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5 Automatic Cars Under Rs 10 Lakh Worth Buying in 2026

Automatic cars are no longer considered expensive luxury options. With several manufacturers offering AMT-equipped models under Rs 10 lakh, buyers can enjoy hassle-free driving without stretching their budget. Whether you prefer an SUV, hatchback, or sedan, these five cars deliver comfort, fuel efficiency, and features that make them ideal for…

MyLifeXP · Jul 9

India-New Zealand FTA to make 57% of NZ exports tariff-free from day 1, Kiwi PM says

New Zealand's Prime Minister Christopher Luxon announced a significant trade deal with India. Fifty-seven percent of New Zealand's exports will enter India tariff-free immediately. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit New Zealand from July 10-11. This agreement expands access for New Zealand businesses to India's large economy. Discussions will cover…

The Economic Times · Jul 9

20-year-old Haryana merchant navy seaman goes missing off Ukraine coast, family seeks answers

A young merchant navy seaman from Haryana has gone missing after an incident at sea. Deepak Duddi was reportedly last seen on duty aboard a vessel near Odesa. His family received news of his disappearance from the ship's owning company. They are seeking an investigation and intervention from the Indian…

The Economic Times · Jul 9

'All Indians from age 17 must take this test': Narayana Health founder Dr. Devi Shetty explains why so many young people are dying of heart attacks

Dr. Devi Shetty Heart Attack Prevention Tests: Sudden collapses among young Indians are preventable, according to Dr. Devi Shetty. According to him, many heart attacks occur without any prior warning signs. He said that fitness alone does not guarantee cardiac safety, as blockages can be silent. He said early screening…

The Economic Times · Jul 9

Four Indians held on wildlife trafficking charges

Four Indian nationals are being held on charges of trying to smuggle protected wildlife out of Thailand after police seized 100 Indian star tortoises, a gibbon and a langur at a house in Bang Khunthian district of Bangkok.

Bangkok Post · Jul 9

SBI Funds Management IPO: GMP and other key details investors should know about Rs 11,693 crore offer

SBI Funds Management’s Rs 11,693-crore IPO has drawn investor attention ahead of its opening, with grey market trends indicating a potential listing price of around Rs 644, a premium of nearly 13% over the upper price band. The IPO is set to be the largest of 2026 so far, though…

The Economic Times · Jul 9

Financial literacy for students: The skills Indian schools still aren't teaching

Financial literacy for students refers to the ability to manage money: budgeting, saving, investing, and recognising fraud. Only 16.7% of Indian students pass a basic financial literacy test, and most only learn it after a grave financial mistake, which makes this gap even costlier.

The Economic Times · Jul 9

Rising with pricing: Corporate revenue growth likely held firm in the first quarter, riding out the tempest

Corporate India's revenue reached a two-year peak in Q1, propelled by significant price hikes. The domestic market drove growth in key sectors such as automobiles and FMCG, accompanied by robust volume increases. Strong export performance, especially in electronics and IT services, further boosted the economy. Yet, soaring input costs greatly…

The Economic Times · Jul 9

Australia agrees to sell uranium to India, ending a long stalemate

Australia has agreed to sell uranium to India for peaceful purposes

The Independent UK · Jul 9

Govt has done its part on GCCs via Budget, now industry must invest in skilling and innovation to counter AI risks: CEA Nageswaran

Chief Economic Adviser V Anantha Nageswaran urged industry to invest in skilling and innovation. He stated government has supported Global Capability Centres through Budget announcements. Artificial intelligence poses risks to business models focused solely on low-cost execution. The government encourages GCC expansion beyond major metropolitan cities. Firms and people must…

The Economic Times · Jul 9