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Lakshya Sen spearheads Indian challenge at China Masters, young women's singles trio in focus

Lakshya Sen seeks to rebound at the China Masters tournament. Kidambi Srikanth also competes after a mixed run of results. Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty are among India's top hopes. Young prospects Unnati Hooda and Tanvi Sharma carry the women's singles flag. The Indian contingent aims for strong performances in…

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How 90% IPOs in August beat volatile India market to return up to 72% after listing

In August, a majority of newly listed IPOs saw a successful debut, outpacing the broader market. Approximately ninety percent of these listings are still trading above their original issue prices, with Tempsens Instruments shining brightly by doubling its value on the first day. Despite the selective nature of the secondary…

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20 stocks, 100% returns: How retail investors tapped a multibagger wave in deeper Indian market

Retail investors enjoyed impressive returns by picking specific stocks wisely. Over the last year, numerous companies showcased returns exceeding one hundred percent. Sectors like telecom and capital goods led the way, with high-beta and event-driven stocks also providing significant rewards. Ultimately, careful stock selection played a more vital role than…

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Indian Navy commissions second Diving Support Vessel 'Nipun' at Mumbai Naval Dockyard

The Indian Navy commissioned its second Diving Support Vessel, Nipun, in Mumbai. This specialized vessel enhances deep-sea diving and underwater operational capabilities significantly. Built by Hindustan Shipyard Limited, Nipun boasts nearly seventy-five percent indigenous content. The vessel supports deep-sea saturation diving and submarine rescue operations effectively. Its induction strengthens India's…

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₹49 lakh crore market-cap wipeout! Are Nifty’s fallen giants bargains or value traps?

India's leading stocks have witnessed a staggering loss of forty-nine lakh crore rupees in total market capitalization. A significant decline has affected forty-seven companies within the Nifty index, with heavyweights like TCS, HDFC Bank, Reliance Industries, and Infosys leading the charge. Analysts are divided over whether these diminished stocks present…

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Healthcare ranks second in private credit deals as domestic funds dominate in H1 2026: EY report

India’s private credit market deployed $3.5 billion across more than 100 deals in H1 2026, broadly unchanged from $3.4 billion in H2 2025, according to EY.

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Leaders of China, Russia and India are among heads of state meeting to counter US influence

The leaders of China, Russia and India are among the heads of state gathering at a meeting billed as a counterweight to U.S. global influence

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Why FIIs could continue moving out of largecaps and into mid and smallcaps: Motilal's Rajat Rajgarhia

If you look at India over a long period, the country has done well. However, the past two or three years have presented several challenges, including tariff-related and war-related issues.

The Economic Times

Mohammad Amir calls himself 'British local', says 'Pakistan chapter I had before is now closed'

Amir was part of Pakistan’s title-winning campaigns at the 2009 T20 World Cup and the 2017 Champions Trophy. His standout display came in the 2017 Champions Trophy final against India, where he returned figures of 3-16 and removed Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Shikhar Dhawan. Pakistan won the final by…

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FM Nirmala Sitharaman meets 3M CEO; explores expansion in advanced manufacturing and R&D

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman met 3M Chairman William Brown to discuss India's manufacturing and innovation growth. They assessed institutional priorities, including data security and talent pool engagement. Brown acknowledged India's deep talent pool and government policy support for operations.

The Economic Times

Construction giant Megha Engineering's PV Krishna Reddy taps $700 million private credit to buy out uncle's share

With lenders such as Davidson Kempner involved in structuring the deal, it marks a significant milestone in the expanding influence of private credit within Indian corporate transactions.

The Economic Times

Deepti Sharma spins history as India crush Thailand by 94 runs

Deepti Sharma became the leading wicket-taker in Women's T20 Internationals. She achieved this milestone with a remarkable 3/0 bowling spell against Thailand. Sharma's performance also marked her as the first Indian to achieve this feat. India secured a dominant 94-run victory in their Asia Cup opener. Shafali Verma's 64 runs…

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Nepal buries dead as rescuers seek thousands missing

Nepal was burying on Monday some of the hundreds of bodies retrieved after a deadly, tsunami-like flood crashed through the Himalayan region, sweeping away villages and leaving thousands still missing. The huge wave of ice, rocks and debris that smashed into villages and towns on Wednesday claimed at least 797…

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Indian moved to Europe warns think twice before leaving India to go abroad for higher salary, says loneliness and missing time with loved ones may not be worth the better pay

An Indian living in Europe has urged people earning a comfortable salary in India to think carefully before moving abroad for higher pay. In an Instagram video, he said loneliness, family separation, high living costs and everyday responsibilities overseas can make a bigger salary less valuable than it appears.

