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Big Branchs recovery is ultimately a reminder that environmental restoration is often measured in years rather than weeks. The stream did not improve because of a single cleanup project; its progress followed years of watershed planning, agricultural conservation, technical assistance, local participation and public funding.
'Russia and India's 96% bilateral trade now through Rupee-Rouble payment infra'
Russia and India have established a functioning payments infrastructure using roubles and rupees. This system now accounts for ninety-six percent of their bilateral trade transactions. Bilateral trade between the two nations reached seventy billion dollars in 2024. The payment mechanism is considered one of Russia's most reliable with other countries. Most transactions are processed within ten minutes, with many completed in under a minute.
Quote of the Day by Maya Angelou: Maya Angelous quote, The ache for home lives in all of us, the safe place where we can go as we are and not be questioned, captures the universal desire for belonging, emotional safety and unconditional acceptance. Her words suggest that home is not defined only by a building or location, but by the feeling of being accepted without having to explain, defend or change who we are.
Small finance banks anticipate improved asset quality this financial year. Gross non-performing assets are projected to decline significantly by March 2027. This improvement stems from microfinance portfolio recovery and stable non-microfinance growth. Tighter underwriting practices have strengthened borrower selection in microfinance portfolios. Borrower over-indebtedness caused past credit stress in microfinance books.
Critical minerals race: India looks to UK, EU for supply chains
India is discussing partnerships with the UK and EU for critical mineral processing. The nation collaborates with the US on resilient supply chains for critical minerals. Trade deals with the Gulf Cooperation Council and Israel are pending regional stability. Component makers are encouraged to expand their local businesses globally. High-tech firms may receive exemptions from BIS certification for manufacturing.
Spotlight on startups: India and EU look seek deeper tech ties
India and the European Union explored deeper cooperation in critical minerals and processing. Discussions also covered fintech and artificial intelligence advancements between the two blocs. The finance minister met with her Russian counterpart to discuss bilateral cooperation. They also reviewed regional and global economic developments and shared interests. Sitharaman further met with finance ministers from Poland, Qatar, and South Korea.
GDP data revision: Govt says it's revised base, not baseless
India's statistics ministry defended its latest GDP growth figures. The ministry cited improved data sources and methodologies for the estimates. It explained the GDP deflator differs from retail and wholesale inflation measures. Revisions to GDP data are a normal part of economic accounting. The government stressed the new GDP series better reflects economic activity.
A video clip of a security guard has gone viral Shovan Chakraborty has become an Internet sensation of sorts, not only for being a marvellous singer but also for his tragic story, which led to him becoming a security guard. Once a music teacher, he had lost all of his students one by one in the Covid-19 pandemic.
Positivity portal The Better India recently shared the incredible journey of actress Mahima Makwana. Known for critically acclaimed TV series such as Balika Vadhu, Musafir Cafe, etc., Mahima experienced financial hardships when she lost her father at a very tender age. She started her career as an actress as a child to support the family.
After 35 years, Japan's JCRA upgrades India sovereign rating to A- from BBB+
Japan Credit Rating Agency has upgraded India's sovereign rating to A- after more than three decades. This upgrade recognizes India's solid economic growth and effective economic policies. The country's financial system has also shown improved soundness and reduced non-performing loans. India's economy is projected to maintain a high growth rate of over six percent. This development occurs amidst a challenging global economic environment.
Tamannaah Bhatias nutritionist Luke Coutinho recently took to Instagram to sing the praises of one humble vegetable. A common sight in the Indian kitchen and plates all throughout the year, okra, or bhindi, is a nutritional powerhouse, packed to the brim with nutrients that can help keep your blood sugar levels in check if you have diabetes.
ET Graphics: The $4.4 trillion illicit money machine, in numbers
Global illegal money flows reached $4.4 trillion in 2025, impacting world GDP significantly. Bank frauds are increasing, with many types growing at twenty percent annually. Organized crime and drug networks fuel much of this illicit financial activity. In India, anti-money laundering cases hit a four-year high in FY26. A very small fraction of defrauded amounts is ever recovered by authorities.
