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King Cobra Capitals: 10 countries where the world’s deadliest snake thrives

The king cobra is one of the most feared and scientifically fascinating reptiles on Earth. Recognised as the world’s longest venomous snake, it can grow beyond 18 feet and deliver a powerful neurotoxic venom capable of killing large animals. Despite its deadly reputation, the species is naturally shy and usually…

The Times of India

‘Reflect on your reputation’: India’s sharp message to China over backing Pakistan during Op Sindoor

India on Tuesday took a sharp swipe at China over reports of its support to Pakistan during Operation Sindoor, saying nations shielding terror infrastructure must reflect on the reputational consequences. The MEA said the reports “corroborate what was known earlier” and defended Operation Sindoor as a calibrated response to the…

The Economic Times

Modi urges Indians to work from home as US-Iran war sparks fuel crisis

Prime minister calls for adopting measures developed during Covid pandemic

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NEET cancellations: A look at the toughest medical exams across the globe

India's NEET (UG) 2026 exam was cancelled due to alleged paper leaks, prompting a CBI inquiry and a re-examination. This mirrors global challenges in medical admissions, where rigorous exams like USMLE, MCAT, GAMSAT, MRCP, and PLAB also face scrutiny and possess demanding pass rates, filtering for the most capable aspiring…

The Economic Times

India will need to see how long fuel retailers can bear losses, oil minister says

India's oil minister highlighted the need to address state-run fuel retailers' mounting losses from selling petrol and diesel below market rates. Despite global price surges, pump prices remain unchanged, impacting companies significantly. Officials deem compensation fiscally unsustainable, suggesting a substantial but inflation-conscious price adjustment may be necessary soon.

The Economic Times

Sensex dips 3,400 points in 4 days. Is this the beginning of a bigger crash?

Indian equity markets fell for a fourth straight session as rising crude oil prices, geopolitical tensions, FII selling, and a record-low rupee triggered sharp losses across benchmark, midcap, and smallcap indices. Analysts warned volatility may persist unless global tensions ease and inflation concerns stabilise.

The Economic Times

Coal gasification key to build long-term resilience against global energy shocks: Experts

India needs to boost its domestic coal gasification capabilities. This will build resilience against global energy shocks and achieve economic self-reliance. Coal gasification converts dry fuel into syngas, an alternative fuel that reduces carbon emissions. Experts highlight its strategic importance for energy security and import substitution. This initiative aims to…

The Economic Times

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‘If Indians stop buying gold for one year, how much would India benefit?’ User asks billion-dollar question to AI, the reply will shock you

India Gold Buying: A viral X post questioning the economic impact of India's gold obsession sparked a national debate. With gold imports soaring, economists suggest reducing purchases could ease the trade deficit and strengthen the rupee. However, gold's deep cultural and emotional significance complicates any drastic shift.

The Economic Times

Rupee's rough patch worsens on oil, outflow strain; central bank likely steps in

The rupee and other currencies of oil-importing countries have been among the hardest hit following a near 50% surge in Brent crude prices since the Iran war began. The Philippine peso and the Indonesian rupiah have also been impacted severely, with the latter hitting a record low on Tuesday as…

The Economic Times

Reforms will continue; industry needs to spend more on R&D, shed protectionist instinct: NITI Member

NITI Aayog Member Rajiv Gauba urged Indian industry to boost R&D investment and shed protectionism to become a global production hub. He emphasized the need for "nuts and bolts" reforms to foster trust-based governance, while industry leaders called for institutionalized, measurable reforms and clear laws.

The Economic Times

State banks record all-time high net profit of Rs 1.98 lakh crore in FY26: FinMin

Public Sector Banks have achieved a record net profit of Rs 1.98 lakh crore in FY 2025-26, marking their fourth consecutive year of strong financial performance. Improved asset quality, robust credit growth, and increased income fueled this historic achievement. Banks are now well-capitalized and poised to support India's economic expansion.