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Banni Grasslands of Kutch: What India's Largest Grassland Holds and What Is Erasing Its Wildlife

A Grassland That Doesn't Look Like OneMost people picture a grassland as something lush and open, rolling green, the kind of place that announces itself. Banni does the opposite. It sits on the northern edge of the Rann of Kutch in Gujarat, a flat, sun-baked plain that looks, to an…

The Economic Times

Purple Style Labs IPO opens for bidding. Should you apply or avoid?

Purple Style Labs IPO opened for subscription on August 31 and will remain open until September 2. The Rs 680-crore issue, comprising entirely a fresh issue, has a price band of Rs 546-575 per share. The IPO is commanding a grey market premium of around 5%, signalling modest potential listing…

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When Tigers Vanish From India's Wildlife Reserves, the Prey and Vegetation Collapse Too

Sariska, 2004: The First Documented CollapseBy 2004, every tiger had been poached out of Sariska Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan. What followed was not silence, it was a slow, measurable unravelling. Sambar and chital populations, freed from predator pressure, expanded into areas they had previously avoided. Overgrazing stripped ground cover from…

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What India Loses When the Pangolin Vanishes: Soil Health, Termite Surges, and Biodiversity at Risk

A Pangolin Digs About 200 Burrows in Its LifetimeThe Indian pangolin (Manis crassicaudata) is a burrowing insectivore that can excavate tunnels up to 3.5 metres deep. Each burrow aerates compacted earth, creates drainage channels, and deposits the animal's nitrogen-rich droppings at depth, a kind of involuntary composting that improves soil…

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What a Government Salary Teaches About Frugality, Savings, and Financial Stability

The Fixed Ceiling Is the Whole LessonA Grade B central government employee in India earns somewhere between ₹35,000 and ₹55,000 a month at entry level, with increments that move on a schedule, not on performance. There is no bonus quarter. There is no stock option. The number arrives on the…

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Putin and Xi rally allies at Kyrgyzstan summit to counter US influence

Leaders from more than a dozen countries, including Russia's Vladimir Putin, China's Xi Jinping, India's Narendra Modi and Iran's Masoud Pezeshkian, gathered in Kyrgyzstan on Monday for the summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, a group billed as a counterweight to US influence.

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3 Nikola Tesla Work Habits on Obsessive Focus Every Indian Professional Should Steal

The Man Who Refused to Be InterruptedTesla famously worked in isolation for stretches that his contemporaries found alarming. At his laboratory in New York, he would lock himself in for days, refusing visitors, refusing meals brought at the wrong hour, refusing anything that broke the thread of a problem he…

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MSCI rebalancing threatens to turn ‘Messy’ in new Indian auction

This Monday marks a critical juncture for India's new closing auction system, as it gears up to manage an influx of billions in passive fund trades. The quarterly MSCI index rebalancing is expected to catalyze heightened trading volume, putting the system’s reliability under scrutiny. Both market participants and regulators are…

Times Life

Why South Indian Skincare Rituals Have Always Been Fundamentally Different From North Indian Beauty

The climate wrote the formula before anyone else didHumidity above 75 percent for eight months of the year changes what a face needs. In coastal Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and coastal Andhra Pradesh, the skin is perpetually primed, pores open, sebum active, the surface already damp before any product touches it.…

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How Indian Women Rewrote Beauty Standards Without a Single Tutorial or Brand Deal

The women nobody was watching, until everyone wasSmita Patil wore no contouring. Her skin was dark, her features were strong, and she stood in front of the camera in the 1970s and 1980s as if the camera owed her nothing. She did not soften herself for a close-up. She did…

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Why Ayurvedic Adaptogens Indian Women Have Used for Centuries Cost a Fortune in Western Beauty

The dabba was never labelledShe didn't measure it. She didn't consult a dermatologist or read a clinical study abstract. Your grandmother kept a piece of shatavari root in a brass vessel, ground brahmi into coconut oil on Sunday mornings, and stirred ashwagandha into warm milk the way her mother had…

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