Reducing Indias exposure to U.S. tariff risks
The Lindsey O. Graham Act puts India under pressure, but export diversification and domestic reforms can cushion shocks
Faith can move mountains, also fill up seats at cinemas
Faith-infused cinema is experiencing remarkable success in theaters, even with limited financial resources. These films resonate with viewers by integrating spirituality into relatable narratives, addressing deep existential questions and showcasing how faith can provide solace and fortitude. With increasing audience engagement, producers view this genre as a robust investment, driven by culturally significant tales and shared community experiences.
BCCL's Mohit Jain elected chairman of Audit Bureau of Circulations
Mohit Jain is set to take the helm of the Audit Bureau of Circulations for the term 2026-27. His vision revolves around captivating the interest of younger, urban demographics in newspaper readership. Publishers are targeting innovations in content and digital platforms to draw in fresh readers, emphasizing the importance of daily newspapers for broader insights and perspectives.
Satcom spectrum fee: DCC may soon decide airwave charges, allocation terms
A forthcoming inter-ministerial panel meeting will address the fees and allocation frameworks for satellite spectrum. It is anticipated that the digital communications commission will ratify a fee structure of five percent of adjusted gross revenue, with incentives for companies serving underprivileged rural zones. This crucial decision aims to facilitate new entrants, including Starlink, into the Indian broadband landscape.
Monsoon illnesses & flu surge lift drug demand
Monsoon illnesses and a significant rise in H1N1 cases are driving a surge in demand for acute therapies and flu vaccines. Sales of anti-infectives and antibacterials saw a 12% month-on-month increase in July, with flu vaccine sales nearly tripling year-on-year in August, leading to supply challenges in several cities.
India's rich diversity makes localisation necessary for brands, says Shiseido executive
According to Shiseido's Asia Pacific president, the beauty landscape in India is transforming, embracing a rich tapestry of diversity that extends well beyond traditional notions of fairness. As consumers increasingly demand products that reflect their individuality and unique self-expression, theres a significant opening for brands to innovate. Digital-first initiatives and engaging social media presence are shaping a new generation of ingredient-conscious beauty enthusiasts.
In response to challenges regarding Indias 7.8 percent GDP growth, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal passionately argued against the claims made by opposition figures and a past finance secretary. He underscored India's stability in the face of global economic turmoil, pointing to high job prospects within the textile sector. Goyal condemned the efforts of critics aiming to mislead the public about the nations economic health.
DGGI seeks payment trail to crack down on illegal betting networks
The DGGI proposed mandatory recording of website payment details to stop illegal gaming networks. This aims to plug financial system gaps exploited by betting operations. The agency's probe uncovered a betting ecosystem estimated at seventy thousand crore rupees. Recommendations will undergo wider consultation with payment entities and banks. This initiative seeks to trace transactions and identify illicit fund routing networks.
Fort Lewis Army Base used staff training, equipment upgrades, renovation projects, and improved operating practices to strengthen building energy efficiency. In 2003, its Public Works Department hosted a BOC Level I course for twenty-five Maintenance and Repair Division employees and other Public Works staff. The training helped employees expand their knowledge of building systems, energy conservation, indoor air quality, and equipment operation. The base also worked on energy-efficient lighting, motors, HVAC and mechanical systems, windows, and integrated controls.
Amazon has announced that it will shut down its Mechanical Turk crowdsourcing platform on September 30, 2026, after two decades of connecting global workers with online tasks. The ongoing advancements in AI have led to a decline in human involvement in these digital jobs. This decision highlights a significant transition in the workforce dynamics between humans and AI, affecting many who depended on the platform for flexible job opportunities.
August 2026 saw a clear divergence across market-cap segments. Midcaps and smallcaps gained while largecaps declined. Midcaps also hit a new peak, while smallcaps came close. Over 10 years long period, midcaps delivered the highest returns.
