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A changing world order, the collapse of Maoism, Congress in south India

The global order is shifting. American dominance is being challenged, China is reshaping the balance of power, and the world is entering a period of political and economic uncertainty. But what does this mean for India, and what kind of politics will emerge from this moment?

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India's top refiner IOCL scouts stakes in gas carriers as it plans higher US imports

Indian Oil Corporation is seeking to acquire a fifty percent stake in very large gas carriers. This move prepares the company for increased liquefied petroleum gas imports from the United States. Indian state fuel retailers will increase their purchases of U.S. LPG starting from the year 2027. The company is…

The Economic Times

Empire buys back: After Tata, Adani can rewrite India's colonial past

Adani Ports is evaluating the acquisition of a controlling stake in UK's Associated British Ports (ABP) in a deal valued at nearly $10 billion. If completed, the acquisition would rank among the biggest overseas buys by an Indian company, marking a symbolic shift in India's economic rise while strengthening Adani's…

The Economic Times

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Raj Kumar replaces Lalage as India make one change in Asian Games-bound hockey squad

Raj Kumar Pal replaces Aditya Arjun Lalage in India's 20-member hockey squad. Harmanpreet Singh will continue to lead the experienced team in Japan. The squad blends established stars with promising young players for the tournament. India aims to win gold and qualify for the LA 2028 Olympics. The team begins…

The Economic Times

Indian corporates to clock 9% aggregate revenue in FY27: Fitch

Fitch Ratings forecasts Indian corporate revenue to grow nine percent in the current fiscal year. This growth is expected to keep credit metrics for Indian companies stable. Geopolitical tensions and climate risks could impact oil prices and demand for certain sectors. Chemical companies may face higher costs and softer demand…

The Economic Times

Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation superficial, RSS runs India's education ministry: Rahul Gandhi

Rahul Gandhi stated Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation was superficial as the RSS controls the education ministry. He claimed RSS influences all Indian universities and burdens poorer families significantly. Gandhi criticized the government's handling of student protests and the home minister's absence. He also dismissed the RSS's historical perspectives as nonsensical and…

The Economic Times

Indian economy shows recovery despite global uncertainties, private investment gains momentum: Report

Demonstrating remarkable resilience, India's economy witnesses a comprehensive recovery across sectors, coupled with an increase in industrial credit. Private sector investment is perking up, fueled by proactive government policies. Indicators reflect stable or improving growth trends in different economic domains. Nonetheless, macroeconomic uncertainty looms from external elements like oil prices…

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NTPC eyes Rs 17 trillion capex to nearly triple capacity by FY37

India's NTPC plans a 17 trillion rupee investment through fiscal 2037. The company aims to nearly triple its generation capacity by 2037. Renewable energy will be the primary driver of future capacity growth. NTPC also targets substantial nuclear power capacity by 2047. This expansion supports India's long-term energy security strategy.

The Economic Times

India's energy security at risk from Hormuz-Red Sea double squeeze, says CareEdge Ratings

India faces significant energy security risks from chokepoint disruptions. A dual closure could push Brent crude prices to $130-135 per barrel. This scenario threatens inflation and the Indian rupee's stability. Smaller businesses are particularly exposed to rising costs and liquidity stress. Global supply chains and India's trade balance would experience…

The Economic Times

Devyani International Q1 profit zooms to Rs 17 cr

Devyani International has reported an impressive surge in net profit for the June quarter, marking a substantial revenue increase of 16.47% to Rs 1,580.51 crore. Likewise, total income experienced a robust rise of 16.72%. They earlier announced a merger with Sapphire Foods India, setting the stage for the formation of…

The Economic Times

Jameela Jamil Is Being Blasted Online For Calling Britain ‘The Most Evil’ And Where Is The Lie?

Jameela Jamil is facing backlash over her comments on the British Empire on the Yestergays podcast. But her response has deepened the debate.

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Who is Prof. V Kamakoti, IIT Madras director and former JEE chairman joining exam reforms force Priyanka Gandhi called a 'gaumutra expert' in Lok Sabha?

Prof V Kamakoti, director of IIT-Madras and the man behind India's first indigenous microprocessor, has been named to PM Modi's exam reform task force led by Nandan Nilekani. Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi's decision to call him a "gaumutra expert" in Lok Sabha, a reference to his 2025 remarks on cow…

The Economic Times

Eyes wide shut: On July 20, ANI didn’t share a single X post on students injured in Delhi

For decades, Asian News International (ANI) has occupied a near-monopoly in India’s television news ecosystem. With a business reportedly worth hundreds of crores, the agency supplies video footage and sound bites to news channels across the country and abroad. Its reporters are seemingly everywhere, often making ANI the only visual…

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Swiggy shares jump 8%, rally 15% in 3 days. What's boosting investor sentiment?

