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NIA chargesheets five including absconding kingpin of Cambodia-linked human trafficking, cyber slavery racket

The National Investigation Agency has filed charges against five individuals in a case involving the trafficking and cyber slavery of Indian youths in Cambodia. The alleged kingpin, Anand Kumar Singh, is absconding. The accused lured youths with fake job offers and handsome salaries. Upon arrival, victims faced torture and forced…

The Economic Times

Either tell me on day one I'm not good enough or...: Virat Kohli drops big hint on playing 2027 ODI World Cup

Virat Kohli stated he has nothing left to prove and will only play the 2027 ODI World Cup if he can contribute meaningfully to the Indian team. The 37-year-old, who retired from T20Is after the 2024 World Cup, emphasized his commitment to hard work and playing for the team.

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Why did Russian FM Sergey Lavrov say ‘If you don't surrender your phone, they will take out a gun’ during Delhi press conference? Watch video

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov lightened a press conference in Delhi with a humorous remark to a buzzing phone, drawing laughter and viral attention. As the phone of one of the camerapersons was constantly buzzing, Sergey Lavrov jokingly said, 'Sir, if you don't surrender your phone, they will take out…

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Who is Ankur Warikoo? The finfluencer behind WebVeda, Make Epic Money and a Rs 100 crore edtech business

Ankur Warikoo has announced the closure of his upskilling courses business, citing its lack of continued sense despite significant growth. The platform achieved 100 crores in sales and 25 crores in profits, educating 5 lakh students since its 2020 inception. Warikoo, a prominent entrepreneur and content creator, is known for…

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Indian-origin California doctor faces US Congress probe over ‘birth tourism’ business

A California-based obstetrician of Indian origin is under scrutiny as U.S. lawmakers investigate businesses allegedly involved in "birth tourism." The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform is examining practices where foreign nationals travel to the U.S. to give birth, securing automatic citizenship for their children. This probe highlights a…

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From cost centre to strategic lever: The new workplace contract taking shape in India

Companies are adopting flexible plans, preventive care, and digital delivery. This creates a new partnership between employers and employees, focusing on shared responsibility and smarter benefit design for a resilient workforce.

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Why Vijay Removed The White Towel From His Chair

It was just a white towel on a chair. No speech. No announcement. No political slogan. But when Joseph Vijay quietly removed the traditional white towel from his official chair, social media exploded with reactions. For decades, the white towel has been a familiar sight in Indian government offices a…

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‘Sad to see symbols of post-Independence India being reduced to rubble’: Romila Thapar

I am leaving my books to the library at Shiv Nadar University. It was a difficult decision as I had initially intended to leave them to JNU. Apart from a substantial number on early Indian history, there are quite a large number on other subjects. Now that JNU and state-financed…

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Starbucks to open first corporate office in India for tech jobs

Starbucks is establishing its first corporate technology office in India, aiming for fiscal year 2027 to bring outsourced roles in-house and reduce costs. This move is part of a broader strategy to cut $2 billion in expenses and decrease reliance on external service providers, following recent layoffs and a shift…

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Rising oil prices, gold imports to widen trade deficit, CAD may touch 1.5-2% of GDP: ICICI Securities

With the West Asia conflict persisting and global oil prices likely to average around USD 100/bbl, India's current account deficit could rise meaningfully this year, ICICI Bank Global Markets warns. While resilient services exports should offer some cushion, the brokerage expects the current account deficit (CAD) to settle between 1.5-2…

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Why Shani Dev Made A Hidden Promise To Hanuman

Every Saturday, millions of people visit temples of Hanuman and Shani Dev hoping for protection from suffering, bad luck, and obstacles. But very few know the mysterious reason behind this powerful connection. There is an ancient story hidden deep inside Hindu beliefs that changed the meaning of Saturdays forever. It…

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China stands ready to deepen solidarity with partners: Chinese envoy to India on BRICS Foreign Ministers' Meeting

China's Ambassador Xu Feihong congratulated India on hosting the BRICS Foreign Ministers' Meeting. He highlighted constructive discussions on global issues and China's commitment to deepening BRICS solidarity and cooperation. China proposes strengthening strategic collaboration, economic ties, innovation, and people-to-people bonds. BRICS remains a key platform for addressing global challenges and…

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Friendly nations can rely on safe commerce, says Araghchi after meeting EAM; welcomes any positive role by India for peace

External affairs minister S Jaishankar and his Iranian counterpart Seyed Abbas Araghchi discussed the West Asia conflict and its implications, including the Strait of Hormuz situation, in their first bilateral meeting since the US-Israel and Iran war started in February.