Best German Proverb of the Day: Dont paint the devil on the wall is a German proverb cautioning against imagining trouble before it happens. Its vivid imagery offers a lesson in handling uncertainty without turning possibilities into fears. The proverb encourages people to remain realistic, avoid needless pessimism and focus on what is actually happening rather than constantly anticipating the worst.
7,229 CBI corruption cases pending trial, 409 for over two decades: CVC Report
A latest Central Vigilance Commission report reveals that 7,229 corruption cases investigated by the CBI are pending trial across various courts. Of these, 409 cases have remained pending for more than 20 years, while 1,612 cases have been pending for less than three years, highlighting prolonged delays
A child prodigy who became one of the pioneers of cybernetics was thinking about intelligent machines decades before artificial intelligence became part of everyday life. Norbert Wieners work explored how machines could use information, feedback and past behaviour, while also warning about the impact of automation and growing human dependence on technology. His ideas, written more than 70 years before ChatGPT, now seem surprisingly relevant to the AI debate.
Scientists identified Praearcturus gigas as the largest known scorpion, measuring one meter long. This ancient predator lived approximately 415 million years ago during the Early Devonian period. Researchers re-examined museum fossils, revealing new details about its anatomy and lifestyle. The discovery challenges previous explanations for giant arthropod sizes. This finding highlights the ongoing scientific value of historical museum collections.
Iranian air, water and virtual assets on Washington's hit list
Bessent, asked about Russian support for Iran in an interview on Fox News following a G20 gathering in North Carolina this week, also warned everyone against backing Tehran. My message to everyone is stay away. We all want this conflict to end, and the fastest way for the conflict to end is for no one to provide any support to this regime, he told Fox & Friends one day after Russian President Vladimir Putin threw his support behind Iran.
Bosnian proverb of the day: A Bosnian saying advises against quick judgments based solely on visible distress. Emotions can influence perception, making careful consideration essential for understanding. First impressions do not always reveal the complete truth of a situation. Compassion and good judgment should work together when assessing others.
CGHS rules changed: Critical illness can now mean lifetime benefits for dependent sons, brothers
CGHS rules have been relaxed for dependent sons and brothers with critical or terminal illnesses, allowing eligible beneficiaries to receive medical benefits for life.
Quote of the day by Russell Crowe, The secret to riches is the same as the secret to comedy timing, explains how success can depend on choosing the right moment. The quote connects wealth creation, market entry, patience, preparation, opportunity and execution. It also reflects Russell Crowes character Max Skinner in A Good Year.
S Jaishankar to visit Ukraine, Poland ahead of BRICS
Starting Thursday, external affairs minister S Jaishankar embarks on a three-day journey to Ukraine and Poland amid rising fears of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. He plans to engage in bilateral dialogues with both Ukrainian and Polish officials, with a focus on the recent assaults on Indian seafarers in the Black Sea region. The visit aims to strengthen diplomatic ties and discuss ongoing developments in the region.
Suits & Sayings: Harsh Reality
ETs roundup of the wackiest whispers in corporate corridors
Gold imports may fall 15% in September after PM Modis call to curb purchases
Gold imports may fall by fifteen percent this September, prompting Prime Minister Modi to call on citizens to restrict their purchases of the precious metal. This recommendation targets a reduction in the nation's import expenses and current account deficit. Notably, more consumers are choosing to swap outdated jewelry for fresh designs. Gold prices, however, continue to show volatility due to global economic challenges and central bank interventions.
Validating practice of baby factories: Birthright citizenship hearing erupts over SCOTUS decision
India joins talks to set up SCO Development Bank
India is taking notable steps to establish a new SCO Development Bank, with member nations moving towards finalizing the foundational documents for this crucial financial entity. Both Russia and Kazakhstan have shown interest in hosting the headquarters. The bank aims to finance collaborative economic projects while enhancing trade partnerships, marking a significant push for financial independence from traditional systems used for manipulation.
