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New EPF Scheme 2026: Know withdrawal frequency limits for essential, housing and special needs
Under the EPF Scheme, 2026, withdrawals have been simplified into three categories: essential needs, housing needs and special circumstances.
Founder of Brookfield-backed Avaada seeks $750 million loan
Avaada Group founder Vineet Mittal plans to borrow $750 million from global lenders. This new financing will refinance the company's existing $1 billion credit facility. Several international banks are in talks to underwrite this significant debt deal. Avaada Group is also considering an initial public offering for its solar cell unit.
Supergirl movie opened to disappointing box office numbers globally. The film is reportedly heading to digital platforms less than a month after release. This early digital debut follows its weak theatrical performance worldwide. Despite struggles, premium formats like IMAX showed strong audience engagement. Read on to know more about digital release DC's latest superhero movie.
Sridhar Vembu highlights rising number of Indian engineers in rural Japan amid shrinking population
Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu observed Indian engineers working in rural Japan. These engineers are addressing talent shortages in regions with shrinking populations. Vembu visited Wakayama prefecture, noting advanced industries thrive outside major cities. He saw global manufacturers operating successfully in remote rural locations. This experience reinforced his belief in rural industry potential.
NATO allies seek to win over Trump after Iran ire as US Prez heads to Turkey
NATO allies will showcase surging defence spending at a summit in Turkey's capital Ankara on Tuesday as they hope to placate US President Donald Trump after his fury over Europe's response to the war with Iran. The two-day gathering at Turkey's sprawling presidential palace comes a year after NATO members pledged to ramp up security-related spending to five percent of GDP under pressure from the US leader.
Gujarat High Court to pronounce verdict today in 2008 Ahmedabad serial blasts case
The Gujarat High Court will deliver its verdict on the 2008 Ahmedabad serial blast case. This terror attack claimed fifty-six lives and injured over two hundred people. Meanwhile, a separate investigation into the Delhi Red Fort blast case is ongoing. The National Investigation Agency has filed a forensic report and charge sheets in this matter. Accused individuals remain in judicial custody as the legal proceedings continue.
Ram temple donation theft accused Avinash Shukla spent Rs 19 lakh on friends, family
An accused in the Ram temple donation case admitted spending nineteen lakh rupees. He gave six lakh rupees for a brother's wedding and five lakh to another. A car worth three and a half lakh rupees was also purchased and recovered. Investigators are examining land and bank accounts for transferred funds. Legal proceedings are underway to recover the embezzled money.
Global music icon Beyonce Knowles's quote emphasizes building an independent life before marriage. This timeless advice encourages self-growth and financial independence for women. It highlights the importance of personal dreams and ambitions before commitment. Beyonce's words promote emotional maturity and equality in partnerships. Her message continues to resonate with millions across generations today.
One dead, several affected in Odisha as incessant rain hits normal life, sparks flood fears
A two-year-old girl died and several others were affected by heavy rainfall. Flood fears loom large for the Baitarani River as water levels rise. Many urban areas experienced water-logging, disrupting normal life and vehicular movement. Authorities have taken adequate measures and placed rescue teams at vulnerable locations. Educational institutions were closed in several districts due to the ongoing downpour.
Maharashtra Floods: Torrential rains trigger severe waterlogging, disrupt normal life
FIFA World Cup 2026 match: Belgium beats US 4-1 behind Charles De Ketelaere's brace
USA vs Belgium: Charles De Ketelaere scored twice and assisted once as Belgium defeated the United States 4-1. The Red Devils advanced to the quarterfinals after a convincing performance against the co-hosts. Belgium took a 2-1 halftime lead and extended it with a second-half goal. The U.S. goalkeeper's misplay led to Belgium's third goal, which De Ketelaere assisted. Romelu Lukaku added a fourth goal for Belgium in stoppage time.
Several Indian states are expected to experience intense rainfall and thunderstorms over the coming days. The India Meteorological Department has issued multiple weather alerts for regions including Maharashtra and Odisha. Heavy showers and gusty winds are forecast across Jharkhand for the next four days. Himachal Pradesh faces an orange alert for heavy to very heavy rainfall in key districts.
US voices concern over China's intercontinental range missile test
The United States voiced concern over China's recent nuclear-capable missile test launch. Washington urged Beijing to engage in meaningful arms control discussions promptly. China stated the test launch was a routine annual naval training exercise. The PLA Navy mentioned notifying relevant countries about the strategic missile test. The United States remains steadfast in its defense commitments to allies.
