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Nations need not just infrastructure & connectivity, but: Jaishankar at UNCITRAL anniversary
Seaplane carrying 11 crashes into island north of Seattle, all aboard are rescued
Videos posted on social media show the aircraft banking to one side as it flies low over the water near some boats close to shore. The plane makes a hard landing, first on one float, then briefly skips into the air before hitting the rocky coast. The person taking the video gasps as a crunching sound is heard when the plane crashes just out of sight.
Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman asks I-T officials to ease burden on honest taxpayers
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman urged tax officials to ensure taxpayer convenience. She stressed firm action against tax evasion and economic certainty. Officials must adopt an empathetic approach while enforcing tax laws. Sitharaman outlined five priorities for the Income Tax Department. She advised officials to exercise their powers with humility and agility.
Four facial recognition units have been deployed at the Jantar Mantar protest site, designed to spot individuals with criminal histories attempting to blend in. Utilizing high-resolution cameras, these systems scan faces and compare them with police databases. This innovative technology not only aids in preventing potential disruptions but also enhances law enforcement's investigative capabilities during public assemblies.
Tripura DGP forms 3-member team to probe ex-DGP's death
A three-member team will investigate the mysterious death of former Tripura DGP Anurag Dhankar. Dhankar's body was discovered at the state police headquarters on July twentieth. Superintendent of Police Namit Pathak will lead this newly constituted investigation team. Political parties have demanded a judicial inquiry into the senior officer's death. Progress reports will be submitted weekly to the Inspector General of Police.
Quote of the Day by Gal Gadot: Gal Gadots quote, I do cardio, but I don't like it as much. I'd rather do weights, highlights the importance of choosing a fitness routine that matches your interests and keeps you motivated. The quote reminds us that staying healthy does not mean forcing yourself to enjoy every type of exercise. Instead, lasting fitness comes from finding activities you genuinely like, making it easier to stay consistent, build strength, improve overall health, and turn exercise into a sustainable lifestyle rather than a short-term challenge.
The words emotionally intelligent people choose often reflect these skills because their goal isn't just to express their own thoughts, it's to create understanding and strengthen communication with others.
Oil keeps flowing from Red Sea as Hormuz bypass stays open
Despite Houthi threats and a declared blockade against Saudi Arabia, oil shipments from Yanbu continue, though many Western tankers are going dark on transponders or rerouting via Suez/Cape of Good Hope to avoid the Bab el-Mandeb strait, adding cost and time to voyages.
Chinese Proverb of the Day reveals a truth that never grows old. People see your face first. They rarely see your real heart. This ancient Chinese proverb reminds us that appearances can hide honesty, pain, kindness, or selfishness. In today's world of social media and instant opinions, that lesson matters more than ever. Real character is discovered through actions, not images. Understanding this wisdom can change how you judge others, and yourself.
Cyber frauds on the rise, offence can't be taken lightly: SC
The Supreme Court acknowledged the rising trend of cyber frauds and their serious implications. It refused to quash or club FIRs lodged in different states for cyber fraud incidents. The court noted that the investigation is still in its early stages and complex. It stated that distinct offences and transactions cannot be clubbed together for a single probe.
Best German proverb of the day: Death pays all debts, a life lesson on letting go of grudges
Best German Proverb of the Day: The German proverb 'Der Tod zahlt alle Schulden' means death settles all obligations. This saying reflects a belief that mortality cancels financial and moral debts. Historically, the proverb appeared in German collections, noting heirs might still inherit debts. Death features prominently in German sayings, showing resigned acceptance of mortality. The proverb remains relevant, appearing in modern culture and capturing a universal truth.
India rebuffs Pakistan's ASEAN comments, reaffirms Indus Waters Treaty abeyance
India on Friday firmly rejected Pakistan's remarks at the ASEAN forum, affirming the Indus Waters Treaty stays in abeyance until Islamabad halts cross-border terrorism. The External Affairs Ministry also dismissed claims of India causing deliberate flooding in Pakistan as baseless, attributing Chenab River surges to heavy monsoon rains.
