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"Atithi Devo Bhava": Russian woman travelling first time in India deeply moved by late-night cab driver’s unexpected gesture

A late-night cab ride in India turned into a memorable experience for a Russian woman, showcasing the country’s famed hospitality and kindness.

The Economic Times

Anthropic taps Amazon Bedrock for Claude's local data processing

Anthropic will soon offer in-country inference for its Claude AI models in India. This means customer requests will be processed on Indian servers, keeping data within the region. The service will be available through Amazon Bedrock, enhancing data residency for Indian organizations. This move addresses a key request from Indian…

The Economic Times

Indian-origin man among 25 individuals at risk of losing US citizenship due to alleged criminal activities

US authorities are revoking citizenship for twenty-five individuals due to alleged fraudulent actions. An Indian-origin man is among those facing denaturalization proceedings for identity fraud. These cases involve serious allegations such as attempted murder and child sexual abuse. The Justice Department initiated the largest coordinated denaturalization effort in its history.…

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Sensex rises over 100 points, but Nifty50 slips near 24,600. What’s driving the divergence?

The Indian stock market witnessed a mixed session on Tuesday as the Sensex rose over 100 points while the Nifty 50 dropped over 150 points to trade near 24,600. The divergence follows volatility from the newly introduced Closing Auction Session framework on the NSE amid widespread losses in sectoral indices.

The Economic Times

Indian banks' new hunt for diaspora dollars pumps up loans markets

Indian banks are raising significant dollar funds offshore to boost foreign currency deposits. Global banks are actively arranging these dollar bond and loan deals for Indian lenders. This fundraising effort aims to attract capital from non-resident Indians worldwide. The Reserve Bank of India's measures are fueling this increased demand for…

The Economic Times

LIC shares sink 9% as OFS opens at 11% discount. Here's all you need to know

LIC shares plunged nearly 9% after the government’s offer for sale (OFS) to divest up to a 6.5% stake in the insurer opened for institutional investors. The OFS includes a 2.5% base offer and a 4% green shoe option, with a floor price of Rs 382 per share, an 11%…

The Economic Times

FSSAI bans old monk: Why did regulator stop sale of three variants of the popular Rum?

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has banned sale of old monk and other alcoholic beverage makers. Manufacturers allegedly used external flavouring substances to mimic natural tastes and aromas. These products should be labelled as "flavoured spirit" to avoid misleading consumers. Laboratory tests confirmed the presence of…

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Foxconn vendor Agile Robots acquires majority stake in XNG Automation to scale up local production

"We have acquired a majority stake in Bengaluru-based XNG Automation to expand our local production of automation solutions," Agile India managing director Saravanan Solaiappan said without sharing financial details of the deal.

The Economic Times

9 microcap multibaggers: How India's stock market minnows beat every major index in six months

India's smallest listed stocks delivered the strongest market run in six months. The Nifty Microcap 250 index rose eleven percent, beating other size indices. Sterlite Technologies led gains with a four hundred twenty-four percent return. Fund managers expect earnings growth in smaller companies to improve soon. However, microcap stocks carry…

The Economic Times

DGCA likely to mandate carbon emissions reporting for international flights; India advances SAF blending roadmap

India's aviation authority will soon require reporting of 90 percent of annual carbon emissions. This move supports global sustainability requirements under the CORSIA mandate. The nation has agreed to SAF blending targets for international flights by 2027. Domestic SAF production is advancing with refinery readiness and private sector involvement.

The Economic Times

ETMarkets NRI Talk | RBI's FCNR(B) reforms could bring in over $20 billion of foreign inflows: Keyur Majmudar

He also shares why India deserves a place in every diversified global portfolio, the structural themes that could drive wealth creation over the next decade, and the role alternative investments can play in strengthening NRI portfolios.

The Economic Times

Vedanta to demerge real estate business after 5-way split. What can shareholders expect?

Vedanta announced plans to demerge its real estate business into a new company. Shareholders will receive one share of Vedanta Property Platforms for every twenty shares held. This new entity will later debut on the stock exchanges, listing on BSE and NSE. The demerged real estate portfolio includes significant land…

The Economic Times

ETMarkets NRI Talk | Valuation reset and cooling AI trade are bringing global investors back to India: Mitesh Shah

A moderation in valuations, coupled with the cooling of the global AI-driven rally, has made India a more compelling investment destination, according to Mitesh Shah, Chief Executive Officer, Equirus Family Office.