Allcargo sees AI, integrated logistics driving market share gains
Allcargo Logistics, which now focuses exclusively on the domestic market after its business restructuring, is sharpening its investments in AI-enabled operations, digital platforms and customer-centric logistics solutions
Massive fire breaks out at private company in Noida, no casualties
A significant fire erupted at a private company in Noida's Sector 88 early Tuesday morning. Firefighters responded promptly and successfully brought the extensive blaze under control. The fire engulfed both the ground and first floors of the closed company premises. No injuries or fatalities were reported due to the incident. Officials suspect a short circuit in an electrical panel caused the fire.
Mumbai faces an Orange Alert for heavy rain and gusty winds on Tuesday, July 7, 2026. Schools and colleges across the city will remain closed as a precautionary measure for student safety. Authorities urge citizens to avoid unnecessary travel and stay informed through official channels. Heavy showers previously lashed the city, causing disruptions to train services and affecting thousands.
The 8th Pay Commission is reviewing salaries, pensions and allowances for central government employees and pensioners, with the fitment factor remaining the key focus. Experts expect it to range between 1.90 and 2.86.
South cinema is bringing an exciting mix of fresh OTT releases in the second week of July. From the murder mystery Parmila & Co and Ram Charan's sports drama Peddi to the football documentary Land of Football and action drama Balti, viewers can stream a variety of movies and shows across Netflix, ZEE5, Prime Video, JioHotstar and SonyLIV. Read on to know when and where to watch them online.
Apollo Hospitals in uncharted territory with strong momentum; Kkunal V. Parar see more upside
Death toll from Venezuela earthquakes rises to 3,535 as thousands remain displaced
Venezuela's twin earthquakes have claimed 3,535 lives and left thousands homeless. Nearly 18,000 people remain without shelter more than a week after the disaster. Official figures show 16,740 individuals sustained injuries from the powerful quakes. The government defends its response amid criticism of delays and inadequacy. United Nations aid operations continue to ramp up in affected areas.
Last-gasp Merino strike gives Spain 1-0 win over Portugal in FIFA World Cup last 16
Spain secured a narrow 1-0 victory against Portugal in the ninety-first minute. Mikel Merino scored the decisive goal, breaking through a resilient Portuguese defense. This win propelled the Spanish team into the tournament's quarter-final stage. The defeat marked the end of Cristiano Ronaldo's final World Cup appearance. Spain now awaits the winner of the United States versus Belgium match.
Iran fires missiles at commercial ships in Strait of Hormuz: Report
Reports from Axios indicate that Iran has fired missiles at commercial ships navigating the crucial Strait of Hormuz. This aggressive action raises significant concerns about regional stability and international shipping routes, potentially escalating tensions in an already volatile area. The incident demands immediate attention and careful monitoring by global powers.
Trump says there will either be a deal with Iran or US will 'finish the job'
US President Trump stated the United States will reach a deal or finish the job with Iran. Iran's Supreme National Security Council called Trump's threat delusional and spoke of respect. Indirect talks ended last week without public signs of progress toward peace. A 60-day ceasefire was intended to create space for diplomacy and revive talks. Iranians appeared defiant and united following the Supreme Leader's funeral.
FIFA rejects Belgium challenge over Balogun eligibility, Trump hails red card U-turn
FIFA President Gianni Infantino defended the sport's disciplinary process amid international criticism. He stated FIFA's judicial bodies operate independently and autonomously from external influences. President Donald Trump praised FIFA's decision to suspend Folarin Balogun's World Cup red card ban. European football body UEFA expressed disbelief and called the decision unprecedented and unjustifiable. Critics argue FIFA's actions undermine confidence in its own disciplinary system.
Morning Brief Podcast: Why Foreign Money Loves Indian Debt, Not Stocks
Vehicle retail sales reached a record high in June, showing a significant year-on-year increase. This robust growth was supported by strong demand across various vehicle segments. Improved supplies and easing crude oil prices are expected to sustain this positive momentum. Two-wheeler sales saw a notable rise, with electric models gaining significant market share. Rural markets demonstrated strong traction in commercial vehicle sales, indicating broad economic recovery.
Private banks saw stronger deposit growth than public sector lenders in the June quarter. Public sector banks, however, achieved faster credit expansion during the same period. This divergence raises concerns about funding sustainability for state-run institutions. Private banks have steadily gained market share in deposits over a decade. Credit growth between the two bank types showed convergence in the recent quarter.