Adobe integrates Acrobat PDF tools into WhatsApp Web and Windows
Adobe Acrobat PDF features are now integrated within WhatsApp Web and Windows applications. Users can now open and view PDF documents directly inside their chat conversations. Basic markup tools allow for in-chat annotations and highlighting of shared documents. Advanced editing and features are accessible by opening documents in Adobe Acrobat. This integration simplifies document workflows for over three billion WhatsApp users globally.
Novo Nordisk pursues preliminary injunction to block Eli Lilly weight-loss drug ads
Novo Nordisk is seeking a court injunction to stop Eli Lilly's drug advertisements. The Danish company claims Lilly's ads mislead consumers about treatment comparisons. Lilly denies wrongdoing and stands by its advertising claims. Both companies compete in the growing obesity and diabetes drug market. Novo Nordisk argues Lilly uses outdated studies in its campaigns.
Gujarat rains: 60 shrimp farmers airlifted to safety by Coast Guard choppers in Navsari
Navsari remains one of the worst affected districts in the state
Value added coffee exports rise 46% in past three years
Karnataka tops the list of coffee producing states with an output of 2.56 lakh tonnes, followed by Kerala and Tamil Nadu
9,330 crore lies unclaimed in inoperative EPF accounts: Here's how to check and claim your money
The sizeable amount locked in such accounts indicates that many workers have either not withdrawn or transferred their EPF balances.
Psychology suggests that people who shop during stressful periods are often seeking emotional comfort rather than material possessions.
Mercedes-AMG E 53 HYBRID 4MATIC+ launched in India: Price, specs, features and first look
IndiGo assessing West Asia situation, Air India Express cancels Bahrain, Kuwait flights
IndiGo operated around 160 flights daily to West Asia prior to March and that dropped to 20-30 flights a day during the peak of the crisis
Rains batter Gujarat; 60 shrimp farmers airlifted to safety by Coast Guard choppers in Navsari
In a daring rescue operation, Indian Coast Guard helicopters successfully evacuated sixty shrimp farmers who were stranded amid severe flooding in the Navsari district, exacerbated by heavy rainfall this week. Efforts continue as NDRF and SDRF teams mobilize to assist, with around thirty-eight thousand individuals relocated from Navsari and Valsad districts.
Can you weaponize the weather? The U.S. military actually tried. During the Vietnam War, a top-secret mission named Operation Popeye used cloud seeding over the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Planes dropped silver iodide to trigger relentless monsoons and drown enemy supply lines in mud. Here is how weather modification became a real weapon, and why world leaders banned it.
'A completely different world': Ukrainian creator on Indian housewarming rituals vs Europe
A Ukrainian creator noted differences in Indian and European housewarming celebrations. Indian events begin early with prayers and rituals before any meal. European gatherings typically start in the evening with a meal and conversation. The creator found the Indian emphasis on gratitude particularly meaningful. Online reactions provided further cultural context and details about these customs.
HCLTech, Sarvam AI to build Odishas first AI Data Centre at proposed Sovereign AI Park
Tanker switches Asia voyage via Suez amid Houthi warnings, owner says
The Torm Innovation tanker will navigate the Suez Canal to Asia. This decision follows Houthi threats impacting shipping in the southern Red Sea. Crew safety remains the company's highest priority amid security concerns. Red Sea traffic has seen significant drops since attacks began last year. Critical fuel shipments face extended journey times without the Bab el-Mandeb gateway.
IUML's double standards exposed on Waqf Board stand, alleges CPI(M)
CPI(M) state secretary M V Govindan accused the IUML of double standards regarding Waqf Board appointments. He alleged the UDF government is aligning with BJP policies and weakening secularism. Govindan stated the government abandoned the previous LDF stance on the Waqf Amendment Act. He criticized the Chief Minister's claims about the Supreme Court's Waqf law petition. The party plans an extended state committee meeting for organizational review.
