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Indian businessman in Portugal says he only hires Indians because Portuguese workers are ‘too expensive’

An Indian business owner in Portugal said in a street interview that he mainly hires Indian workers because Portuguese employees are “too expensive” and communication is easier with people from India.

The Times of India

Nasscom flags continued hybrid work as IT firms brace for West Asia impact

India's tech industry is stepping into a new era with hybrid work models becoming the norm. In response to global disruptions and energy supply dilemmas, firms are reshaping their operations to find the perfect mix of remote and on-site work. Energy-saving initiatives are taking root, ensuring that sustainability aligns with…

The Economic Times

Petroleum Ministry says fuel, LPG stocks adequate amid global supply disruptions; urges citizens to conserve energy

India's Petroleum Ministry confirms stable fuel supplies despite global energy challenges. Crude oil inventories are secure, refineries operate at peak capacity, and no fuel shortages are reported nationwide. The government urges citizens to conserve fuel by using public transport, carpooling, and opting for electric vehicles. These measures aim to ease…

The Economic Times

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Why Vijay’s First Day as CM Sparked a Tamil Identity Row

For C. Joseph Vijay, May 10 was meant to be the symbolic beginning of a new political chapter. The actor-turned-politician, whose rise has already altered Tamil Nadu’s political landscape, took oath as Chief Minister amid enormous public attention, ending decades of uninterrupted dominance by the state’s traditional Dravidian power centres.…

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Lord's Mark Industries Ltd. announces AI-supported Dialysis ecosystem launch

Lord's Mark Industries Ltd. has launched an integrated dialysis ecosystem in Ahmedabad, featuring the AI-driven Renalyx Machine. This CE-certified, India-engineered system, coupled with RenalOS and Aureoon, offers a Dialysis-as-a-Service model. It aims to provide accessible, affordable, and advanced renal care by eliminating capital investment for hospitals and focusing on patient-centric,…

The Economic Times

Govt mulls incentives to boost floating solar panel installation

India plans incentives for floating solar panels to spread renewable energy across the country. This aims to avoid concentration in a few states. The nation envisions significant renewable energy capacity and battery storage by 2050. Efforts are underway to boost domestic manufacturing of solar components. Addressing renewable energy curtailment and…

The Economic Times

Indian state oil refiners eye modest fuel price hike as losses mount

Indian state refiners anticipate a small rise in fuel prices soon. This move aims to balance losses from the ongoing Persian Gulf war and consumer needs. Diesel and gasoline prices may increase by about 5 rupees per liter. This adjustment is necessary to offset significant daily losses.

The Economic Times

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Invaders couldn't break India's soul; Sanatan prevails in its consciousness: Yogi Adityanath

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath asserted that foreign invaders failed to erase India's spiritual and cultural identity. He highlighted the reconstruction of major spiritual centers like Kashi Vishwanath Dham and Somnath temple. Adityanath credited Prime Minister Narendra Modi for guiding the nation towards 'Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat' and reviving…

The Economic Times

FAITH seeks steps to attract more foreign tourists amid PM Modi's austerity call on international travel

Following PM Modi's appeal to curb foreign travel, the tourism industry body FAITH urged equal focus on attracting international tourists to boost foreign exchange. FAITH called for eased visa restrictions, improved connectivity, and enhanced global promotion to leverage India's rich tourism potential and counter foreign exchange concerns.

The Economic Times

India's Afcons emerges as successful bidder to construct railway line in Europe

Indian company Afcons Infrastructure Ltd has secured a major railway project in Croatia. This marks Afcons' entry into Europe and is its largest international order to date. The project involves reconstructing an existing track and building a second line. It includes civil works, electrification, and signaling. The contract is valued…

The Economic Times

Why PM Modi Wants Indians to Avoid Buying Gold for a Year

A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Indians to refrain from buying gold for a year in the national interest, the Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI) extended its support to the appeal, warning that rising gold imports are putting severe pressure on India’s foreign exchange reserves and widening the…

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Brazil's Embraer names Bharat Forge as supplier for forged raw materials

Brazilian aerospace giant Embraer has signed its first forged raw material supply contract with Indian firm Bharat Forge Limited. This agreement marks a significant step in Embraer's supply chain diversification strategy, aiming to enhance resilience and competitiveness while fostering the Indian aerospace industry's growth.