Government employees and pensioners await the July 2026 Dearness Allowance revision and the 8th Pay Commission consultations. Meetings are ongoing to discuss pay and pension matters, with recommendations expected by mid-2027.
A human-specific gene influences brain immune cell development. These cells, called microglia, mature much slower than in mice. This extended maturation period may help build complex neural connections. The gene SRGAP2 appears to synchronize this process with neuron development. This finding offers new insights into human brain evolution and disorders.
Former IAF Group Captain Abhinandan Varthaman joins Fly91 as pilot
Abhinandan Varthaman, a former IAF Group Captain known for his valor, has taken to the skies as a pilot at Fly91 since August. Awarded the Vir Chakra in 2021, Varthaman rose to fame after successfully downing an enemy aircraft during a 2019 encounter with Pakistan, following which he endured three days of captivity. His new role promises exciting challenges ahead.
A small change to your daily brushing routine may make a difference to how well your teeth are protected. While rinsing with water immediately after brushing feels like the natural thing to do, dental experts say it can reduce the amount of an important ingredient left on your teeth. Heres why the familiar brush, spit and rinse routine may be worth reconsidering, and what you can do instead.
Why Russia should end its endless war
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Russia to end the Ukraine war. This call for peace aligns with India's long-standing stance on avoiding conflict. Russia faces severe economic and military consequences from the ongoing protracted war. Ending the conflict would allow Russia to rebuild its strength and economy. Peace in Ukraine also benefits global supply chains and international stability.
Quote of the day by James Joyce: James Joyce believed actions reveal true thoughts and feelings more than words. His famous quote highlights that behavior offers a clearer understanding of individuals. Joyce, an influential Irish novelist, shaped 20th-century Modernist literature significantly.
BRICS Summit: Arctic partnership to figure high in Modi-Putin meet
India and Russia are ramping up their collaboration in the Arctic, with a strong focus on resource development. A meeting between President Putin and Prime Minister Modi next week will delve into this burgeoning partnership. India is set to launch its inaugural cargo ship along the Northern Sea Route next year, promising substantial reductions in travel distance and time for European trade.
In 2015, scientists released fluorescent dye into Floridas Silver River: Heres what they discovered
A 2015 University of Florida experiment used five gallons of fluorescent dye to track water movement through a 5.1-mile section of Floridas Silver River. Researchers measured travel and residence times and compared the findings with earlier tracer data to study changing flow conditions. The work also helped investigate links between river hydraulics, nutrient movement and increasing algal growth.
Subhash Chandra opposes NCLTs five-member bench in personal insolvency case
During a recent hearing on a repayment plan challenge, Subhash Chandra, chairman of Essel Group, contested the constitution of the NCLT bench, asserting that it does not possess the power to create such a bench. This critical argument was made as the appellate tribunal is scheduled to address the issues again soon, particularly after the NCLT bench had put a hold on the approval of the repayment plan.
Hyundai plans two new SUVs to reclaim no 2 spot
Hyundai plans to launch two new SUVs in the expanding mainstream segment. These new vehicles will help the company grow ahead of the industry. Hyundai expects its electric vehicle penetration to reach industry levels by next year. The company is also scaling up production capacity at its plants. This strategic move aims to reclaim the second spot in the Indian car market.
Fly91 orders 40 ATR-72 aircraft in $1-billion fleet expansion push across India
Regional airline Fly91 has placed an order for forty new ATR-72 turboprop aircraft, which will drastically increase its fleet size. Anticipated deliveries will commence by late 2027, helping to fill the connectivity gap in tier-two and tier-three cities across India. To sustain this ambitious growth, Fly91 is also seeking additional funding to support its expansion strategies.
Indias gold loan market has nearly quadrupled to 18.6 trillion in five years, overtaking personal loans. Yet, only around 8% of household gold is monetised through organised lenders. Find who is borrowing, which states are driving growth, and which lenders are gaining share.