India-US 'economic partnership continues' to grow despite pending trade deal: USISPF CEO Mukesh Aghi
US-India Strategic Partnership Forum (USISPF) President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Mukesh Aghi on Friday said that the economic partnership between India and the United States continues to expand despite the absence of a bilateral trade agreement, with trade and investment flows growing steadily.
The government penalised the MSP of the income tax e-filing portal due to an extension of the ITR filing deadline caused by technical issues in FY 2025-26. Here's why an extension this year is unlikely.
A bench comprising Justices P S Narasimha and Alok Aradhe took note of the submissions of lawyer Tanvi Dubey, appearing for a group of 12 candidates including Sunil Kumar Meena who appeared in the FMGE in June this year and issued notice to the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, NMC and NBEMS, which conducts the FMGE test.
Sunil Grover's Mumbai home reflects his artistic fondness and love for whimsy. The two-storey residence features abstract elements and out-of-the-box decor. Quirky features include a dartboard and a framed blackboard for leisure. The living room offers a comfortable seating area and a musical touch with a piano. Memorabilia celebrating his characters adds a unique personal touch to the space.
'Does it make sense to you?': Rep Miller rips Smithsonian director over controversial museum exhibit
Manager's green Teams status causing workplace anxiety? Employee shares 3 ways to overcome fear
A corporate professional, Avik Roy, discussed workplace anxiety caused by a manager's online presence. He explained how seeing his manager's status would create intense hyper-alertness. Roy overcame this fear by focusing on work quality and providing proactive updates. He advised employees not to assume constant monitoring by their managers. Many social media users related to these shared experiences and feelings.
'People getting cancer': AOC targets Musk, Thiel; claims AI Data centers poisoning communities
Quote of the day by Russell Crowe reminds people that peace does not always come from success or public attention. The quote encourages people to slow down, enjoy simple moments, and stay connected with nature. It also reflects Russell Crowes life away from films, where he spends time on his Australian property. The message teaches the value of humility, presence, and finding happiness in everyday life.
The West Bengal government has officially constituted its 7th central pay commission. The finance department's resolution states that the panel will review allowances, salaries and service conditions for state government employees and pensioners.
KFC India operator bets on first-time customers as 99 meals drive turnaround
Sapphire Foods is shifting strategy to attract new customers with value meals. The company reported a net profit in the June quarter after implementing this approach. They aim to double their consumer base to over 100 million in five years. This strategy is driving transaction growth and average daily sales for KFC India. India's organized QSR market is projected for significant expansion in the coming years.
Mrityunjay Tiwari joins BJP, week after quitting RJD
Mrityunjay Tiwari, a former RJD spokesman, has officially joined the BJP party. He had recently resigned from the RJD, citing dissatisfaction with its leadership. Tiwari expressed feeling suffocated within the opposition party's structure. He stated his decision after serving the RJD for many years. The BJP welcomed Tiwari, believing his entry will strengthen their organization.
Directorate of Enforcement (ED), Jammu Sub Zonal Office has conducted search operations under the provisions of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002 on July 23 at 09 locations in Punjab and Jammu and Kasmir Inear Line of Control (LOC) in connection with an ongoing money laundering investigation relating to Narco-Tenor Funding, involving cases registered by Jammu and Kashmir Police and Punjab Police.
India's forex reserves rise $1.08 billion to $676.237 billion in week ended July 17
In a notable development, India's forex reserves have increased by over one billion dollars, driven primarily by a growth in foreign currency assets. On the downside, the value of gold reserves has seen a significant decline. Additionally, Special Drawing Rights have experienced a minor upward adjustment, while the reserve position with the IMF has faced a small downturn.
Today's quote of the day by Leo Tolstoy comes from his timeless novel War and Peace. The whole world is divided for me into two parts... is more than a romantic line. It explores love, identity, emotional attachment, and the way one person can transform our entire world. Here's the deeper meaning behind Tolstoy's famous quote and the life lessons it still offers today.