The Economic Times

The Jungle Owlet: India's Smallest Owl and What Its Presence Reveals About Forest Health

A Bird the Size of a Fist, With a Call That CarriesThe jungle owlet (Glaucidium radiatum) measures roughly 20 centimetres from bill to tail and weighs between 75 and 110 grams, lighter than most smartphones. It is endemic to the Indian subcontinent, found across the Western Ghats, central Indian forests,…

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Malabar Whistling Thrush: Why the Western Ghats' Most Melodic Bird Is Called the Whistling Schoolboy

The Bird That Sounds Like It Learned From a Music TeacherThe first time most people hear a Malabar Whistling Thrush, they look around for a person. The song is that convincing, a clear, unhurried series of melodic phrases that rise and fall like someone whistling a half-remembered tune on the…

The Economic Times

ETMarkets Smart Talk | Financialisation of savings could be India's biggest wealth creator over the next decade: Prashasta Seth

In an interaction with Kshitij Anand of ETMarkets for Smart Talk series, Seth explains why the steady shift from physical assets to financial investments is transforming India's capital markets, shares his outlook on equities amid geopolitical and macroeconomic risks, outlines his preferred portfolio allocation, and highlights the sectors and themes…

Times Life

Your Scalp Microbiome Affects Hair and Dandruff More Than Your Shampoo Label Admits

What the scalp microbiome actually isThe average scalp hosts over 1,000 species of bacteria and fungi in a working balance that most people disrupt twice a week without thinking about it. The scalp is one of the oiliest surfaces on the human body, and that sebum is the primary food…

Times Life

At-Home Chemical Peels for Hyperpigmentation on Brown Skin: What Actually Works

Why Brown Skin and Chemical Peels Have a Complicated RelationshipBrown skin produces more melanin, and melanin-producing cells called melanocytes are unusually reactive. Any inflammation, a breakout, a wax burn, even aggressive exfoliation, can trigger post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH), where the skin darkens as a defensive response. A 2020 review published in…

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The Stepfather India Has No Name For: What Remarriage Costs the Man Raising Your Child

He Learns the Child's Schedule Before He Learns Where He StandsHe knows which days your daughter has her drawing class. He knows she won't eat dal if it has whole jeera floating in it. He knows the particular silence that means she's upset versus the one that means she's tired.…

Times Life

Belum Caves: Inside Andhra Pradesh's Underground World That Most Indian Tourists Have Never Heard Of

What Belum Actually IsBelum Caves sit near Tadipatri in Kurnool district, carved by the Chitravati river over millions of years through limestone bedrock. The total mapped length runs to 3,229 metres, with a visitor circuit of roughly 1.5 kilometres open to the public. That makes Belum the longest cave system…

Times Life

Nathu La Pass Travel Guide: Permits, Altitude, and What Awaits at India's Border With China

What Nathu La Actually Is, and Why It MattersNathu La sits at 14,140 feet in the Sikkim Himalayas, about 54 kilometres east of Gangtok, on the old Silk Road trade route between India and Tibet. The pass was sealed after the 1962 Sino-Indian War and remained closed for 44 years.…

Times Life

8 Oral Cancer Warning Symptoms Indian Men Keep Ignoring, From Lesions to Screening Delays

A White Patch That Will Not Go AwayLeukoplakia, a thick white or greyish patch inside the mouth, is one of the most documented precancerous lesions in Indian men who use smokeless tobacco. A 2020 study published in the Indian Journal of Cancer found that leukoplakia was present in nearly 60%…

Times Life

Hepatitis B Infection Is Spreading Through Indian Households and Most Carriers Skip Screening

India's hepatitis B numbers are larger than most people realiseThe World Health Organization estimates that India has approximately 40 million people living with chronic hepatitis B infection, roughly 3 to 4 percent of the population. That figure makes India one of the highest-burden countries in the world, sitting alongside sub-Saharan…

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Why Some Devotees Never Touch Hanuman Ji's Feet

When we visit a Hanuman temple, our first instinct is often to bow down and touch the deity's feet as a mark of respect. But in many temples across India, devotees are advised to simply fold their hands and offer prayers instead. Is there a spiritual reason behind this practice,…

The Times of India

Bangladesh seeks India’s stand on Sheikh Hasina’s Aug 5 virtual address

Bangladesh seeks India's clarification on supporting Sheikh Hasina's upcoming virtual address. Dhaka wants assurances that Indian territory will not be used for political statements. The government fears such activities could destabilize Bangladesh and harm bilateral ties. India has previously indicated it does not expect fugitives to make political statements. No…

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