence Day, Bharat Handloom Cloth House in Delhi’s Sadar Bazar is working at full capacity to meet the surge in demand for the national flag. Established in 1962, the family-run shop has been making tricolours for generations and has supplied flags to government officials, institutions and…

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America hurting its own interest; India well-insulated against US tariffs on Russian oil, expert says

India's economy shows resilience against US sanctions on Russian crude oil. Potential tariffs on nations buying Russian oil will minimally impact India's economy. Shifting away from Russian supplies offers limited financial benefits now. India has strengthened non-dollar payment channels to mitigate risks. Global price shocks pose a greater threat than…

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MeitY asks Meta to revamp algorithms, curb deepfakes and illegal content on platforms: Government sources

India's MeitY has urged Meta to revise its algorithms and provide a compliance roadmap. The government seeks stronger detection and removal of harmful and manipulated content. Meta's technical team met with MeitY officials to discuss existing content moderation systems. The company acknowledged system gaps and outlined potential technical measures for…

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RBI proposes leverage buffer for branches of global systemically important banks

Under the draft directions, a branch of a G-SIB operating in India will be required to maintain a minimum leverage ratio of 3.5 per cent, along with the leverage ratio buffer applicable to the parent global bank, including any additional buffer prescribed by its home regulator.

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