Entry gates at Mandi House and Central Secretariat metro stations have reopened. This follows earlier closures due to security arrangements for ongoing protests. Commuters faced widespread travel disruptions and expressed frustration over repeated restrictions. The New Delhi Metro station, however, remains closed until further instructions are issued. DMRC cited security reasons for the station closures and interchange facility unavailability.
This entire system is complete in itself. We will complete its internal trials in 2-3 months. Officers from the Navy had come yesterday, and now Army officers have seen this. We had already tested the micro-missile in Balasore and Pokhran. Today, we also tested the radar, electro-optics control system and missile. We have the complete system, and trials have also been done, Nuwal told ANI.
Greek proverb of the day: A Greek saying suggests fire does not extinguish fire, meaning anger cannot solve anger. Responding with equal intensity often worsens disagreements and creates more anger. A calmer response can prevent situations from becoming worse and foster understanding. Self-control is vital during difficult moments, especially when emotions are high.
Delhi HC refuses to entertain PIL seeking NIA probe into CJP's Parliament march
The Delhi High Court declined a PIL seeking an NIA probe into a protest march. The court stated the government handles such referrals to the NIA. The petitioner was advised to approach the relevant authorities for action. The PIL was subsequently dismissed as withdrawn by the petitioner's counsel. Another petitioner was also directed to approach authorities with their grievances.
Celebrity dietician Anjali Mukherjee recently took to Instagram to explain how a combination of just three spice powders can help you combat many diseases and develope a really strong immune system. All three are common spices, easily found in your kitchen.
US strikes Iran from south to north after Trump threats over Red Sea shipping
US missiles struck targets across Iran after Houthi attacks on Saudi tankers escalated regional conflict. Iranian forces retaliated by firing at US bases in neighboring Arab countries. The Houthi attacks pushed oil prices above $100 per barrel, impacting global markets. Shipping insurance costs doubled, and several tankers diverted their routes. Iran warned the public in Gulf states of potential strikes against US military personnel.
'Maam, are you a White Supremacist?': GOP confronts Smithsonian Director for 'altering' US history
CWG 2026: Srihari Natraj advances to 50 m backstroke semifinal
Srihari Natraj advanced to the 50m backstroke semifinals at the Commonwealth Games. He secured his spot after finishing fifth in his heat with a time of 25.52 seconds. India's contingent is participating in a reduced competition program at the Glasgow event. Several sports that have historically contributed to India's medal count are notably absent. Indian athletes are competing across eight able-bodied and five para-sports disciplines.
Supreme Court sends demolition contempt cases to High Courts, says facts need detailed examination
A Bench of Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, Justice Joymalya Bagchi and Justice V Mohana directed the concerned High Courts to examine whether the demolitions were carried out in violation of the Supreme Court's directions. The Court requested the High Courts to decide the cases as quickly as possible, preferably within four months.
Psychology suggests that making pros and cons lists is often less about being indecisive and more about gaining clarity before making a choice. Whether motivated by analytical thinking, emotional regulation, or a preference for structured decision-making, this habit typically reflects a careful and thoughtful approach to life's decisions.
India to fund portal for UN for global ICT security
India also said digital technology benefits can only be fully realised when accompanied by robust security and the capability to defend against emerging threats.
Assam's Chief Minister stated the flood death toll will likely increase soon. Many areas remain disconnected, preventing accurate reporting of missing persons. Heavy rainfall in neighboring Nagaland contributed to the severe flooding across Assam. Relief efforts are underway, though some areas are still inaccessible to authorities. The state government is assessing damage and seeking additional funds for recovery.
EU's new Russia sanctions: What's in the 21st package
The European Union has adopted its twenty-first sanctions package against Russia. This expands restrictions on banks, cryptocurrency networks, and oil trade significantly. The bloc also froze the Russian oil price cap for the next twelve months. New measures target Russia's military-industrial complex and dual-use goods. These actions aim to increase pressure on Russia over the war in Ukraine.