The Economic Times

India to shrink zones around nuclear reactors to free up land, sources say

India plans to reduce exclusion zones around nuclear plants to free up land for expansions and attract private investment. This move, approved in principle by regulators, aims to cut land needs significantly, potentially allowing for greater nuclear capacity. However, the decision is expected to face public and political backlash due…

The Economic Times

India can't afford rising import dependence on edible oil: Industry body SEA on PM appeal

The Solvent Extractors’ Association of India (SEA) backed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s appeal to reduce edible oil consumption, saying lower usage would help India curb import dependence, reduce vulnerability to global supply shocks and save foreign exchange amid rising geopolitical and climate risks. SEA said India imports nearly 60% of…

The Economic Times

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From Palo Alto Intern to ₹100 Crore Startup Founder: Aman Goel’s Inspiring Journey

Success stories often begin with a single decision, and for Aman Goel, that decision was returning home to India instead of settling into a dream career in Silicon Valley. The co-founder and CEO of GreyLabsAI recently shared his decade-long entrepreneurial journey on X (formerly Twitter), inspiring thousands online with his…

The Economic Times

Meet the newest member of Scottish Parliament, an Indian-born who went to UK on a student visa

India-born, non-binary anthropologist Q Manivannan has been elected to the Scottish Parliament on a "kinder politics" platform. Manivannan, a queer Tamil immigrant, secured a win for the Scottish Greens, enabled by a rule change allowing visa holders to contest elections. He aims to bring a politics of care and solidarity…

The Economic Times

India's 3rd semiconductor plant to start in July, 4th facility to be up by Nov-Dec: Vaishnaw

India's semiconductor mission is gaining momentum. Two plants are operational, with two more set to begin production this July and later this year. The nation is also boosting data centers and AI manufacturing. This progress positions India to navigate global economic challenges and achieve sustained growth.

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India’s Only Ducati Panigale V4 Lamborghini Has Finally Arrived

For superbike enthusiasts in India, this is the kind of machine that feels almost unreal. The Ducati Panigale V4 Lamborghini, one of the world’s rarest and most expensive production motorcycles, has officially arrived in India, and only a single unit has been allocated for the entire country. That alone makes…

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Bengal’s ‘Paribartan’: A victory built on opposition fractures

BJP’s historic win in Bengal raises a question worth examining. Of the 207 seats the party won, 54 were secured by margins under 15,000 votes. Had the INDIA bloc – TMC, Congress, and Left parties – contested as a united front, the combined anti-BJP vote share (~7 percent) might have…

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Earning in INR, Spending in Dollars: Why Foreign Trips Feel Expensive for Indians

For many Indians, an international vacation is no longer just about sightseeing, shopping, or ticking destinations off a bucket list. It has increasingly become an exercise in financial planning, budgeting, and constant mental currency conversion. With inflation rising globally and the Indian rupee weakening against the US dollar, even a…

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Why Vishnu Waited on a Brick for His Devotee

What kind of devotion can make even Vishnu wait patiently outside? What kind of moment can transform a cruel man into one of the greatest devotees remembered for centuries? The story of Vitthal of Pandharpur is not just a temple legend. It is an emotional reminder that true devotion is…

The Economic Times

CIL's April coal auction quantity drops 6% vs March to 30.5 MT

Coal India Limited offered 30.5 million tonnes of coal in April auctions. This marks a slight decrease from March. Global energy prices are high due to West Asia tensions. Power plants are increasing coal use for energy security. Coal India is also allowing buyers from Bangladesh, Bhutan, and Nepal to…

The Economic Times

‘A portfolio is like an Indian thali’: Radhika Gupta explains why global diversification matters

At a time when Indian investors are increasingly exploring overseas markets amid strong performance in global equities, fund managers at the Groww India Investor Festival 2026 cautioned against treating international investing as a short-term return-chasing strategy.

The Economic Times

Google seriously considering manufacturing AI servers in India: Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw

Google is seriously considering manufacturing AI servers in India, according to IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, who noted HP has already begun production. This move aligns with Google's broader strategy of diversifying its global supply chain and follows its significant $15 billion investment in an AI hub in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh.

The Economic Times

After PM Modi’s WFH appeal, Nitin Gadkari has this message for Indians to save fuel amid Iran war

Amid escalating Middle East tensions, Prime Minister Modi urged citizens to conserve fuel by reducing petrol and diesel consumption, promoting work-from-home, public transport, and carpooling. He also advised against non-essential foreign travel and gold purchases for at least a year to bolster foreign exchange reserves and the domestic economy.

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