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Weather Tomorrow August 15: Heavy rain alert in Delhi-NCR, UP, Punjab, Haryana, Maharashtra, Gujarat; check other states

On Saturday, the monsoon continues to be vigorous in various parts of India. Multiple states and Union Territories are predicted to experience heavy to very heavy rainfall along with widespread thunderstorms. Citizens are urged to stay vigilant due to the potential for strong winds and travel delays that may arise…

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'Never seen such conduct from LoP': Rajnath Singh condemns Rahul Gandhi's remarks on PM Modi, foreign policy

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh criticized Rahul Gandhi's recent remarks. Singh called Gandhi's comments on Prime Minister Modi extremely low-level. He stated such conduct was a serious concern for India's democracy. Gandhi had questioned the government's stance on Chinese incursions and foreign policy. The Defence Minister also questioned the Congress party's…

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Brij Bhushan acquittal: What the order leaves open to scrutiny

On August 3, 2026, a Delhi trial court acquitted Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, the former Wrestling Federation of India president, of charges under Sections 354, 354A, and 506(I) of the Indian Penal Code in the sexual harassment case brought by six women wrestlers. Vinod Tomar, the WFI’s former assistant secretary,…

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Reliance Industries, Rolls-Royce announce strategic intent to partner on indigenous AMCA combat engine

Reliance Industries and Rolls-Royce have announced their strategic intent to partner on developing an indigenous combat engine for India’s AMCA programme, with plans to explore an Aerospace Gas Turbine Complex in India. The proposed partnership aims to combine Rolls-Royce’s advanced propulsion expertise with Reliance’s manufacturing and industrial capabilities to build…

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India's green bonds find footing as stable 'greenium' underscores investor appetite

Insurers in India are showing significant interest in sovereign green bonds, aiding in the establishment of a substantial greenium. With market confidence in the ability to absorb a larger supply, there’s a push for enhanced issuance of these bonds. Insurers need them for optimal asset allocation and regulatory advantages, emphasizing…

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FCNR, ECB measures to draw $90-95 bn capital inflows in FY27: Report

Concessional swap windows are expected to draw substantial capital inflows for India. These measures are projected to generate ninety to ninety-five billion dollars in capital inflows. India's balance of payments is anticipated to improve significantly to a surplus. Banking system liquidity will likely see a boost from these incoming funds.

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India-US space ties deepen as NASA invites ISRO to join moon base program

NASA has invited the Indian Space Research Organisation to collaborate on its Moon Base program, which aims to build a permanent human outpost near the lunar south pole.

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India bonds end week flat, but demand for long notes firms

Indian government bonds traded within a narrow range this past week. Fading inflation and rate-hike concerns left traders seeking market direction. Buyers entered long bonds as the yield curve steepened, attracting value. Rising oil prices exerted some pressure, but liquidity and softer inflation eased worries. Expectations now suggest neither the…

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Can NRIs invest in National Savings Certificate (NSC) and avail tax benefits?

The National Saving Certificate (NSC) is one of the popular small savings schemes among Indians investors with a low-risk appetite as the scheme is backed by the government and offers an attractive interest rate of 7.7%. The NSC scheme is available only to resident citizens of India.

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Free dhaniya no more? India’s kitchen is feeling a new food squeeze

Coriander prices have surged significantly after heavy rains disrupted essential vegetable supplies. Ginger and garlic prices also show substantial year-on-year increases, impacting household budgets. Unusually complicated monsoon patterns are affecting crop development and market arrivals across India. Rice and sugar prices are also beginning to add pressure to the food…

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Forex reserves up by $14.1 billion to $707 billion

India's foreign exchange reserves saw a jump of over fourteen billion dollars. Foreign currency assets and gold reserves contributed substantially to this overall increase. The Indian Rupee also appreciated slightly against the US dollar on Friday. Forex traders noted pressure on the rupee due to fund outflows and oil prices.…

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Air India CEO-designate Tewolde Gebremariam visits Delhi, Mumbai; meets senior airline executives

Tewolde Gebremariam met senior Air India executives during his first visit to India. He will assume the CEO and MD roles next month from Campbell Wilson. Gebremariam brings extensive aviation experience from his time at Ethiopian Airlines. Air India is currently pursuing ambitious expansion plans amid challenges. Tata Group acquired…

