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Gurnoor Brar's rise: A stress fracture, a new action and a 150-kph dream

Gurnoor Brar impressed on his international debut. The young pacer delivered speeds of 148 kmph. He took three wickets in his first spell. This performance justified the selectors' belief in his talent. Brar's journey included overcoming a stress fracture and significant technical changes. His coach believes he can bowl even…

The Economic Times

Higher crude prices fuel bank lending boom; credit growth hits 17.7%, fastest since June 2024

Bank lending saw its fastest growth in almost two years by May 31, 2026. Credit expanded significantly, reaching Rs 215.2 lakh crore. This surge occurred as bank deposits decreased by Rs 2.3 lakh crore. The gap between loans and deposits widened. Oil marketing companies and government schemes contributed to higher…

The Economic Times

Why paper-setters for India’s toughest medical exam are under lockdown with no phones or internet

Paper-setters, moderators and translators to remain in insolation until re-examination day

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Amid layoffs, this engineering role sees 700% surge in demand, offers salaries up to $200,000; Anthropic, OpenAI and McKinsey are hiring

AI's job market disruption is creating a surprising boom for a specific engineering role, with job postings skyrocketing by 700%. Companies like OpenAI and Google are aggressively hiring for FDE posts, offering salaries exceeding $200,000. This surge highlights new career avenues emerging from AI's rapid integration into businesses.

The Economic Times

Meet Sanjay Mehrotra, who went from visa rejections to become CEO of trillion-dollar tech giant Micron

Sanjay Mehrotra, CEO of Micron Technology, has led the chipmaker to a market valuation exceeding $1 trillion, joining fellow Indian-born tech leaders like Microsoft's Satya Nadella and Google's Sundar Pichai. Despite early visa rejections, Mehrotra's persistence paved the way for his success in the competitive memory-chip industry, now crucial for…

The Economic Times

How war, weather & soaring costs are turning onion harvest into a loss-making nightmare

Maharashtra's onion farmers are facing severe financial distress as prices plummet below production costs due to bumper arrivals, unseasonal rains, and weakened export demand. Many growers are incurring substantial losses, struggling to even cover cultivation expenses and facing mounting debt. Farmers are demanding government intervention, including a minimum support price…

The Economic Times

Faridabad shocker: Woman delivers baby in govt hospital park without doctor or nurse under phone light

A woman delivered her baby in a government hospital park in Faridabad after the main gate was found locked and no staff responded to pleas for help. The dramatic childbirth occurred under a mobile phone torch, with a relative assisting.

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Petrol-diesel panic in Odisha: Hundreds queue up outside fuel stations; bikes allegedly given fuel worth only Rs 200

Long queues formed at petrol pumps across Odisha due to rumours of a fuel shortage. Panic buying intensified after a price hike. Commuters faced hours of waiting in scorching heat. Boat operators and farmers also reported difficulties in procuring diesel. Oil companies stated there was no shortage, but some pumps…

The Economic Times

Iran's Foreign Minister Said Talks Got to Within Inches of a Deal — Then Trump Announced a Blockade and Walked Out

Negotiations between the US and Iran in Islamabad nearly reached a breakthrough before collapsing due to shifting demands and pressure from the US side.

International Business Times UK

God on their side, the bill on ours: Counting the real cost of the war in West Asia for India

With guns in their hands and God on their side – Bob Dylan John Mearsheimer writes in The Tragedy of Great Power Politics: “States rarely go to war unless they think that rapid success is likely.”It has been more than a month since Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump started the…

Newslaundry

The Pink Elephant Photoshoot Went Viral, Now Its Death Has Sparked Anger

What began as a visually striking photoshoot in Jaipur has now turned into a larger debate about animal cruelty, ethics, and the limits of art. A few months ago, images of a bright pink elephant standing beside a model in Jaipur went viral across social media. Many people called the…

Times Life

What This Young German Boy Said After Visiting Ram Mandir Is Going Viral

In a place where devotion runs deep and emotions are often intense, something unexpectedly simple caught everyone’s attention. A young boy from Germany visited Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, and instead of saying something elaborate or dramatic, he shared a quiet, honest reaction. Yet, that moment didn’t stay small. It spread…

Times Life

Princess Kate is the Queen of Cream As She Celebrates the Festival of Holi

The Princess of Wales wanted to highlight the festival’s celebration of “spring, love, color and new life.”

Marie Claire

Cops went to arrest India AI summit’s shirtless protesters – and ended up getting booked themselves

Pre-dawn operation to arrest political workers escalates into 24-hour confrontation between two state police forces

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Customer accused of trying to ‘incite riots’ after receiving wrong steak at restaurant

Police action follows multiple complaints against influencer after viral video leads to restaurant worker’s arrest

The Independent UK

Air India plane grounded after pilot flags similar issue to jet involved in deadly Ahmedabad crash

Incident at Heathrow airport revives scrutiny of aircraft component at centre of Ahmedabad crash investigation

Newslaundry

The Lutyens blind spot: Mark Tully saw the English media’s disconnect with ordinary Indians

In 1991, Mark Tully, by then the face of the BBC in India and one of the most recognisable foreign broadcasters covering the country, turned a critical gaze towards the English-language news media in India.

Times Life

After Haridwar Ghats, Entry of Non-Hindus May Be Banned at Kedarnath and Badrinath Too

Dehradun: Following a proposal to restrict the entry of non-Hindus at 105 ghats in the Kumbh area of Haridwar, the Badrinath Kedarnath Temple Committee (BKTC) is considering a similar move at the shrines under its control. The committee administers the Char Dham shrines of Badrinath, Kedarnath, and 47 other temples…

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Over 100 cases of typhoid reported after raw sewage leaks into drinking water

Municipal authorities identify over 20 pipeline leaks that led to contamination by sewage water in Gandhinagar

Newslaundry

English editorials slam Sanchar Saathi ‘bad governance’, Hindi dailies yet to speak up

Earlier this week, the Department of Telecommunications issued a sweeping directive to all smartphone manufacturers to preinstall the Sanchar Saathi app on new mobile handsets from March 2026 under the Telecom Cyber Security Rules, 2024. Manufacturers have been asked to submit a compliance report to the department within 120 days.

International Business Times UK

Candace Owens Reveals 'Suspicious' White Car Trailed Charlie Kirk Suspect In Video

Candace Owens claims a 'suspicious' white car was trailing the Charlie Kirk shooting suspect, reigniting conspiracy debates as investigators continue to insist the gunman acted alone.

International Business Times UK

Anthony Joshua Back in the Gym and Shadow‑Boxing After Elbow Surgery — Is the Jake Paul Grudge Match on?

Anthony Joshua returns to training after elbow surgery, sparking renewed speculation about a Jake Paul fight. Viral video shows the heavyweight star rebuilding for a 2025 comeback.

International Business Times UK

Charlie Kirk Death Probe: Did Nepotism And Opaque Pay Fuel TPUSA Chaos?

Turning Point USA faces scrutiny over nepotism, donor pressure and opaque finances following the assassination of founder Charlie Kirk, raising questions about the future of the conservative youth movement.

International Business Times UK

Tears or Tactics? Erika Kirk's 'Tear Solution' Video and the Performance of Political Grief

A viral video allegedly showing Erika Kirk applying a tear-inducing solution before a Turning Point USA memorial speech has ignited debate over authenticity, grief, and performance in politics.

International Business Times UK

Erika Kirk Allegedly Caught Using Tear Solution to Fake Crying Before TPUSA Stage

A viral video allegedly shows Erika Kirk applying eye drops before appearing on stage at a Turning Point USA event, sparking controversy over authenticity, grief, and public performance.

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