Shinzo Abe quote today: Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe stressed humility when facing history. He believed politicians should defer to historians and experts on debated matters. Abe's perspective highlights the importance of seeking knowledge from those with specialized understanding.
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Quote of the Day by Mother Teresa highlights that emotional isolation can be more painful than material poverty. Through her lifelong service to the poor, Mother Teresa stressed that love, compassion and human connection are essential to a meaningful life. Her timeless message continues to resonate as loneliness and mental well-being become growing concerns across the world.
Indian executives stepping into global leadership roles at major MNCs
Multinational companies are increasingly hiring India-based leaders for global responsibilities. India's growing strategic importance and deep leadership pool drive this significant trend. Global capability centers are evolving into innovation hubs, expanding leadership mandates. Executives now combine global, regional, and local responsibilities with substantial compensation packages. Technology, financial services, and healthcare sectors are seeing this leadership shift.
ET Graphics: Crude oil retreats, but India's fuel bills stay up
China has reduced fuel prices, mirroring pre-war levels as crude oil costs decline. Indian private retailer Nayara Energy also cut its fuel rates recently. State-run firms have not yet followed suit after substantial first-quarter losses. These companies incurred nearly seventy-five thousand crore rupees in losses. This situation arose due to delayed fuel price adjustments by the government.
Centre flags delay in Karnataka approvals for e-bus procurement
In a communication to the Karnataka government, the union heavy industries ministry said a tender for electric buses under the PM E-DRIVE scheme concluded last year but letters of award for the provisioned buses are yet to be issued by the state.
The phrase 'break the ice' means easing social discomfort and starting conversations. This expression originated from ships clearing frozen waterways for safe passage. Today, it symbolizes removing emotional barriers between unfamiliar individuals. Various social situations benefit from this technique to foster comfort. Knowing how to 'break the ice' remains an important social skill.
Psychology says people who like adventure activities and are always ready to feel the thrill aren't always careless or irresponsible. Research suggests many thrill seekers enjoy challenging experiences because they seek new sensations, personal growth, learning, and excitement. Their behavior is often linked to personality traits, brain responses, and motivation. Understanding this pattern helps explain why some people enjoy adventure sports, travel, and new experiences while others prefer routine.
CCI moves SC against NCLAT order quashing penalty on Grasim
India's competition regulator is taking a stand by appealing to the Supreme Court over a tribunals recent decision that invalidated a 300-crore penalty against Grasim Industries. This penalty related to accusations of monopolistic behavior in the viscose staple fibre market. The tribunal mandated that Grasim be given an opportunity for defense, prompting the regulator to aim for the restoration of its previous decision against the company.
Auto companies may soon get to trade BEE credits for easier fuel-efficiency compliance
The power ministry has introduced a new credit trading system aimed at Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency standards. Under this initiative, manufacturers can trade excess compliance credits and purchase them from the Bureau of Energy Efficiency. The framework includes credit and debit accounting, allowing manufacturers who surpass targets to earn credits, while those who don't accumulate debits.
Lockheed Martin to buy Ultra Maritime for $3.45 billion
Ultra Maritime will become a part of Lockheed's rotary and mission systems, which reported revenue of $17.3 billion in 2025 and employs 35,000 people worldwide. Sustained conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, and U.S. President Donald Trump's $1.5 trillion defense budget request for 2027 are driving up demand for weapons and military technology, pushing defense contractors to expand their capabilities.
Delhi HC: Centre asked to respond to Gymkhana Club eviction notice
The Delhi High Court has sought the government's response regarding a petition filed by Delhi Gymkhana Club members. The club and its staff association are challenging a show-cause notice for eviction from its Lutyens' Delhi premises. The court issued a notice to the central government and posted the matter for further hearing on July 28.
Bharat Petroleum to expand retail offerings, EV charging network
Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd is investing significantly to expand its retail offerings. The company aims to increase its market share by 2030. BPCL is expanding its electric vehicle charging network across major highways. It is also scaling up its Drive Fresh and Be Cafe initiatives. This strategy seeks to make travel more convenient for customers.
Regulator seeks views to curb similar sounding drug brands
The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation in India is inviting public contributions concerning new regulations aimed at curbing the sale of various medications under similar brand names, which can mislead both patients and pharmacists about their contents. As part of this initiative, the drug regulator has released a notice for stakeholder observations, with a deadline for comments set for July 17 to ensure improved safety and trust among patients.