Sports Ministry approves 246-strong contingent of support staff for Asiad
The Sports Ministry has greenlit a massive Indian delegation for the Asian Games, comprising 768 members, including 503 athletes and 246 officials. The athletics team is the largest contingent at 79 members plus 31 support personnel. India is poised to showcase its talents in 36 sports, with the opening ceremony set for September 19 in Japan.
The familiar # symbol is something most people now associate with social media, trending topics and Instagram posts, but its story is far older than the internet. The mark has passed through several different uses and names over the centuries, picking up new meanings as technology and communication changed. Its long journey includes an unexpected connection to the ancient world and some familiar names from the history of writing and technology.
SBI user alert: UPI outage scheduled for September 4; what you need to know
State Bank of India advises customers to use UPI Lite or alternative payment methods during maintenance.
Despite government promotion of digital transactions like UPI and e-Rupee, cash remains prevalent, especially in rural areas and for large-value transactions. While digital payments offer convenience, they have also led to increased cyber fraud and financial exclusion, particularly for women. The article suggests the government's push for digitalization may stem from a desire for control and programmatic payment disbursement rather than genuine welfare improvement.
3 years vs 5 years: How your investment strategy should change as your goal gets closer
Investment strategies should adapt as goals approach, particularly between three to five years. Moving away from high-risk equity is essential for protecting savings.
Naples Bay is taking an innovative step by restoring its oyster reefs, which will enhance natural shoreline defenses. These vital reefs play a crucial role in cleaning the water and providing habitats for a variety of wildlife. Oysters are known for filtering large volumes of water, thus improving overall clarity and acting as natural wave barriers.
GIFT City funds: How retail investors can access global markets as international schemes face curbs
GIFT City offers Indian retail investors an alternative route to global equity exposure as overseas investment limits constrain domestic mutual funds. Heres how the route works, available fund options, LRS rules, SIP limitations, accessible markets, costs, and tax implications.
Need stronger governance, internal controls in urban cooperative banks: RBI Deputy Guv
In a recent address, RBI Deputy Governor Swaminathan J urged urban cooperative banks to strengthen their governance frameworks and adopt technological advancements. He pointed out the critical need for better collaboration between the RBI and cooperative authorities. Deputy Governor Shirish Chandra Murmu reinforced the importance of having professional boards and solid internal controls. Additionally, Shiv Pal Singh emphasized the need for swift handling of liquidation processes within banks.
FCNR(B) bonanza: Banks mobilise record $127.226 billion in 85 days, nearly four times 2013 levels
This influx, driven by attractive interest rates of 6-7.5% and significant leverage incentives for non-resident Indians, occurred through the Reserve Bank of Indias concessional swap facility
Four hydroelectric dams on the Klamath River were removed in 2024. This project opened over 400 miles of historic salmon habitat. Indigenous communities and ecosystems will benefit from this significant ecological recovery. Scientists are now monitoring the river's health and salmon populations. The dam removal marks a new chapter for the Klamath River's future.
SML Mahindra targets 10-12 pc commercial vehicle market share by FY31
SML Mahindra targets 10-12 per cent commercial vehicle market share by FY31. The company also aims to achieve over 20 per cent market share by FY36. At least ten percent of their total bus portfolio will become electric within two years. This follows the recent acquisition and renaming of SML Isuzu Ltd. The commercial vehicle segment expects high single-digit growth this financial year.
The Rudan Brothers set out to repair a Canadian couples damaged roof for free but decided to transform their entire home after learning the wife was battling two forms of cancer and preparing to begin chemotherapy. With help from neighbours, friends and the local community, the brothers completed a remarkable home makeover.
India and Canada reaffirm strategic ties, target bilateral trade of CAD 70 billion by 2030
India and Canada held Foreign Office Consultations reaffirming their commitment to a trade agreement. Both nations aim to expand bilateral trade to seventy billion Canadian dollars by 2030. Discussions reflected accelerated high-level exchanges and expanding cooperation across multiple sectors. Bilateral ties remain anchored in shared democratic principles and respect for the rule of law. India also expressed readiness to initiate negotiations on a Bilateral Investment Treaty with Canada.