Swiggy shares climbed significantly, extending recent gains for a third consecutive session. Nandita Sinha, former Myntra CEO, now leads Swiggy's Instamart business.This appointment occurs amid intense competition in India's quick commerce sector. Meanwhile, Zepto is reportedly negotiating its IPO pricing at a lower valuation.The company may defer its listing if…

The Economic Times

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What Really Happened in the Bank of Baroda Data Leak?

A single compromised employee email has triggered one of the biggest cybersecurity discussions in India's banking sector. Reports claiming that nearly 1TB of customer data surfaced on the darknet have raised concerns among millions of Bank of Baroda customers. While the bank has clarified that its core banking systems remain…

The Economic Times

UPI now accepted for online Burj Khalifa bookings before Indians arrive in Dubai; first for UAE attraction

Indian travellers can now book Burj Khalifa tickets online using UPI. This integration makes the Dubai attraction the first in the UAE to accept UPI for e-commerce. The move expands UPI's reach beyond in-store payments to online travel bookings. It allows Indian visitors to complete purchases before their travel to…

The Times of India

'They're enemies like India': Pakistan minister Khawaja Asif justifies killing of over 30 protesters in PoK

"I put the protesters of PojK in the same category as India and consider them as enemies," Khawaja Asif said when asked about the protest that intensified on Monday leading to the killing of over 30 protestors. Moreover, the Amnesty International USA called the Pakistani crackdown on protestors as "disturbing"…

The Economic Times

Indian women''s hockey team leaves for Germany for final phase of WC preparation

The Indian women's hockey team has departed for Germany for final World Cup preparations. They will play practice matches against Germany before heading to the Netherlands. The team aims to fine-tune combinations and adapt to European conditions. India begins its World Cup campaign against China on August sixteenth. Captain Salima…

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'Booked flat in 2012, now possession in 2032': Millionaire Sabeer Bhatia shares homebuying ordeal in India

Sabeer Bhatia booked a high-end apartment in India back in 2012. The property's construction remains unfinished after more than a decade. Builders now project a handover date of 2032, which is twenty years later. This situation highlights concerns about trust in commercial dealings across the country. The entrepreneur expressed disappointment…

The Times of India

Inside US-Saudi nuclear deal: Trump opens critical door in Middle East; why Pakistan is biggest loser

The newly forged nuclear pact between the US and Saudi Arabia promises to transform the atomic dynamics in the region. This agreement grants Saudi Arabia the ability to enrich uranium domestically, supervised by the United States, effectively diminishing Pakistan's nuclear dominance. The emergence of a nuclear triangle comprising Israel, Iran,…

The Economic Times

India bonds tiptoe along ahead of Fed meet; oil prices weigh

Indian government bonds traded range-bound early Wednesday as investors awaited the Fed's rate decision. Oil prices climbed, reviving concerns about the Gulf conflict and global economic impact. The Reserve Bank of India's policy decision is due next week, with rates expected to remain unchanged. India's financial conditions have tightened recently…

The Economic Times

I may be killed, arrested or jailed: Sheikh Hasina vows Bangladesh return by December

Ousted Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina plans a December return to her country. She faces arrest, imprisonment, or even death, but insists the decision is hers. Hasina fled to India after a student-led uprising ended her fifteen-year rule. A Dhaka court convicted her of crimes against humanity and sentenced her…

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Why Lord Vishnu Changed Destiny for This Devotee

Can devotion become so powerful that even death pauses? Hindu scriptures are filled with stories where unwavering faith transforms the impossible into reality. Alongside these sacred texts, India also preserves many devotional legends passed down through generations. One such remarkable legend speaks of Jambavan, the wise king of the bears,…

The Economic Times

India performs world's third highest number of organ transplants, yet demand outpaces supply

India's organ transplant situation is dire, with 3.9 lakh needed just in 2021, emphasizing the escalating demand. Unfortunately, only a fraction of necessary kidney and liver transplants were executed, and the distribution of these surgeries is heavily skewed towards a few states. Additionally, while women participate in organ donation, they…

The Economic Times

Gen-AI to boost India's labour productivity by 0.4 percentage points annually over next decade: Goldman Sachs

Over the next decade, generative AI is poised to significantly enhance India's labour productivity, particularly in knowledge-driven sectors such as healthcare and education where improvements are set to be most notable. By automating routine tasks, workers can focus on more value-added activities. Although manufacturing and construction are likely to see…

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