Manipur: Minor among two injured in firing; houses deliberately set on fire
Fresh violence erupted in Manipur's Kangpokpi district on Sunday. Armed miscreants opened fire at Thingkhongjang village, injuring two people. A minor was among those injured and both were sent for specialized treatment. Civilian houses were deliberately set on fire during the attack. The district administration had assured villagers of their safety.
French proverb, You should never say, Fountain, I will never drink your water! highlights the importance of humility, open-mindedness, and preparing for life's uncertainties. The saying reflects the idea that circumstances can change unexpectedly, making today's rejected place, or opportunity essential tomorrow. It suggests that people should avoid making absolute promises or burning bridges because the future is unpredictable. Instead, the proverb encourages flexibility, respect, and the wisdom to remain open to possibilities that may one day prove valuable.
Pakistan deputy PM Ishaq Dar faces heat over grandson's arrest in rape case
Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar faces intense pressure for his removal. His grandson, Muhammad Raza Dar, was arrested for abduction and rape charges. Two foreign nationals were allegedly gang-raped in Lahore after being brought to Pakistan. Politicians are demanding Dar's immediate resignation due to the serious allegations. The Deputy Prime Minister has not yet issued a public statement.
Misappropriation of BRO Funds: CBI searches 26 sites in 11 states/UTs
The CBI conducted searches at twenty-six locations across eleven states and Union Territories. These searches are connected to four criminal cases involving alleged misappropriation of Border Roads Organisation funds. The investigations focus on irregularities in casual labour deployment and payments for fake labourers. These alleged irregularities occurred in projects Vijayak and Yojak in Ladakh.
No state has ever complained of Co-operation Minister interference, says Amit Shah
Terming this as our biggest achievement, the union minister of cooperation noted that when the ministry was established, the main concern raised by critics was that cooperation was a state subject and the union government would use the ministry to interfere in the work of states.
Pahalgam Attack: LeT-TRF Chief Saeed named in NIA charge sheet
The NIA filed charges against Hafiz Mohammad Saeed for the Pahalgam attack. Lashkar-e-Taiba and The Resistance Force were involved in the incident. This attack resulted in the deaths of twenty-six civilians last year. Saeed faces charges under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and UAPA. The agency detailed Pakistan's conspiracy and Saeed's role in its charge sheet.
SC declines urgent hearing on PIL over Nazia Elahi Khan's Prophet remarks
The Supreme Court refused an urgent hearing for a PIL concerning alleged remarks. Justices advised the petitioner to approach the police first. The bench emphasized faith in the legal system and its processes. An influencer reportedly made derogatory comments which later went viral. The court stated parties should not bypass established legal procedures.
Push to enhance ease of doing business: Govt vendor payments to be cleared in 3 days
Government vendors will receive payments within three working days starting August. All ministries will fully switch to electronic bill processing, replacing paper documents. This move enhances ease of doing business and reduces payment delays for contractors. The government aims for end-to-end digital processing of expenditure with system-driven workflows. Each payment claim will now carry an automatically generated reference number for improved traceability.
Ayodhya Ram Temple: Trust accepts resignations of key officials; set to appoint CEO
The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust accepted resignations from key officials. Champat Rai and Anil Mishra stepped down following a preliminary report. Krishna Mohan was appointed as the interim general secretary of the trust. A committee will be formed to appoint a new chief executive officer. The trust will hold another meeting on July 22 to discuss further issues.
Karur Stampede: SC to hear plea against CM Vijay's meet with victims' kin
The Supreme Court will hear a DMK plea seeking to prevent public statements on a pending investigation. DMK alleges Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay and ministers may influence witnesses. The party cited reports of government jobs being offered to victims' families. DMK stated welfare measures are acceptable but not witness influence. The court agreed to take up the urgent matter on Tuesday.
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Two Assam Rifles personnel killed in Manipur ambush
Two Assam Rifles personnel died and others were injured in an ambush. The incident occurred on Monday afternoon at Nungshang Kong on NH 202. Heavy gunfire continued for several hours after the initial attack. Manipur CM Y Khemchand Singh condemned the killings and promised justice. State home minister Govindas Konthoujam also condemned the attack.
