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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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Jemimah Rodrigues ruled out of The Hundred with hamstring injury; Participation in Asia Cup doubted

Indian batter Jemimah Rodrigues has been ruled out of The Hundred due to a hamstring injury. She was a key performer for Southern Brave, scoring 143 runs in six matches. Her absence is a significant blow as the competition enters its decisive phase. Australian allrounder Charli Knott has been signed…

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Vivo S2 Launched in India: Price, Specs, and Everything Premium Buyers Should Know

Vivo S series made a comeback in India. The last phone in the S series was launched back in 2019. Since then, Vivo hasn’t focused on this series. The company recently introduced the Vivo S2, giving Indian buyers another option in this range market. This phone is made for those…

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Foreign flows into Indian bonds may remain muted despite tax relief: SBI Funds

Foreign investment in Indian government bonds is projected to stay subdued as global yields alongside domestic interest rates reduce investor attraction. The postponement of India's inclusion in global bond indices further curbs foreign portfolio investments. The Reserve Bank of India is anticipated to keep interest rates steady for a considerable…

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AI-linked hiring in India outpaces job losses by over 51,000: Nomura

Artificial intelligence is creating more jobs than it is eliminating in India. This technology has resulted in a net positive employment impact for the nation. However, AI is disrupting traditional roles and reducing demand for entry-level workers. Companies are showing weaker demand for junior employees while senior roles remain stronger.

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India’s unsold home inventory is piling up in premium segments: Report

Unsold housing inventory in India increased by four percent by mid-2026. Lower-priced homes saw continued absorption, while premium segments experienced inventory growth. The time to sell existing stock slightly increased due to rising inventory and flat sales. Ahmedabad and the National Capital Region showed the longest inventory clearance times. Pune…

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Case backlog reduced from past decades, says CJI Surya Kant; praises impact of technology

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant noted the court case backlog has significantly reduced. Technology-driven schemes have yielded very good results for speedy case disposal. He stated that general statements on fake harassment cases cannot be made. The CJI declined to discuss the Collegium's recommendations for judge appointments. This statement…

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Sai Sudharsan ruled out of Sri Lanka Test series

B Sai Sudharsan has been ruled out of the Test series against Sri Lanka due to a toe injury he suffered during the India A tour last month. Medical professionals have recommended additional healing time, paving the way for Devdutt Padikkal to step in and bat at number three. Additionally,…

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India warned Diageo that its whisky's 'matured in American oak casks' claim was misleading

India's food safety regulator has warned Diageo about misleading whisky maturation claims. The FSSAI stated that most of the product was not matured as labeled. This warning follows a ban on some Diageo and Inbrew spirits for artificial flavoring. The regulator is increasing scrutiny of liquor companies for incorrect labeling.

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Can NRIs open Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana account offering 8.2% interest rate?

Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana provides a favorable tax regime for parents budgeting for their daughters. Only resident Indian girls aged below ten qualify to open these accounts. The investment period spans fifteen years, with the account lasting twenty-one years.

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India's crude oil import bill rises 26% to $49 billion in Q1 FY27 despite 18% fall in volumes

India's crude oil import bill rose significantly in early 2026-27. Higher global oil prices and supply disruptions increased costs for refiners. Russia remained India's largest crude oil supplier during this period. The nation imports most of its annual crude oil consumption. This dependence makes India vulnerable to global price fluctuations.

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Planting seeds of peace: teenagers from conflict-torn world build bridges at summer camp

UK hosts decades-old event for first time where many participants are from opposite sides of global disputes from Israel and Palestine, to India and Pakistan

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FSSAI crackdown sends food, beverage firms back to drawing board

Amid heightened regulatory scrutiny, Indian food and beverage companies are taking steps to update product labels and advertising claims. Regulators are stepping up the enforcement of established standards on consumer items and alcoholic beverages, prompting companies to review their packaging and messaging. Some have even opted to contest regulatory actions…

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India's youth not merely competing with world, leading it: Pralhad Joshi

India's education system is now learner-centric and research-driven, preparing students for the future. Prime Minister Modi believes India's youth are key architects for a developed nation by 2047. Higher education enrollment has significantly increased, with many new institutions established across the country. Government initiatives expose children to innovation and technology,…

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DigiLocker partners with AAERI to fast-track document verification for Indian students heading to Australia

India's DigiLocker now aids students applying to Australian universities. The AAERI Verify platform offers secure and paperless document authentication. This digital system streamlines academic and financial credential checks for applicants. It replaces manual processes with a secure, two-stage verification framework. This initiative enhances data privacy and reduces application processing times.

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India’s $40 billion Russian oil lifeline shouldn’t buckle under Trump’s 100% tariff threat: GTRI

As long as it proves to be economically feasible, India should persist in acquiring Russian crude oil. A new Senate bill from the US threatens to impose significant tariffs on countries engaging in Russian energy purchases. Being one of the leading buyers, India might suffer trade penalties. This leads to…

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US sanctions bill makes India-US trade deal more critical, may push up import bill: Economist

Proposed US sanctions legislation makes India's trade deal with the United States more critical. Any disruption to crude supplies could raise India's import bill significantly. This situation may pressure the Indian rupee and impact the current account deficit. India will need to assess crude imports depending on ongoing US negotiations.…

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China is rethinking degrees for industry. Should India do the same for its MSMEs?

China is realigning its university offerings to better align with the needs of its industries and job market. Meanwhile, India struggles to find graduates equipped with practical skills for its small and medium enterprises, necessitating a reassessment of outdated academic programs.

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Banks or NBFCs? DSP's Preethi R S explains where she sees the best opportunities

DSP Mutual Fund’s Preethi R S remains constructive on India’s financial sector, favouring lenders with strong deposit franchises, disciplined underwriting and execution. She sees healthy retail and SME credit demand, early corporate lending recovery and opportunities across banks, NBFCs and non-lending financials amid India’s long-term financialisation.

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