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₹4 Crore Job Rejected: IIT Grad’s Risky AI Bet Now Grabbing Attention

In today’s startup ecosystem, some stories gain attention not just for success, but for the bold decisions behind them. One such story emerging from India’s AI landscape is that of Varun Vummadi—a young founder who walked away from lucrative opportunities to build something of his own. What began as a…

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Semiconductor design, AI to drive India’s next innovation wave: Founders Forum CEO

Founders Forum CEO Carolyn Dawson highlights India's potential to become a global tech anchor by building connective tissue with innovation hubs. She emphasizes the need for late-stage capital and a global mindset for Indian startups to scale internationally, with AI and semiconductor design poised to drive future trade.

The Economic Times

At least 25 dead in powerful explosion at fireworks factory in southern India

Authorities say factory was likely operating in violation of multiple safety norms despite holding a licence

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Delimitation debate: How India’s political map could have changed

India stands on the edge of a massive redrawing of its political map. Even with the recent defeat of the delimitation bill, its spectre will continue to linger, threatening to permanently shift the balance of power in Parliament. In one move, the number of Lok Sabha MPs could jump from…

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India’s cities are crumbling. The rich are seeking urban oases

India’s top metros—Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai, home to 75 million people—rank among the world’s 10 most populous cities. However, “population scale has not translated proportionately into urban productivity, liveability or global economic influence,” the Union government’s Economic Survey 2025-26 admits.

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India summons Iranian envoy after tankers come under fire in Strait of Hormuz

Attacks disrupt vital oil route used heavily by Indian shipping

The Independent UK

Indian heritage spirits Mahua and Goan Feni debut in UK market

Traditional Indian spirits Mahua and Goan Feni have entered the UK market this week, as demand grows for heritage and craft beverages.

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‘Turn around immediately’: Moment Iranian Navy blocks Indian tanker in Strait of Hormuz - Watch

Two Indian-flagged tankers, Bhagya Lakshmi and Sanmar Herald, were denied passage and reportedly fired upon by Iranian gunboats in the Strait of Hormuz. Crew members of Bhagya Lakshmi were told to turn back, while Sanmar Herald reported being fired upon despite prior clearance. India has raised concerns with Iran over…

The Times of India

Modi compares defeat of women’s quota-linked delimitation bill to ‘female foeticide’ after rare setback

Opposition parties say they support women’s reservation but object to linking it to nationwide boundary redraw

The Independent UK

Watch: Canada PM Mark Carney celebrates Sikh Heritage Month, joins community service at Ottawa gurdwara

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney marked Sikh Heritage Month by participating in community service at Gurdwara Sahib Ottawa. He highlighted Canada's significant Sikh population, the world's second-largest, and their contributions to national prosperity. Across Canada, events like the 'Baaghi ja Badshah' exhibition and diaspora celebrations in Toronto underscore Sikh history,…

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US tourist visa denied 4 times for Indian-origin parents as family says 9 years of struggle was not enough: 'Is there any hope left?'

A Reddit post detailing repeated US visa rejections for an Indian family has sparked discussion online about how difficult it can be to secure a visitor visa even after multiple attempts and stronger documentation.

The Times of India

Indian-origin truck driver Baljeet Singh pleads guilty to causing death of two in crash in Canada, was playing mobile game

An Indian-origin truck driver has admitted causing a fatal crash in Canada as he was playing a mobile phone game behind the steering wheel. The deadly pileup killed 2 people.

The Times of India

YouTuber Mykhailo Polyakov faces prison risk after illegal North Sentinel Island entry and contact attempt with tribe

Mykhailo Polyakov is facing up to five years in prison after entering North Sentinel Island and trying to contact the Sentinelese tribe. He reportedly left items like a coconut and Diet Coke. Authorities say this broke strict Indian laws protecting the isolated tribe. The case has raised safety concerns, and…

The Times of India

Is The Triumph Bonneville About To Get Smaller And A Whole Lot Cheaper?

Triumph’s Bonneville 350 has been spotted testing in India as GST rules push KTM and others toward smaller engines.

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The Independent UK

Villagers compete to erect huge bamboo poles at an Indian folk festival, in photos

Decorated bamboo poles are raised by members of the Agri-Koli community as part of a centuries-old, annual tradition honoring the goddess Raiba Devi in the village of Rave near Mumbai, India, on Friday.

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Why No Blood Falls in This Ancient Devi Temple

Some stories sound impossible until you hear them from generations who live them. In the hills of Kaimur lies a temple surrounded by mystery, faith, and a ritual that confuses outsiders the belief of “ahimsa bali,” a sacrifice where no blood is shed. Devotees say prayers are answered here, yet…

The Economic Times

GST 2.0 Inverted duty structure hurts FMCG, Pharma: Expert flags concerns

Indian enterprises are navigating challenges posed by the Goods and Services Tax. The inverted duty scenario is particularly affecting FMCG and OTC pharmaceutical companies, and the phase-out of the GST compensation cess has resulted in a backlog of unusable credits. Additionally, the regulations surrounding free trade agreements are creating barriers.

The Economic Times

India replaces China in US smartphone supply chain, captures 40% share: Report

India has emerged as a key supplier of smartphones to the United States, meeting about 40 per cent of the demand that was earlier fulfilled by China, according to a recent report by McKinsey & Company.

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The Economic Times

Financial resilience must include India’s credit-invisible workforce

India's strong digital finance infrastructure faces a challenge. Many informal workers lack financial resilience due to volatile incomes and limited savings. Global disruptions increase their budget stress.

Barchart

Sugar Prices Settle Sharply Lower as Crude Oil Plummets

May NY world sugar #11 (SBK26 ) on Friday closed down -0.35 (-2.56%), and Aug London ICE white sugar #5 (SWQ26 ) closed down -6.00 (-1.43%). Sugar prices retreated on Friday, with NY sugar falling to a 5.5-year nearest-futures low. Friday's 12% plunge in crude oil prices (CLK26 ) hammered...

The Guardian - UK

India fails to pass bill to boost women’s representation after delimitation row

Opposition accuses Narendra Modi government of using quotas as cover for redrawing electoral map

Barchart

Sugar Prices Sink as Crude Oil Plunges

May NY world sugar #11 (SBK26 ) today is down -0.41 (-3.00%), and Aug London ICE white sugar #5 (SWQ26 ) is down -7.10 (-1.70%). Sugar prices are sinking today, with NY sugar falling to a 5.5-year nearest-futures low. Today's -12% plunge in crude oil prices (CLK26) is hammering sugar...

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Why Job Hunting Feels Harder in Europe for Indian Students and Professionals

For many Indian students and young professionals, the word “placement” carries a deep sense of reassurance, as it represents a structured pathway where campus recruitment drives, standardized interviews, and consistent performance can lead to a job offer that feels almost guaranteed.

Fortune

With Hormuz under strain, a trade corridor built for resilience faces a real-world test

As Iran tensions threaten one of the world's most critical shipping lanes, the India–Middle East–Europe Corridor is being tested as a real alternative.

Newslaundry

Why this delimitation is suspicious and it’s not what you think

Special sessions of Parliament were historically called for crises and commemorations. In 2008, when the UPA government lost the support of the Left, in 1991 and 1977 to impose President's Rule in various states, and in 1962 during the war with China, special sessions were called in the wake of…

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