PIL seeks ethanol blend disclosure at fuel pumps
A Supreme Court petition demands transparency in ethanol-blended petrol distribution. It seeks display of ethanol percentages on fuel nozzles and bills. The petition also requests a vehicle compatibility database for various ethanol blends. It aims to protect consumers from potential vehicle damage and warranty issues. An expert committee is proposed to study E20 compatibility and its implications.
Direct cash transfers to women boost savings, spending: EAC-PM
Direct cash transfers to women boost household savings and spending effectively. Schemes in Maharashtra and Odisha showed significant improvements in savings. Monthly account balances increased substantially for beneficiaries in both states. Consumption spending also saw notable increases after these transfers were implemented. Expanding these programs can combine financial aid with women's economic empowerment.
Kharif sowing picks up, but still 21% below last year
Kharif sowing lags significantly behind last year due to delayed and uneven monsoon rains. Paddy, pulses, and oilseeds acreage shows substantial year-on-year declines. This reduced planting raises concerns about potential crop output and food inflation. Sugarcane acreage has seen a slight increase, bucking the overall trend. Below-normal rainfall forecasts for July further exacerbate these agricultural challenges.
Today's Quote of the Day by Audrey Hepburn is a timeless reminder to stay true to yourself. Her simple words carry a deeper message about identity, confidence, and authenticity. In a world that constantly pushes people to fit in, this quote explains why lasting influence begins with embracing your own unique style.
If China hacked US company: Carson grills Witness over business loopholes benefiting Beijing
Mumbai Weather July 7: Mumbai is under an Orange Alert for heavy rainfall and strong gusty winds on July 7. In view of the weather warning, authorities have declared a holiday for all government, municipal and private schools and colleges across the city. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has advised residents to avoid unnecessary travel, stay indoors unless essential, and remain cautious of waterlogged roads, fallen trees and unstable structures.
You cant have it both ways: Troy Carter grills NTIA Chief over release of funding for Internet
Quote of the Day by Marie Curie: Marie Curies quote, Each of us must work for his own improvement, and at the same time share a general responsibility for all humanity highlights the balance between personal growth and collective responsibility. The quote suggests that while self-improvement is essential for building knowledge, discipline, and character, it should never exist in isolation from society. It reminds us that true progress comes when individual effort contributes to the well-being of others, creating a sense of shared purpose and humanity.
'Taylor Swift was number 11': Trump brags about TikTok popularity, boasts he's no. 1 on TikTok
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We need to prosecute: Castor grills expert on prosecuting CCP over intellectual property theft
Ram temple donation theft row: SIT finds repeated instances of employees concealing cash
A Special Investigation Team found employees allegedly concealing cash during donation counting. Serious security and supervision lapses were identified within the counting room. Preliminary findings indicated repeated and systematic irregularities over several days. The trust accepted resignations amid controversy and appointed an interim general secretary. Further investigation and legal action will follow the detailed probe.
NSE targets to launch 30,000 crore IPO in September
The proposed public issue will be entirely an offer for sale (OFS) of 14.89 crore equity shares, with existing shareholders collectively divesting nearly 6% of the exchange's equity, according to the draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) filed in June
India, EU working to finish legal scrubbing of FTA text in 15-20 days: Piyush Goyal
India and the European Union expect to finish legal scrubbing of their free trade agreement text soon. Both sides aim to sign the comprehensive trade pact by the end of this year. Implementation of this significant agreement is anticipated to occur next year. This pact will open twenty-seven developed countries for Indian businesses and exports. The leather industry is encouraged to target fifteen billion dollars in exports.
Cats have a habit that leaves many owners wondering: they quietly sit across the room and seem to watch your every move. It can feel mysterious, affectionate, or even a little unsettling. But animal behavior researchers say those long, silent stares are rarely random, and often reveal how your cat is reading you, your routines, and the world around it. Here's what scientists say your cat may actually be communicating when it locks eyes with you from across the room.
SEBI said to ease short stocks by nearly doubling those eligible for borrowing
The changes are aimed at boosting the cash equities market and drawing investors away from the countrys far larger derivatives market, which has seen explosive growth but carries far larger risks for retail investors in particular
Japanese Proverb of the Day highlights the meaning of Never forget your beginners mind. This saying reflects the importance of staying open, curious, and humble, even after gaining experience or mastery in any field. It suggests that true wisdom comes from maintaining the mindset of a learner, where curiosity is stronger than ego and growth never stops.