The Times of India

Scientists find climate change is reducing oxygen in rivers worldwide

Global warming is causing rivers to slowly lose oxygen, threatening fish and other lives

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Super-rich NRI who called himself 'recession-proof' in 2008 sent to jail: His New Jersey mansion had salt water pool surrounded by imported sand

Parmjit “Paul” Parmar, an Indian-origin investor who once called himself recession-proof as he continued splurging money in 2008, has been sentenced to five years in prison. Parmar pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit securities fraud that involved inflating revenues, falsifying bank records, and misleading investors in a publicly traded healthcare…

The Times of India

'No evidence you suffered in India': Inside Sanaullah Khan Mohammed's failed attempt to get asylum in US

An Indian Muslim man, Sanaullah Khan Mohammed, who entered the US in 2016 on a tourist visa and then overstayed, and then sought asylum, citing persecution in India, was turned down by the US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit as the judges found no merit in his application.…

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Sugar Prices Pressured by Brazilian Real Weakness

July NY world sugar #11 (SBN26 ) on Friday closed down -0.19 (-1.27%), and Aug London ICE white sugar #5 (SWQ26 ) closed down -4.40 (-0.99%). Sugar prices settled sharply lower for a second day on Friday amid weakness in the Brazilian real. The real (^USDBRL ) tumbled to a...

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On a Beijing business trip: Trump-Xi meet signals managed rivalry, not reset in US-China ties

President Donald Trump's recent visit to China focused on managing competition between the two global powers. Leaders Xi Jinping and Trump engaged in discussions aimed at stability and mutual respect. While no major breakthroughs occurred, both nations agreed on incremental steps to stabilize engagement. This managed competition acknowledges the dangers…

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Capital goods boom, apparel bust: India's manufacturing growth is concentrated where it creates the fewest jobs

India's industrial growth shows a worrying divide. Capital-intensive sectors driven by domestic demand are performing well. However, labor-intensive sectors crucial for jobs and exports are struggling. This imbalance limits India's manufacturing potential. Experts suggest a need for tailored export strategies to boost competitiveness and achieve broader economic growth.

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Sugar Prices Retreat as the Brazilian Real Weakens

July NY world sugar #11 (SBN26 ) today is down -0.24 (-1.60%), and Aug London ICE white sugar #5 (SWQ26 ) is down -5.30 (-1.20%). Sugar prices are sharply lower for a second day today amid weakness in the Brazilian real. The real (^USDBRL ) tumbled to a 5-week low...

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Indian, Chinese business leaders discuss deeper economic cooperation in Shanghai

Indian and Chinese business leaders met in Shanghai to boost economic ties. Discussions focused on trade, investment, and technology. India highlighted its economic growth and opportunities for global partnerships. Eastern China was identified as a key partner for industrial development and innovation. Both sides expressed interest in concrete collaborations to…

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Hinduja family tops UK's rich list under next-gen brothers

The Hinduja family has once again secured the top position as the UK's wealthiest. Sanjay and Dheeraj Hinduja lead the family with an estimated 38 billion pounds. This marks their fifth consecutive year at the pinnacle of the Sunday Times Rich List. Other prominent Indian-origin families like the Reubens also…

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India ready to extend all possible support for restoration of peace and stability in West Asia: PM Modi

India pledges full support for peace in West Asia. Prime Minister Narendra Modi condemned attacks on the UAE. He praised UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed's handling of the situation. India stands with the UAE. The volatile situation impacts global security. India prioritizes dialogue and diplomacy.

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India's exports to China rise 27 pc in Apr; imports up 20.85 pc

India's trade with China saw significant growth in April. Exports to China surged by 27 percent, while imports increased by over 20 percent. This has led to a wider trade deficit with Beijing. China has now become India's largest trading partner. Meanwhile, trade with the US also saw changes. Other…

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Watch: India’s only ape species safely crosses Assam railway track using special bridge, Himanta shares ‘heartening’ video

A Hoolock Gibbon, India's only ape species, was recently seen using a specially built canopy bridge. This structure helps protect endangered primates crossing railway tracks in Assam's Hollongapar Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary. The bridge, installed a year ago, allows arboreal animals to move safely above ground. This initiative showcases science-led conservation…

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