The Economic Times

India's retail inflation edges up to 3.48% in April as food prices firm up

India's retail inflation saw a slight increase to 3.48 percent in April. This rise was primarily due to higher food prices. However, the overall inflation rate remains comfortably below the Reserve Bank of India's target of 4 percent. Food inflation itself climbed to 4.20 percent. Personal care and miscellaneous goods…

The Economic Times

The Dalit clock: From Ambedkar to Thirumavalavan

How might one engage with the here and now of politics, without getting instrumental and cynical? How might one be productive in the present, without surrendering entirely to what it offers by way of power and self-achievement? The time of politics for India’s Dalits has been one that straddles the…

Newslaundry

‘RA&W has entered Pakistan Assembly’: MLA claims lawmakers working for Indian intelligence agency. Watch

A Pakistani lawmaker accused colleagues of working for Indian intelligence agency RAW during a heated assembly session. The accusation sparked loud protests and interruptions, which led the Speaker to cut off the legislator's microphone. This incident has fueled debate about growing hostility within Pakistan's political system. The viral clip is…

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Supreme Court likens Kapur estate feud to “Mahabharat” amid ₹30,000-crore battle

The Supreme Court on Tuesday drew a striking parallel between the ongoing Kapur family inheritance dispute and the Indian epic Mahabharat, observing that the scale and intensity of the feud would make the ancient war “look very small”.

The Economic Times

FAIMA demands time-bound probe, strict accountability in NEET paper 'leak'

The Federation of All India Medical Association demands a swift investigation into the NEET-UG exam paper leak. They seek accountability for those responsible for the cancellation. This incident has deeply affected lakhs of aspirants. FAIMA emphasizes the need for transparency and fairness in medical education.

The Economic Times

Bajaj Finserv to up mkt share despite competition, aims to serve every Indian household in 10 yrs: CMD

Bajaj Finserv aims to expand its market share and reach every Indian household within the next decade, leveraging India's economic growth and digital public infrastructure. The company, unfazed by competition, emphasizes innovation and a commitment to societal good, having already brought 25 million Indians into the formal financial system.

The Economic Times

Chanel for Chandigarh, Mango for Mangaluru: India’s luxury map shifts beyond metros

India's retail landscape is shifting as smaller Tier-2 cities are now attracting global brands and premium malls, outperforming larger metros. A new study reveals a parallel retail economy emerging, driven by strong consumption power and modern infrastructure in these rapidly developing urban centers.

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LANXESS inks pact with HPCL to sell aviation, industrial lubricants in India, SAARC region

Speciality chemicals firm LANXESS has signed an agreement with Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited HPCL to market aviation and industrial lubricants in India and the SAARC region. The partnership aims to provide advanced lubricant solutions.

The Texas Tribune

Texas Republicans spent years courting Indian voters. Then came talk of the “Indian takeover.”

A North Texas city has become the epicenter of a collision between the GOP’s efforts to win over Indian American voters and some conservatives’ nativist agenda.

The Economic Times

India, Russia in advanced talks on critical minerals pact, sources say

India and Russia are nearing a critical minerals deal. The agreement will cover exploration, processing, and technology for vital resources like lithium and rare earths. This move aims to reduce India's reliance on China. Corporate investments will also be facilitated.

The Economic Times

India cannot afford to be just an AI consumer: Sarvam AI’s Pratyush Kumar

India needs to develop its own large-scale artificial intelligence models. Sarvam AI plans to train a trillion-parameter AI model soon. This move is crucial for India to lead in AI development. Owning foundational AI models will drive economic and technological growth. India must invest in computing infrastructure and research talent.

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Could Deleted Votes Have Changed 31 Bengal Seats?

What happens when the number of deleted voters becomes bigger than the winning margin in an election seat? That question is now at the centre of a major political and legal debate in West Bengal after All India Trinamool Congress made explosive claims before the Supreme Court of India. The…

The Economic Times

'Nobody will fly': India's plane versus train battle gets a twist

India's Railway Minister said upcoming bullet trains will dominate short-haul routes like Mumbai-Pune and Bengaluru-Chennai, mirroring global trends. This strategic shift prioritises high-speed rail for premium intercity travel, potentially reshaping India's transport landscape and economic integration by compressing travel times and fostering regional growth.

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Over 1 lakh pending cases: Noida burned after years of silence in labour courts

Ram Kishan left for work before his family woke up. It was November 3, 2017, and the Moser Baer plant in Greater Noida had been dark for two days – management had called it maintenance, told workers to come back on the third day. So Kishan showed up at the…

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