In 1960, Johnny Burnette's charming hit 'You're Sixteen' climbed to number eight on the music charts. Tragically, Burnette's life ended in a boating accident just four years later. However, his song found new life when Ringo Starr reimagined it for his solo project in 1973, leading it to hit number one in America the following year, ensuring Burnette's legacy endured despite his untimely death.
'My judgment fell short, but': Chuck Edwards' beyond inappropriate conduct sparks House rebuke
Burnham pressed on economy at first PMQs as UK borrowing costs rise
Burnham said he had already cut taxes, including VAT on energy bills and hospitality business rates.
Indias Economy is Progressing, Rahul Gandhi Only Sees Negativity: RP Singh
New Delhi, September 2: BJP National Spokesperson RP Singh has targeted the opposition on various issues including the Punjab government, Jammu and Kashmir politics, the Disha Salian case, the SP-Congress alliance, actions against unrecognized madrasas in Uttarakhand, terrorism, GDP growth, and SIR. He made serious allegations regarding corruption linked to Arvind Kejriwal and Bhagwant Mann. ... Read more Indias Economy is Progressing, Rahul Gandhi Only Sees Negativity: RP Singh
It is quite difficult for people who are vegetarians to have access to a protein-rich diet. Taking to Instagram, Bhagyashree, the heroine of salman Khans blockbuster Maine Pyaar Kiya, shared a recipe that is yummy and doesnt compromise on either nutritional value or taste. The dish called protein ka paratha is made of wheat and sattu, often hailed as Indias natural protein powder.
SIFs have a 10 lakh minimum investment requirement, but investors need not put the entire amount in one strategy. The threshold is calculated across SIF strategies of the same AMC at the PAN level. Heres how SIP, SWP, STP, exemptions and breaches work.
MoSPI defends GDP estimates, explains negative manufacturing deflator
Statistics ministry says faster rise in input prices than output prices led to negative manufacturing deflator, rejects concerns over revisions and discrepancies
Quote of the Day by Winona Ryder: Winona Ryders words, Ive been embracing aging. I always have, since I was a kid. When youre the kid on the set for so long, you just, like, daydream about being older, offer a different perspective on getting older. Rather than viewing age as something to hide or fear, Ryder describes it as a natural part of life that she has looked forward to since beginning her career as a young actress.
Roubles and rupees: Russia says no more hurdles in payments with India
Russia and India have built a functioning payments infrastructure using roubles and rupees. This system now accounts for ninety-six percent of their bilateral trade transactions. Bilateral trade reached seventy billion dollars in 2024, tripling since 2022. Russian businesses previously faced challenges with rupee overhang and trade imbalances. Both nations' banks are actively servicing this growing economic partnership.
Goyal calls for resilient supply chains, while Gor stresses fair and reciprocal India-US trade
In a strategic move, India is ramping up its partnerships on critical minerals with countries including the UK and the EU. Trade agreements are under negotiation to secure vital mineral resources. The nation is also enhancing its relationship with the US via initiatives centered on critical minerals. Additionally, the government is working to simplify regulations for high-tech manufacturing, which is expected to reinforce supply chains and elevate domestic production capabilities.
Karnataka plans $400 billion Bengaluru region economy by 2037
Karnataka plans to expand Bengaluru's economy to $400 billion by 2037. The master plan aims to create millions of new jobs and boost key sectors. It seeks to drive private investment and finance urban transformation through land value capture. The region will be developed as a global hub for technology and advanced manufacturing. Public transport expansion and water security are also key components of this ambitious plan.