Cabinet approves 3,030 crore BHAVYA-Rasayan scheme to set up three chemical parks
The Centre will provide grants of up to 1,000 crore for each chemical park, subject to a minimum 500 crore contribution from the respective state government.
Quote of the day: Carl Jung's quote highlighted his belief that childhood passions hold keys to adult pursuits. Activities that made hours pass like minutes reveal our deepest interests. Rediscovering these early joys can lead to fulfilling careers and lives. Jung's own life and work explored the unconscious mind deeply. His theories continue to influence psychology and personality frameworks today.
July 2026 Buck Moon: When to see the full moon, why it's called the Buck Moon and how to watch it
The July 2026 Buck Moon will be visible on July 29. This full moon gets its name from deer antlers growing during this time. It is also known as the Thunder Moon and Hay Moon. Observing the moon requires clear skies and minimal light pollution. This celestial event coincides with the Apollo 11 anniversary.
Priyanka Gandhi to visit Wayanad landslide site on July 25
Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra will visit the Wayanad landslide site on July 25. She will reach Kozhikode and travel to Kalladi by road for the visit. Vadra will also meet those injured in the July 7 incident. The disaster occurred at the Anakkampoyil-Meppadi tunnel project site. She will attend a function honoring rescue operation participants.
RAF launches probe into actions of its personnel during Delhi student protests
The Rapid Action Force is investigating claims of excessive force during student demonstrations. Officials are verifying events and incidents where personnel faced attacks. Social media videos showing the use of pellet guns are being reviewed. The force's standard operating procedure for riot control is also under scrutiny. An inquiry will be ordered if the verification exercise reveals facts.
Anti-paper leak bill: The Union Cabinet approved amendments to the Prevention of Paper Leak law. These changes propose a maximum 10-year prison term and a Rs 10 crore fine. The minimum jail term will also increase from three to five years. This move aims to deter examination fraud and restore public confidence. The government will introduce this anti-paper leak Bill in Parliament soon.
Indias road safety challenge: Experts call for affordable fixes to reduce crashes
Experts in road safety are advocating for the essential development of effective and economical strategies to minimize accidents in India. They believe that targeted, evidence-based approaches can significantly diminish road fatalities, particularly in urban settings. Simple engineering enhancements, like the addition of roundabouts and better illumination, can effectively lower accident rates. These quick-to-implement solutions offer urgent safety improvements and are complemented by innovative tech that aids traffic safety measures.
Indias open market rice sale norms will likely help meet 20% ethanol blending target
The grain has become an industrial raw material for the fuel, say experts
Trumps 10% tariff blow that could work in Indias favour
The US Section 301 tariff has escalated cost challenges for Indian exporters, but it simultaneously provides a unique advantage. Competing nations are subjected to higher tariffs, allowing Indian goods to be more attractive. This favorable situation highlights the US's recognition of India's efforts against forced labor. By leveraging government assistance and adopting proactive measures, Indian exporters can capitalize on trade shifts and continue their growth trajectory.
The Hindu Property Expo 2026 to showcase Chennais real estate market
The two-day event will bring together developers, builders, consultants and homebuyers to explore citys latest residential and commercial projects
The Hindu Real Estate Summit 2026 to bring industry leaders to Chennai
Developers and industry experts will discuss urban development, infrastructure, sustainability and the future of Indian cities
Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin resigns
Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin has resigned from his position two years early. He cited various health complications as the primary reason for his unexpected departure. His resignation letter was submitted to the parliamentary Speaker for official processing. Shahabuddin, a Liberation War veteran, had begun his five-year term in April 2023. His resignation occurs after significant political upheaval and the toppling of the previous government.
Gifts received during the financial year may be taxable and need to be reported in the income tax return. Taxpayers should be aware of exemptions and the new reporting field for non-taxable gifts to maintain compliance.
