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India must leverage its digital verification architecture to evolve into a trust-based economy

India faces a low-trust economy with high friction, exemplified by complex KYC norms. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman highlighted this issue. The nation must shift towards a trust-based system by rewarding responsible conduct. Leveraging digital infrastructure like Aadhaar and UPI offers a path to reduce friction and build trust. This transition…

The Economic Times

India’s next data centre race will be won on speed, scale and sustainability

India is set for a digital infrastructure boom. Data centre capacity will surge by 2030. New hubs are emerging beyond Mumbai and Chennai. Computing power demands are reshaping data centre design, requiring liquid cooling and advanced electrical systems. Speed of delivery and sustainable practices will be key.

The Economic Times

'Pak never shies away from dialogue'

Pakistan has publicly announced its readiness to initiate talks with India, signaling a desire for impactful and productive dialogue. As the nation reflects on the anniversary of a critical conflict, it pledged a robust response to any future acts of aggression. With a focus on strengthening military capabilities, officials noted…

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Sugar Prices Fall as Ethanol Weakness Could Spur More Sugar Production

July NY world sugar #11 (SBN26 ) today is down -0.30 (-2.03%), and Aug London ICE white sugar #5 (SWQ26 ) is down -5.60 (-1.28%). Sugar prices added to Wednesday's sharp losses today, falling to 1-week lows. Gasoline prices (RBM26 ) are down by more than -1% today and by...

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Widow of Indian businessman to pursue legal action after DNA evidence overturns wrongful murder accusation in Scotland

In a poignant turn of events, the widow of Sougat Mukherjee, who was wrongly implicated in a 1997 murder case in Scotland, is gearing up to take legal action against authorities. After years of turmoil, Mukherjee was exonerated when the true murderer was apprehended, but he faced devastating repercussions in…

The Times of India

Pakistan warns of strong response to any attack on anniversary of clash with India

Pakistan’s military warns it will respond strongly to any attack as it marks the anniversary of last year’s conflict with India

The Independent UK

The Gold Standard: How a Bootstrapped Company Outlasted Every Funded Rival in India’s Goldtech Boom

Augmont Enterprises has quietly established India's most comprehensive gold platform. Unlike well-funded rivals that faltered, Augmont focused on building infrastructure and integrating its operations. This Mumbai-based company's sustainable approach contrasts with the 'growth-at-all-costs' model. As Augmont prepares to go public, its success highlights a different path to building a durable…

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'I hate to admit it...': Indian-origin Texas woman Meenu Batra says she is afraid she could be arrested again

In her first interview after being released from ICE detention for over six weeks, Indian-origin Texas woman Meenu Batra told CBS News exclusively that she is afraid that she could be arrested again. Batra had been living in the US since 1991 after she fled India following the killings of…

The Times of India

Two Indians arrested by ICE: One for attempted child abuse, another for $60,000 theft

ICE published the list of arrests they made over the last weekend and it included two Indians: Hemant Khann-Kumar and Rinkeshkumar Kaushikbhai Patel. Hemant Khann-Kumar is a criminal, illegal alien from India, convicted for attempted lewd act upon a child in Contra Costa County, California, the agency said. On Patel,…

The Times of India

Why Your Dog Acts Crazy When You Come Home

Few everyday moments feel as universally heartwarming as opening your door and being greeted by a dog that seems completely overwhelmed with excitement. Jumping, spinning, barking, tail wagging at full speed, sometimes even “zoomies” across the room. To a human, it can look like pure chaos. But from a behavioral…

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From Royalty to Retail: The Cultural Renaissance of the Indian Diamond

India's diamond legacy began with the legendary Golconda mines, once the world's primary source, yielding stones that adorned royalty and fueled early global trade. Today, India leads in diamond processing, transforming inherited skill into a sophisticated industry that blends tradition with modern innovation, showcasing its enduring cultural and economic influence…

The Economic Times

Press freedom index puts focus on newsrooms telling India’s hardest stories

Every year we are informed that India is sinking lower on the World Press Freedom Index put together by Reporters Without Borders. India now stands at 157 out of 180 countries. “So what?” says the government. “We know,” say journalists who have felt the brunt of this decline.

