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A Rs 3 hike makes India’s inflation battle somewhat harder

Indian Oil Marketing Companies have increased petrol and diesel prices by Rs 3 per litre each, and CNG by Rs 2/kg, following daily losses of Rs 1,000-1,200 crore due to the Iran war. This move is expected to add inflationary pressure, impacting transportation, logistics, and retail goods costs.

The Economic Times

If I've to prove my worth and value, that place is not for me: Virat Kohli on 2027 ODI World Cup plans

Virat Kohli expresses his unwavering desire to play in next year's World Cup, but emphasizes a crucial condition: he won't tolerate an "environment" that constantly questions his worth. The star batter, who recently played the Vijay Hazare Trophy, stated he's committed to his preparations and will continue as long as…

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Red, White, and Due: Desi doc under lens for birthright babies

A US congressional inquiry has launched a spotlight on maternity businesses, including a clinic operated by an Indian-origin physician, amid accusations of promoting 'birth tourism.' Legislators assert that the practice takes advantage of immigration laws, enabling international families to secure citizenship for their infants in the United States.

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India spots an export champion in a sector tariffs failed to sink

India's seafood sector has demonstrated remarkable resilience, transforming a 50% US tariff into a catalyst for growth. Through strategic market diversification, regulatory diplomacy, and domestic innovation, the industry achieved record exports in FY26. The government is now considering a production-linked incentive scheme to further boost value-added exports and expand the…

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Who Is Gautam Adani, India's Richest Man? Billionaire Accused in $265 Million Bribery Case Now Nearing DOJ Deal

Indian billionaire Gautam Adani may soon see US fraud and bribery charges dropped, as federal authorities consider dismissing the case. The Adani Group denies wrongdoing, citing jurisdictional issues.

International Business Times UK

India’s invisible workforce gets a new safety net: Key labour reforms for migrant employees decoded

India's inter-state migrant workers gain significant protections under new labour code rules notified on May 8, 2026. The Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions Rules, 2026, bring millions of self-driven migrant workers into legal recognition. Key reforms include mandatory appointment letters, a digital database, portable ration cards, and tracked journey…

The Economic Times

India ready to extend all possible support to bring peace in West Asia: PM Modi in UAE

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan in Abu Dhabi. India pledged full support to foster peace in West Asia. The leaders discussed strengthening ties in energy, investment, and supply chains. They also focused on the evolving West Asian situation and energy security. Modi's…

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From forests to a doctor near you: NIA reveals how Pakistan-based terrorists are planning to do a Ghazwa-e-Hind through a tech-driven policy

NIA chargesheet reveals Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind's shift from forest insurgency to a digital terror network, orchestrated by Pakistan-based handlers. This new model connects Kashmir militancy with global jihadist aims, moving beyond Zakir Musa's forest-based approach to urban radicalization, exemplified by the Delhi bomber. The group functions as an al-Qaida extension, with…

The Economic Times

Hormuz not blocked by Iran, 'unprovoked aggression' by US, Israel led to it: Russian FM Lavrov

Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov pointed to US and Israeli actions as the cause of the Gulf crisis. He stated Iran did not block the Strait of Hormuz. Lavrov proposed regional security talks involving Iran and Arab nations. He suggested India could mediate between Iran and the US for long-term…

The Economic Times

Violent storms leave 111 people dead and trail of destruction in India

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India’s trade deficit widens to $28.38 billion in April as imports surge amid Gulf conflict

India's trade deficit grew to $28.38 billion in April. This increase exceeded market expectations. The Middle East conflict disrupted shipments and raised energy costs. This impacted India's import bill significantly. Exports rose to $43.56 billion. Imports climbed to $71.94 billion. Services trade offered some relief. The rupee faced pressure. Government…

The Economic Times

Indian Woman in US Pays Rs 22,000 to Fix Small Leak, Internet Reacts

The high cost of living in the United States once again became a topic of discussion online after an Indian woman shared how much she had to pay for a minor plumbing repair at her home. Her experience quickly went viral, with social media users comparing service costs in the…

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India can play long-term mediator role: Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov on Iran-US conflict

Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov proposed India as a mediator for the Iran-US conflict. He highlighted India's extensive diplomatic experience and its role as BRICS chair. Lavrov suggested India could facilitate dialogue between Iran and its Arab neighbours to prevent regional instability. India's past mediation efforts in various global conflicts…