The Odisha government has approved a 5% increase in dearness allowance for state employees and pensioners, effective January 2026. Here's a look at who's eligible and how it works
Government disburses 35,354 crore under PLI schemes till March 2026
The pharmaceuticals sector recorded cumulative sales of over 3.64 lakh crore under the PLI scheme, enabling the domestic manufacture of 1,931 products, including 191 bulk drugs produced in India for the first time
AAIB flags air traffic controllers' procedural lapses in airprox incident; suggests measures to AAI
An airprox incident involving two Boeing 777 aircraft occurred in Indian airspace on March 24, 2024. The probe agency recommended Airports Authority of India improve controller watch briefings. Procedural lapses and over-reliance on automated systems contributed to the serious incident. The agency also stressed sensitizing controllers about safety-critical Standard Operating Procedures. Strengthening on-the-job training supervision protocols was also advised by the bureau.
Rajya Sabha washout continues for 5th day; adjourned till Monday amid NEET paper leak row
Rajya Sabha experienced disruptions during the Monsoon Session's first week. Opposition members protested the NEET paper leak issue and demanded the Education Minister's resignation. The House introduced a bill to criminalize insulting the national song Vande Mataram. Proceedings were repeatedly adjourned due to continued uproar and sloganeering. The Upper House failed to conduct significant business throughout the week.
India imports 25.08 lakh tonnes of urea, 7.11 lakh tonnes of DAP in Q1
The government is diversifying import sources and has signed long-term supply agreements with Saudi Arabia and Russia to strengthen fertiliser security amid global supply disruptions
How to get the most out of a live online masterclass: 8 practical tips
Live masterclasses offer direct expert access and real-time interaction for professional growth. Preparation before sessions ensures deeper engagement and understanding of complex topics. Active participation and asking thoughtful questions unlock valuable insights from instructors and peers. Applying learned concepts immediately after sessions solidifies knowledge and builds lasting habits. Continuous learning after the masterclass reinforces retention and fosters competitive advantage.
7 beautiful eastern countries to visit during this monsoon
June to September is monsoon season back home. But fly a few hours east and the weather is a completely different story. Here are seven eastern countries that are either dry, lush and travel-ready, or genuinely stunning during the exact months India gets drenched.
Monsoon respiratory infections: What your health insurance covers and when claims may be denied
Seasonal respiratory infections can lead to expenses beyond a doctor's visit. Here's what your health insurance is likely to cover, where claims may be denied, and the policy features to check before the monsoon season.
Up to 10 years jail, 1 crore fine: Centre notified anti-paper leak law in 2024
The proposed legislation builds on the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, 2024, which prescribes stringent penalties for paper leaks, organised cheating and other exam-related offences
India engaged with US for negotiating trade pact, govt tells Rajya Sabha
The Indian government is reviewing recent US tariff developments and remains engaged with Washington on negotiations for a bilateral trade agreement. Commerce officials said consultations are ongoing with farmers, exporters, industries and other stakeholders to safeguard Indias trade interests while advancing the goal of expanding bilateral trade.
UNNAO: Greener tanneries, stronger economy
Unnao's leather sector is undergoing a transformation with a cutting-edge sludge management facility. Utilizing pyrolysis technology, this facility turns waste into valuable eco-bricks and bio-coal, while also reclaiming heavy metals for reuse in various industries. This innovative project not only sustains production but also elevates the region's global competitive edge, fostering sustainable development and supporting the livelihoods of local communities.
Govt disburses Rs 35,354 crore as on March 31 under PLI schemes: Jitin Prasada
Production Linked Incentive schemes, which aim to boost manufacturing and attract significant investments, have disbursed Rs 35,354 crore to beneficiaries, the Rajya Sabha was informed. Approved applications across fourteen sectors have shown substantial production and export figures. Over fourteen lakh jobs have been generated through these manufacturing initiatives.
