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India’s growth engine is quietly powered by disciplined MSMEs, says Stanford Seed’s Harish Arnezath

India's economic growth is increasingly driven by disciplined MSMEs, not just startups. Stanford Seed's Harish Arnezath highlights that founders must transition from operators to strategic leaders, emphasizing delegation and clear governance over just capital.

The Economic Times

‘Didi is like Mother India’: Tracing the admirers and the economy of a Mamata rally

At a rally in Beleghata, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee (‘Didi’) ramped up her campaign for the second phase of the West Bengal assembly elections.

Newslaundry

Test-prep players adapt as legal education attracts wider talent pool

India’s law entrance test-prep market is expanding steadily, driven by rising demand for legal education and growing participation beyond metro cities.

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Beyond sneakers: Bachi Pullela’s ‘State of Joy’ bet in the footwear space

Bachi Pullela, Founder of State of Joy, discusses his transition from global manufacturing to building a consumer-facing brand rooted in Indian identity and “joy” as a cultural philosophy.

The Economic Times

Huge export opportunities for food, beverages in Singapore mkt: TPCI

Over 100 Indian companies are showcasing products at the FHA fair, aiming to increase India's low 2.6% share of Singapore's F&B imports. This strategic hub offers access to the wider ASEAN market, with success in Singapore paving the way for regional expansion.

The Economic Times

India lifts total wheat export quota to 5 million tons

This brings the total export quota to 5 million tons. The move aims to support local markets. Wheat supplies from the new season crop have begun. Prices are near the government-set floor price. Traders are struggling with the earlier allocation.

The Economic Times

Pahalgam Attack : The Resolve That Shook Terror

There are moments in history that don’t fade with time they harden into national memory. The Pahalgam terror attack is one such moment. A peaceful valley turned into a site of tragedy when innocent tourists were targeted, leaving the entire nation in shock. But what followed was not fear. It…

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Millions in India stripped of vote before critical state election, as government seeks to ‘purify’ electoral roll

Experts say Muslims and other minorities have been disproportionately deleted from the electoral roll ahead of the West Bengal elections this week

The Guardian - UK

AI-generated MAGA influencer: Indian student behind 'hot girl' profile with millions of followers

An India-based medical student created and operated a popular AI-generated Instagram influencer, "Emily Hart," who amassed millions of followers with patriotic and political content targeting conservative US audiences. The virtual persona, presented as a registered nurse, was monetized through merchandise and subscription platforms, generating thousands of dollars monthly before the…

The Times of India

Why Hanuman Chose This Powerful Goddess

There are many powerful deities in our traditions But what if there is one so mysterious, so intense That even Hanuman, the symbol of strength and devotion, chose to worship her? This isn’t a common story. It’s rarely spoken about, quietly carried through faith and belief. Because this goddess is…

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'MAGA is super dumb': Indian man scams Republicans with AI-generated model, makes thousands of dollars

A 22-year-old aspiring orthopaedic surgeon from India said he received some financial help from his parents, but most of it went towards exam fees and medical licensing costs. With plans to eventually move to the United States after graduation, he began looking for ways to earn extra money online.

The Times of India

Indian-origin activist who worked with Oprah, Biden stabbed inside California house, her mother killed

Meera Varma, a mental health activist who worked with the Joe Biden administration, was injured after a stabbing attack inside a Burbank home in which her mother Meera Varma, a teacher, was killed. The Burbank Police department announced the arrest of 30-year-old Sergio Fraire on suspicion for the murder of…

The Times of India

'Arrest first, plan later': Indian-origin Texas woman Meenu Batra's lawyer says Trump 2.0 using a legal loophole

As the Department of Homeland Security calls Meenu Batra an illegal alien from India, her attorney Deepak Ahluwalia said no due process was followed in the arrest of Batra, a legal interpreter, who has been working in the US since 1992. In an interview with the CNN, Ahluwalia said Meenu…

The Times of India

Three Indian nationals under investigation over gurdwara double murder in Italy ‘triggered by succession feud’

TOI Correspondent from London: Three Indian nationals are under investigation in Italy for the murder of two Indian Sikh men outside a gurdwara last Friday, which appears to have been triggered by a feud over succession plans for the management of the gurdwara.

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NY Sugar Prices Consolidate Above a 5.5-Year Low

May NY world sugar #11 (SBK26 ) on Tuesday closed down -0.04 (-0.30%), and Aug London ICE white sugar #5 (SWQ26 ) closed up +4.40 (+1.05%). Sugar prices settled mixed on Tuesday, with London sugar posting a 1-week high. Sugar prices have been under pressure for the past three weeks,...

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₹100 in London: Viral Grocery Experiment Sparks Debate on Cost of Living Differences

A recent social media video has gone viral after showcasing a striking comparison of purchasing power between India and the United Kingdom, following a simple grocery experiment conducted in London.

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Life as a South Korean Mum in Chennai: How India Became Her Second Home

India’s enthusiasm for South Korean culture has been widely visible in recent years, from the popularity of K-pop groups like BTS to the growing obsession with K-dramas. What is less often discussed, however, is the parallel story—South Koreans building lives and communities in India and forming their own cultural bridge…

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Sugar Prices Gain on the Outlook for Smaller Brazil Sugar Output

May NY world sugar #11 (SBK26 ) today is up +0.01 (+0.07%), and Aug London ICE white sugar #5 (SWQ26 ) is up +4.90 (+1.17%). Sugar prices are higher today, with London sugar posting a 1-week high on the outlook for smaller Brazil sugar output. The USDA today forecast Brazil's...

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Heartwarming: Video of elderly Indian stranger inviting British cyclist home for buttermilk goes viral

A heartwarming video of a British traveler receiving an unexpected invitation for buttermilk from an elderly Indian man has captivated millions. This spontaneous act of hospitality, embodying India's 'Atithi Devo Bhava' tradition, highlights a universal human connection transcending language. The clip's viral success underscores a global yearning for genuine, selfless…

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UK Gandhi statue plan: Hindu community seeks new Mahatma Gandhi memorial in Aberdeen

Aberdeen, Scotland, may soon honour Mahatma Gandhi with a bronze bust in Duthie Park, a gift from the Indian Consulate. This proposed tribute, featuring a granite plinth and plaque, aims to symbolise peace for all residents. Gandhi's legacy of non-violent resistance and his fight against discrimination continue to inspire globally,…

The Times of India

76% of UK universities report drop in Indian students as international enrolments fall 31% ahead of new visa rules

Indian student enrolments at UK universities have declined, with new data showing a broader fall in international postgraduate intake ahead of tighter visa rules.

The Independent UK

Why visitors will have to drink cow urine to enter holy Indian temple

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The Economic Times

Isourse Technologies hackathon spotlights AI, economic modelling, enterprise tech solutions

Isourse Technologies concluded AlgosQuest'25, a national hackathon in New Delhi, where young innovators tackled AI, economic modelling, and enterprise tech challenges. Six finalist teams presented solutions, with Team NullPointer from Kolhapur winning for 'SoMail'. The event highlighted the crucial link between academia and industry, fostering practical, real-world problem-solving skills among…

The Independent UK

One of India’s holiest temples makes it mandatory for visitors to drink cow urine

Temple management says new entry rules meant to keep away non-believers

Newslaundry

Centre tells HC it blocked 4PM over Pahalgam ‘conspiracy theories, lobbying effort’

The Central government has told the Delhi High Court that it blocked digital news platform 4PM’s YouTube channel because it spread conspiracy theories about the Pahalgam terror attack, Bar and Bench reported.

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