The Economic Times

India’s digital logistics tracking platform crosses 10 crore EXIM container tracking milestone

India's Logistics Data Bank has successfully tracked ten crore export-import containers. This digital platform enhances domestic manufacturing and international trade corridor expansion. Technology integration simplifies and speeds up logistics operations across the nation. The system monitors container movements using RFID and IoT technologies. This milestone supports India's vision for a…

The Economic Times

Independence Day 2026: From Shershaah to Uri: The Surgical Strike, top 8 movies to watch on 80th Independence Day

Independence Day Movies: Independence Day presents a perfect opportunity to engage with Bollywood films that inspire and empower. Movies such as Shershaah and Uri not only display the valor of soldiers but also their tremendous sacrifices. Furthermore, titles like Swades and Raazi delve into the themes of patriotism and social…

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Nepal says it may have lost treaty papers marking border with India

The 1816 Sugauli Treaty between the British East India Company and the Kingdom of Nepal significantly reduced the Himalayan nation’s territory

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AI-skilled job postings more than double in Q1 FY27 as demand spreads beyond tech roles: Report

Job postings for artificial intelligence skills have more than doubled in India. Demand for AI capabilities is now spreading beyond specialist technology positions. Hiring growth is also shifting beyond traditional employment hubs into emerging markets. Quick commerce emerged as another major area of hiring activity.

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India seek Sri Lanka Test series win to revive World Test Championship hopes

A strong showing in Sri Lanka is essential for India to improve its position in the World Test Championship. Captain Shubman Gill stressed the team's determination to reach the championship final. The Indian squad is aiming for dominance, recalling their last victorious sweep against Sri Lanka nine years ago. With…

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Indus Waters Treaty should remain suspended, our lifeblood has drained: Omar Abdullah

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah advocated for the Indus Waters Treaty's continued suspension. He stated that the region's people have suffered from water resource utilisation restrictions. Pakistan's claims of sympathy for Kashmiris were questioned regarding water rights. India suspended the treaty after a terror attack, impacting Pakistan's water…

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Coal demand to touch 1.6 bn tonnes by 2030; need transparent, market-driven pricing: Official

India's coal consumption is set to hit 1.6 billion tonnes by 2030, prompting the need for clear market-oriented pricing strategies. Establishing a coal exchange will create a neutral trading ground for buyers and sellers, enabling fair price determination. This initiative aligns with the nation's goals of enhancing energy reliability and…

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Seven workers dead and two missing as monsoon rains flood Himalayan tunnel

Tunnel in India’s Chamoli district is one of many new hydropower projects being developed across the fragile mountain range

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A $67 bn tariff trail leads the US to India over China trade. Where's the proof?

The White House has placed India among countries at highest risk of being used to circumvent US tariffs on Chinese goods, citing an estimated $67 billion in goods allegedly transshipped through India, Mexico and Vietnam in 2025. However, the Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI), led by Ajay Srivastava, has challenged…

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7 Powerful Nagas and Their Surprising Divine Connections

What if the serpents seen around Hindu deities are not simply symbols of danger? Across Hindu mythology, nagas appear in some of the most powerful divine stories. Adishesha is associated with Lord Vishnu, Vasuki is famously depicted around Lord Shiva’s neck, and other serpent figures are connected with deities such…

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Pakistan heads to Moon with China’s help; Jinnah-1 rover to study lunar south pole where Chandrayaan-3 landed 3 years ago

Pakistan is preparing to send its first lunar rover, Jinnah-1, to the Moon in 2029 as part of China’s Chang’e-8 mission. The rover will study the lunar south pole, including its surface, radiation and plasma, in a mission that follows India’s Chandrayaan-3 landing in the region in 2023.

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Tunnel collapses at an Indian hydropower project, killing at least 7

Officials say an under-construction tunnel has collapsed at a hydropower project in India’s northern hill state of Uttarakhand, leaving at least seven workers dead

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The hidden economics of international spending

The expansion of Indian international spending is rapidly increasing annually. The hidden costs of forex mark-up on credit cards can significantly inflate overseas purchases. Opting for zero forex mark-up cards provides considerable savings for those who travel often. As consumers assess credit cards based on avoided costs and enhanced experiences,…

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