The African proverb, The child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth, highlights the human need for belonging and acceptance. It suggests that neglect and exclusion can lead people to seek attention in harmful ways. The proverb reminds families, communities and workplaces to offer support, empathy and inclusion, as feeling valued can shape healthier relationships and prevent isolation from turning into resentment.
The Union Cabinet has approved a Rs 1,264 crore railway infrastructure project to construct the third and fourth rail lines between Ballari in Karnataka and Guntakal in Andhra Pradesh. The 46-km multi-tracking project, to be completed by 2028-29, aims to boost freight capacity, improve connectivity for industrial and tourist hubs, and enhance logistics efficiency under the PM Gati Shakti National Master Plan. The project is expected to handle an additional 16.22 million tonnes of freight annually, connect 99 villages, generate 31 lakh human-days of employment, and reduce logistics costs, oil imports and carbon emissions.
India imports 25 lakh tonne of urea, 7 lakh tons of DAP in Apr-Jun to meet domestic demand: Govt
India imported significant urea and DAP quantities during April-June this fiscal. Total fertiliser production reached 115.72 lakh tonnes in the first quarter. The government actively diversifies import sources to mitigate supply chain risks. Long-term agreements are finalised with Saudi Arabian and Russian companies for DAP. Indian companies are sourcing water-soluble fertilisers from alternative global suppliers.
Forget white vinegar: A natural powder that can help clear ants from yards in a week
White vinegar has long been a go-to remedy for garden ants, but more gardeners are quietly switching to something far more effective: diatomaceous earth, a fine natural powder made from fossilised algae. Here is why it works so well.
Psychology says people who smile but never laugh out loud often share these 7 emotional patterns
Psychology reminds us that a single behavior never tells the whole story about a person. Someone who rarely laughs wholeheartedly isn't automatically unhappy, emotionally distant, or concealing sadness. Their way of expressing emotions may be shaped by their personality, upbringing, current stress levels, attachment experiences, or simply their natural communication style.
Standardised pack sizes for edible oils to enhance transparency: Gokul Agro
The Department of Consumer Affairs has notified 9 standard pack sizes for edible oils, ranging from 200 ml/g to 20 litre/kg, with a 3-month transition period for industry compliance
The creator economy has a new middle class
Young workers now see social media influencing as a plausible career pivot. This shift allows them to earn income through brand deals and personal content. Microinfluencers with smaller audiences are increasingly sought by brands for their engagement. Some creators now earn substantial incomes, rivaling traditional mid-level salaries.
Pharma deal activity hits four-quarter low, but mega Sun Pharma acquisition drives value
India's pharma and healthcare sector recorded 65 deals worth $13.9 billion in Q2 CY2026, with volumes falling 17% quarter-on-quarter to a four-quarter low, Grant Thornton Bharat said. Sun Pharma's $11.8 billion Organon acquisition drove deal values, while investors continued backing AI-led healthcare, genomics, oncology and precision medicine ventures.
How Indian real estate is prioritising quality over quantity
Indias property market embraces durable assets, smarter construction and stronger long-term performance
Anupam Kher shared throwback photos from the first time he arrived in Mumbai in 1981. He recalled feeling overwhelmed by the vastness of the city. Kher battled self-doubt and worries about his appearance early on. He emphasized that determination and hard work are crucial for achieving dreams. The actor expressed gratitude to his 25-year-old self for never giving up.
Experts warn sustained oil rally could weigh on stock markets, rupee; renewables, EVs may gain
Oil prices have surged more than 30% this month as fighting in West Asia sharply escalates
ED attaches fresh Rs 1,906 cr worth assets of Gameskraft
The Enforcement Directorate attached assets worth Rs 1,906 crore belonging to Gameskraft. This action was taken due to allegations of operating an addictive online gaming environment. The company allegedly encouraged repeated wagering and generated significant proceeds of crime. These funds were then layered and integrated through dividends and share buy-backs. The total attachment in this case now stands at Rs 2,401 crore.