He is free!: China releases Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri after Trump presses Xi Jinping
'Migrant children are Dems' future vote bank': Biden-era immigration laws 'exposed' at House hearing
Elon Musk's DOGE revolution ends as Washington rebuilds what was cut: Was it a success or disaster?
Motivational quotes for students: MS Dhoni's wisdom highlights the importance of learning from the mistakes of those who came before us. Their life experiences can offer valuable lessons for navigating challenges more wisely. Psychology also suggests that reflecting on failures promotes learning, resilience and personal growth. Dhoni's own journey is a testament to this, as he turned numerous early setbacks into stepping stones for success. Applying this lesson means listening to others' experiences while also sharing your own to help those who follow.
Trump reveals what he told FIFA President Gianni Infantino about Balogun's red card
AAI builds a new runway, expands into the pilot training business
Move aligns with Indias projected need for 30,000 pilots in 15-20 years
Alternative-fuel vehicles cross 40% share of Indias passenger vehicle market for first time
Overall vehicles retail sales across segments grow 22% YoY to 25,57,234 units in June
Why is NSE's IPO being delayed?
The key hurdles include the co-location case, legal disclosures and the formal completion of a proposed Rs 1,491.21 crore settlement with SEBI. Despite the delays, the IPO is expected to value NSE at over Rs 5 lakh crore, making it one of India's biggest public offerings.
A Japanese proverb highlights that shared joy amplifies happiness and fulfillment. Even the finest experiences lose their savor when enjoyed in isolation. Meaningful relationships provide essential emotional well-being and a sense of belonging. This timeless wisdom emphasizes connection over material wealth for a richer life. Modern technology connects us globally but genuine companionship remains paramount.
Ayodhya: Ram Mandir Trust announces shake-up, accepts Champat Rai and Anil Mishra's resignation
African Proverb of the Day highlights the meaning of If you are looking for a fly in your food it means that you are full. The saying reflects how people often begin to focus on small faults and imperfections only after their basic needs have been met. It suggests that excessive criticism, unnecessary complaints, and fault-finding usually come from a place of comfort rather than genuine need, reminding us to practice gratitude, appreciate what we have, and keep minor problems in perspective.
Vladimir Putin, Zelensky want to end war, says US President Donald Trump
Donald Trump stated both leaders desire an end to the ongoing Ukraine conflict. He mentioned speaking with Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky over the weekend. Trump repeated his assertion of ending eight previous wars successfully. He claimed the India-Pakistan conflict could have involved nuclear weapons. The former president believes the Ukraine situation is nearing resolution.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino defended the organization's independent judicial process. He confirmed receiving a call from US President Donald Trump regarding Folarin Balogun's suspension. Infantino explained that FIFA's disciplinary bodies operate autonomously and apply established regulations. He stated that such calls are regular and do not influence ongoing legal proceedings. Respecting independent institutions and the rule of law protects FIFA's integrity always.
Are you eligible for the COVID tax refund? The July 10 deadline could cost you an IRS refund forever
Are you eligible for the COVID tax refund? That's the question many Americans are asking as the July 10 deadline approaches. It's not a new stimulus check. But it could protect your right to recover IRS penalties or interest paid during the pandemic. Here's who may qualify and why waiting could cost you.
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Psychology says people who believe in fairy tales aren't unrealistic: What this belief reveals?
Psychology says people who believe in fairy tales are often viewed as unrealistic, but psychology presents a different explanation. Research shows that stories about magic, hope, and happy endings can shape thinking, emotional growth, creativity, and resilience. This explainer looks at what psychology says, why people enjoy fairy tales, the theories behind this behavior, lessons from research, and what these stories can teach people in everyday life.
Humphrey Bogart's quote emphasizes preventing problems through thoughtful decisions. He famously stated that things are never so bad they cannot be made worse. This highlights the importance of careful judgment and avoiding impulsive actions. Bogart, a renowned Hollywood actor, starred in many classic films. His legacy continues to inspire audiences and actors alike.
AAIlooking to set up flight simulator, pilot training units
Move aligns with Indias projected need for 30,000 pilots in 15-20 years
El Nino effect: Low rainfall, high humidity to push up coal-fired power generation in July-September
Combining the lost output from renewables and the increased demand for power, India could face a generation gap of nearly 18 TWh, says expert
ASEAN seeks deeper tariff cuts as India pushes FTA review to narrow trade deficit
Commerce Department in consultations with industry to identify products where tariffs can be reduced with no pain to domestic producers