VST Tillers Tractors partners Union Bank of India to facilitate finance to farmers
Union Bank of India to facilitate retail loan facilities for customers purchasing VST Tillers products, including tractors, power tillers, power reapers and power weeders
Belgian PM De Wever arrives in India to deepen trade, defence and technology ties
Three-day visit to focus on boosting $13-billion trade relationship, expanding defence cooperation and building on new Strategic Dialogue with Brussels
Goyal to visit US for G20 meet, continue trade talks: Gor
India, US working to build fair, reciprocal trade ties; critical technology cooperation also in focus
Government plans faster approvals for buildings near airports
The Civil Aviation Ministry is exploring ways to simplify construction approvals near airports. Urban local bodies may soon issue no-objection certificates for building projects. Applicants will receive permissible building heights early in the planning process. This aims to make the approval system hassle-free and transparent for all. Aviation safety requirements will continue to be strictly maintained.
Indias e-commerce market may nearly triple to $345 billion by 2030: Report
Indias e-commerce sector to grow at CAGR of 18.4% through 2030, report estimates
Himachal teacher shortage leaves 150 schools empty; 3,500 with one teacher
Many Himachal Pradesh schools operate without teachers, and thousands have only one. Remote areas face significant staffing challenges, impacting education delivery. The state government is working to fill vacant teaching positions through rationalization. Despite recent recruitment efforts, numerous schools remain understaffed. A new policy is being formulated for single-teacher school appointments.
Manipur Assembly urges Centre to update NRC before Census
Manipur Assembly reaffirmed its demand for an updated National Register of Citizens. The Union government deferred census operations in Manipur due to protests. The Manipur High Court also put a hold on census-related exercises. Home Minister Govindas Konthoujam urged leaders to restore peace and trust. The state government remains determined to protect Manipur's integrity.
Wildfires in England and Wales have hit a record level, fire chiefs said, warning that rescue services were battling to keep up with rising risks a day after fires raced from tinder-dry fields to engulf houses on the hottest day of the year.
India must review green finance norms to fund nuclear energy: NITI member
Abhay Karandikar says nuclear energy should get access to green finance, while India must build specialised skills and capacity to achieve its 100 GW target by 2047
India soon to be 3rd largest wind energy player: Govt official
India will soon surpass Germany to become the world's third-largest wind energy producer. The nation is projected to achieve 107 GW capacity by the year 2030. This energy transition involves building a complete industrial ecosystem and creating skilled jobs. India's domestic turbine-making capacity has significantly grown to 24 GW annually. Wind equipment exports crossed Rs 12,000 crore in FY2025-26, showing strong growth.
India an indispensable link in global automotive supply chain, says US Ambassador Sergio Gor
'DNA proved that': Judge sends Charlie Kirk case to trial; Robinson faces potential death penalty
Agricultural best management practices improved water quality in the Brushy Fork subwatershed. Nutrient and phosphorus inputs were reduced, benefiting aquatic habitats significantly. Stream segments are now proposed for delisting due to these conservation efforts. Local engagement and sustained implementation drove the project's overall success. These actions demonstrate effective watershed restoration and community stewardship.
Indian households are spending more on FMCG products but purchase occasions decline
In high-frequency shopping trips categories, consumers opting for bigger formats, premium options
Bowel cancer before 50 may not be the same disease: Heres what happens when it spreads to the liver
A major Australian study of 1,691 patients with advanced bowel cancer has found that younger adults whose cancer had spread to the liver showed important differences in tumor characteristics, genetic mutations and survival compared with patients diagnosed after age 50. The findings suggest that bowel cancer in younger adults may have distinct biological features
Nepals Prime Minister Balendra Shah has thanked India and China for their assistance after flash floods killed 1,127 people and left nearly 4,900 missing. As rescue operations continue, Nepal is also seeking international accountability over climate-related losses. Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal called for justice and compensation, while Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle estimated reconstruction could cost $4 billion to $5 billion.
Heads or tails? $1 coin with Trump's face and gold finish to go on sale
The US Mint is releasing special USD 1 coins to commemorate America's 250th birthday. These coins feature President Donald Trump's likeness on one side and the Great Seal on the other. Federal law generally prohibits living presidents on currency, but exceptions exist for special issues. The coins, available for purchase, celebrate American heritage from 1776 to 2026.