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Why Rama Built Ramanathaswamy Temple After Ravana’s Fall

The defeat of Ravana is one of the most celebrated moments in the Ramayana. For devotees across India, it represents the victory of dharma over adharma, truth over arrogance, and righteousness over evil. Yet according to Hindu tradition, the end of the war in Lanka was not a moment of…

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Tata, JSW to plow $1B in EV, battery tech

Indian giants Tata Group and JSW Group are investing close to $1 billion. They are building local capabilities in electric vehicle and battery technologies. This move aims to reduce dependence on Chinese tech. Tata's Agratas is spending over $400 million on battery research. JSW Motors plans to invest at least…

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'Brahmos on May 10 was a game changer,'

Operation Sindoor's first anniversary is a proud milestone for India's air power. The operation showcased surgical precision strikes and the successful deployment of the BrahMos missile. It served as a real-world evaluation of military hardware. A key takeaway is India's growing defense self-reliance, with private industries now involved in advanced…

The Economic Times

RBI likely to hold rates in June: HSBC

The Reserve Bank of India faces a tough choice in June. Economists predict no interest rate changes as the economy deals with rising energy costs and unpredictable weather. The RBI must balance fighting inflation with keeping economic growth strong. Any rate hikes are likely delayed until global supply chains stabilize…

The Economic Times

Kotak International announces launch of Kotak Indo-Pacific Defence UCITS ETF

Kotak International has launched its first UCITS ETF focused on the Indo-Pacific defence sector, offering exposure to rising military spending across key Asian markets. Developed with HANetf, the fund includes nearly 30% allocation to Indian companies, aligning with Kotak’s strategy to expand global, theme-based investment offerings.

Times Life

The Vishnu Sahasranama Story Most Devotees Never Hear

For millions of devotees across India and beyond, the Vishnu Sahasranama is one of the most sacred and powerful prayers dedicated to Vishnu. Many people chant it daily believing it brings peace, protection, clarity, and spiritual strength. Yet what many devotees never fully realize is that this revered hymn did…

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7 Indian Snacks That Are Surprisingly Good for Your Health

For years, snacks have often been blamed for weight gain, low energy, and unhealthy eating habits, especially in a world dominated by packaged chips, sugary biscuits, and processed fast food. Yet many traditional Indian snacks tell a completely different story. Long before protein bars and imported health foods became trendy,…

The Economic Times

India facilitates return of five nationals from Lebanon amid rising tensions

The Indian Embassy in Beirut has successfully facilitated the return of five Indian nationals to India, expressing gratitude to Lebanese authorities for their cooperation. This comes as the embassy continues its outreach to the Indian community and amid ongoing regional tensions. Earlier, 177 Indian nationals had also departed from Beirut…

The Economic Times

Noel Tata’s IPO pushback said to trigger internal differences at Tata Group

A rift is emerging within the Tata conglomerate. Noel Tata opposes listing the parent firm, Tata Sons, despite upcoming Reserve Bank of India regulations. Two trustees will propose a public listing at an upcoming board meeting. This move aims to bring transparency and rigor. The Shapoorji Pallonji Group, a minority…

The Economic Times

AI boom keeping markets elevated despite geopolitical noise: Mark Matthews

Financial markets are increasingly prioritizing artificial intelligence-driven growth and corporate earnings over geopolitical tensions, according to Mark Matthews. He highlights extraordinary earnings, particularly in tech, fueling market highs despite Middle East uncertainty. Matthews also sees India as attractive due to improving valuations and continued FII buying.

International Business Times UK

Bhavitha Mandava's Met Gala 2026 Chanel 'Jeans' Look Sparks Backlash as Designer Intent Is Revealed

Indian model Bhavitha Mandava's Met Gala 2026 outfit, inspired by her subway discovery, sparked online backlash against Chanel for its simplicity, yet she defended it as a reflection of her identity.

Times Life

10 Powerful Avatars of Shiva and Their Hidden Meanings

Among all deities in Hindu tradition, Shiva is perhaps the most mysterious and multidimensional. He is worshipped as the destroyer of evil, the master of meditation, the cosmic dancer, and the compassionate protector who listens even to the most broken devotees. Unlike many divine figures who are associated with a…

The Economic Times

India’s exporters are winning. The money hasn’t caught up

Extended transit and receivable cycles, coupled with currency volatility, are straining liquidity. Despite policy interventions, a substantial credit gap persists, hindering the sector's ability to finance longer trade cycles and maintain competitiveness.

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