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Commonwealth Games 2026 Day 9: Neeraj Chopra, 10 Indian boxers eye gold medals, check full schedule

Commonwealth Games 2026 Day 9: Neeraj Chopra leads India's javelin throw final on July 31 at the Commonwealth Games. Indian boxers aim for finals, guaranteeing a record medal haul in the sport. Tejaswin Shankar continues his decathlon campaign after ending day one in second place. Judo and cycling events also…

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From 87% to 51%: How Nifty50 companies lost their grip on India Inc's profits

Nifty 50 companies now contribute only 51% of aggregate profits, down from 87%. Earnings growth has accelerated across the broader Indian corporate universe and mid-sized firms. This shift signals a broadening wealth creation engine beyond just the largest companies. Financials have become the largest profit contributor, overtaking Energy sectors. Investors…

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India's family offices embrace profit-sharing to attract top talent

India's family offices are increasingly adopting profit-sharing and carried interest models to attract and retain top investment talent as competition intensifies in the country's rapidly expanding wealth management industry. The shift reflects the growing number of family offices and rising demand for experienced investment professionals.

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Juniper Green Energy IPO Day 2: GMP at 4%; Check subscription status and key details. Should you apply or skip?

The Rs 1,800-crore Juniper Green Energy IPO entered Day 2 of bidding with a grey market premium of 3.56%. Subscribed 36% on Day 1, the issue features strong QIB interest but rich valuations of over 270x FY26 earnings. Analysts suggest a neutral stance, advising it primarily for long-term investors.

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16 Indians, including 10 seafarers, killed in Middle East conflict: Govt

Sixteen Indian nationals, including ten seafarers, have died in the Middle East conflict this year. Seventy-five Indians sustained injuries across several Middle Eastern nations due to the ongoing hostilities. The government is coordinating repatriation and medical treatment for affected citizens. Indian medical students in Iran are facing challenges due to…

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Neeraj Chopra vs Arshad Nadeem javelin final today: Date, time, live streaming, venue and rivals at Commonwealth Games 2026

Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra will compete in the Commonwealth Games 2026 javelin final. He qualified for the medal round with a throw of 79.61 metres. Chopra faces strong competition including Arshad Nadeem and Keshorn Walcott. The final is scheduled for August 1, 2026, at Scotstoun Stadium. Viewers can watch the…

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Lovepreet's silver, Seema's bronze headline India's day at Commonwealth Games

Lovepreet Singh secured a silver medal in weightlifting, setting a new Games record. Seema Kaliramna earned a bronze medal in the discus throw event. Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra and two compatriots advanced to the javelin throw final. Tejaswin Shankar ended the decathlon's opening day in second place. India's weightlifting campaign…

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Toor misses podium as India's men's shot put medal wait continues at CWG

India's quest for a Commonwealth Games shot put medal remained unfulfilled. Tajinderpal Singh Toor and Samardeep Singh Gill finished fifth and seventh respectively. Chukwuebuka Enekwechi of Nigeria secured the gold medal with a strong throw. Tom Walsh of New Zealand took the silver medal. Scott Lincoln of England claimed the…

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How Horse Domestication Reshaped Civilization, Warfare, Trade, and Human History

The Moment Everything AcceleratedAround 3500 BCE, on the Pontic-Caspian steppe, the grasslands stretching across what is now Ukraine and Kazakhstan, humans first began riding horses rather than just eating them. The evidence comes from bit wear on the teeth of horses excavated at Dereivka, a site studied extensively by archaeologist…

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The Red Panda Is Not a Panda: The Real Taxonomy of This Endangered Himalayan Mammal

The Giant Panda Stole the NameWestern science described the red panda nearly fifty years before anyone in Europe had documented the giant panda. Frédéric Cuvier formally named it Ailurus fulgens in 1825. The name translates from Latin and Greek as "fire-coloured cat", which is at least honest about what it…

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Weather forecast for July 31, 2026: Check IMD rain alerts for Delhi, Gujarat, Kerala and more

Heavy rainfall is expected across large parts of India on Friday. Active monsoon conditions will persist over north, central, east, and southern regions. Several states are likely to witness heavy to very heavy rainfall. Thunderstorms accompanied by lightning and gusty winds have also been forecast. Intense monsoon activity will continue…

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Largecaps look more attractive after midcap, smallcap rally: HDFC AMC’s Rahul Baijal

At current levels, largecap category remains more attractive on relative valuations, in my view. The broader market indices (both midcap 150 and small cap 250) have seen a positive rally CYTD, and the headline indices are trading at a premium vs their long-term history, but the premium has significantly moderated…