The Economic Times

Southwest monsoon likely to set in over Kerala on May 26: IMD

The Southwest Monsoon is expected to arrive in Kerala on May 26. The India Meteorological Department announced this on Friday. Favorable climate conditions are developing for the monsoon's onset over parts of the south Bay of Bengal, Andaman Sea, and Andaman and Nicobar Islands. This marks the beginning of the…

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“Dear Anand Mahindra…”: Vijay Kedia asks billionaire to unlock hidden tourism giant in Mahindra Holidays

Ace investor Vijay Kedia has urged Anand Mahindra to unlock the “hidden tourism giant” within Mahindra Holidays, arguing that strong demand for domestic travel and Club Mahindra’s brand strength are being overshadowed by losses at its overseas unit. He called for a strategic review to refocus on India and enhance…

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Indian banks remain stable despite margin pressure after RBI rate cut: Report

Indian banks are financially stable. Bad loans are under control. Profit margins face pressure from recent interest rate cuts. Banks are focusing on low-cost deposits. The West Asia conflict poses potential future risks. Banks are preparing for new credit loss frameworks. Overall, the banking sector shows resilience.

The Economic Times

China’s Tencent partners with SEPC and GDAI in India gaming push

Chinese tech giant Tencent is boosting India's gaming sector through strategic partnerships with SEPC and GDAI. The company aims to bring world-class gaming experiences to India while nurturing local developer talent and global expansion opportunities for Indian studios. This initiative aligns with India's growing AVGC sector needs.

The Economic Times

Indian startups must avoid ‘recency bias’ while building for an AI-first world: OpenAI’s Pragya Misra

Indian startups must look beyond immediate needs and build for future AI challenges. OpenAI's Pragya Misra urges founders to address problems emerging in the coming months and year. Businesses offering simple customer service may face disruption. Technical depth remains crucial. India's ability to create products for diverse users offers a…

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Why Tata Sons is facing pressure to go public | An explainer

Tata Sons is under pressure to list on the stock market. This comes from its shareholders and potential Reserve Bank of India rules. A board meeting of key trusts will discuss the implications. The company's future listing status remains a significant point of interest for investors and the public.

The Economic Times

Tencent bets on India’s creator economy with Rs 10 crore gaming and animation push

Tencent is investing significantly in India's creative industries. The company will fund skill development and training programs for animation, visual effects, gaming, and comics. This initiative aims to boost India's 'Orange Economy' and create jobs. Partnerships will focus on talent development and global collaboration. India plans to train millions in…

Times Life

From Vijay to Mouni Roy: Celebrity Divorces That Shocked Fans in 2026

The year 2026 has emerged as one of the most surprising years for celebrity relationships in India. Several high-profile separations involving actors, television stars, and public personalities have dominated entertainment headlines, leaving fans emotional and deeply shocked. What made these stories especially attention-grabbing was the fact that many of these…

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PM Modi in UAE: India signs defence, gas supply and strategic oil reserves pacts with Abu Dhabi

India and the United Arab Emirates forged new ties on Friday. Key agreements were signed in defence cooperation, energy security, and infrastructure investment. The UAE committed $5 billion to Indian infrastructure and financial institutions. These pacts were finalized during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the Gulf nation.

The Economic Times

Pakistan calls parliamentary session on ‘Marka-e-Haq’ to boast success against India Op Sindoor, but very few turn up in Assembly

Pakistan's parliamentary session on the 2025 conflict with India saw poor attendance, embarrassing the administration. The session aimed to highlight their narrative of 'Marka-e-Haq' and the 'Bunyanum Marsoos' operation, a response to India's 'Operation Sindoor' strikes targeting terror infrastructure after the Pahalgam attack. Despite claims of success, the low turnout…

Times Life

The Temple Where Shiva Is Believed to Still Appear at Night

Across India, countless Shiva temples are associated with miracles, mysteries, and deeply emotional devotional experiences. Yet among these sacred places, a few temples stand apart because devotees believe Lord Shiva himself continues to spiritually manifest there even today. One such temple that has inspired awe, fear, and unwavering devotion for…

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Are Petrol Pumps Really Closing Every Sunday?

Imagine driving to a petrol pump on a Sunday morning Only to find the gates locked. That exact fear spread rapidly across social media after a viral message claimed petrol pumps would remain closed every Sunday in several Indian states following Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s fuel conservation appeal. Within hours,…

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