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US issues sanctions on support networks for Iran's Mahan Air; India-based sales agent included

The United States sanctioned six entities and individuals for supporting Mahan Air. These companies acted as general sales agents for the Iranian airline. Mahan Air allegedly aided Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. One sanctioned entity is India-based Skiez Travels and Logistics Private Limited. The Treasury Department aims to cut off…

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Korea’s leverage trap has an echo in India

Indian brokers are lending large sums to retail investors, creating systemic risk. Retail investors are borrowing heavily to buy stocks at stretched valuations. This margin debt has ballooned significantly, with new-age brokers aggressively competing. Unlike Korea's AI focus, India's debt supports stocks global investors are avoiding. Policymakers face challenges as…

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Stocks in news: Maruti Suzuki, ITC, Vedanta, Swiggy, RIL

Indian markets traded in a narrow range, settling marginally higher with mixed cues. Maruti Suzuki, ITC, and Vedanta shares are in focus due to various news developments. Sun Pharma and Bajaj Finserv will announce their first quarter results today. Tata Steel reported a fifteen percent rise in its net profit…

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Qatar Turned To U.S. Gas As Hormuz Closed. Emergency LNG Purchases Reached About $1 Billion

QatarEnergy's emergency purchases highlight how geopolitical conflict is reshaping global LNG trade, with U.S. exporters stepping in as buyers seek alternative supplies during one of the biggest disruptions to Gulf energy flows in years.

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Steel sector hit by imports, volatility

Thailand's steel industry continues to grapple with global price volatility and mounting competition from Chinese exports, according to Tata Steel (Thailand) Plc (TSTH), a subsidiary of India's largest steelmaker.

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India Supplied Nearly 400,000 Weapons Parts to Israel Amid Gaza 'Genocide', Amnesty Finds

Amnesty International's report reveals India's ongoing arms exports to Israel during the Gaza conflict, raising concerns about potential contributions to alleged genocide. The report urges India to halt these exports.

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ET Family Business Awards' winners in the limelight: Apollo Hospitals and Muthoot FinCorp

Apollo Hospitals and Muthoot FinCorp received prestigious family business awards. Preetha Reddy highlighted Apollo's commitment to accessible healthcare for all Indians. Muthoot FinCorp's chairman emphasized survival and enduring values over 140 years. Both companies acknowledged their employees and family legacies. Future growth for these businesses will depend on innovation and…

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ET Family Business Awards: Businesses are built not on greed, but on contribution, says ex-SEBI chief M Damodaran

Successful Indian family businesses identify individual strengths and plan succession early. They also rope in the best professional talent for business growth. These enterprises are not run by a dominant leader but by recognizing family members' contributions. Succession planning in family firms is often clearer than in professional companies. Enduring…

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ET Family Business Awards: How India Inc's next generation is balancing legacy with innovation

Indian family businesses are entering a new growth phase. Next generations balance legacy with innovation and measured risk. Family offices now deploy capital for startups and frontier technologies. Legacy groups focus on calibrated risk-taking and manufacturing capabilities. Succession planning and adapting to new markets are key challenges.

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Brazil to face India in historic football friendly in Kolkata on October 3

Brazil's national football team will play India in a friendly match. This historic fixture is scheduled to take place in Kolkata on October 3. The match marks Brazil's first-ever game on Indian soil. India will face their highest-ranked opponent since 1992. This event revives Kolkata's deep connection with Brazilian football.

The Economic Times

Indian carbon market success hinges on transparent, stable design

India is set to unveil its Indian Carbon Market later this year, aimed primarily at decreasing carbon emissions from the manufacturing sector. Grounded in principles of transparency and stability, the market proposes to set price limits between Rs 600 and Rs 3,000 for each tonne of CO2-equivalent. This endeavor highlights…

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Stronger Monsoon Rains in India Weigh on Sugar Prices

October NY world sugar #11 (SBV26 ) on Thursday closed down -0.07 (-0.48%), and October London ICE white sugar #5 (SWV26 ) closed down -1.70 (-0.37%). Sugar prices moved lower on Thursday, with NY sugar matching a 1-month low posted earlier this month. Sugar prices are under pressure amid the...

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It’s cool, calm, collecting: Why data centres won’t cripple consumer availability of water and power

Global tech giants are investing billions in Indian data centers for digital sovereignty. These facilities are essential for India's national security and AI race. Environmental concerns about resource consumption are being addressed by new technologies. Hyperscalers are adopting innovative cooling methods to reduce water and energy use. India can achieve…

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