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Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma monitoring Dhemaji flood situation, train services suspended
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has pledged full government support for flood-affected residents in Dhemaji, directing ministers to oversee relief and rehabilitation efforts. Meanwhile, the Northeast Frontier Railway has indefinitely suspended train services between Archipathar and Simen Chapari due to severe erosion damaging a railway bridge.
Weather Forecast Today: India braces for continued monsoon activity on Monday, June 29, with widespread rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds anticipated. Delhi-NCR can expect relief from heat with showers, while Mumbai is under a yellow alert for heavy rain and lightning. Other major cities like Bengaluru, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Jaipur are also forecast to experience monsoon showers and cloudy conditions, indicating an active phase across the country.
Adani case: NY judge's query procedural, unlikely to derail DoJ bid to drop charges, says US lawyer
A US judge's request for more details on dismissing charges against Gautam Adani is a standard procedural step, not a sign the case will resume. Legal experts emphasize that federal courts rarely force prosecutors to pursue cases they've decided to drop. The Justice Department is expected to provide the requested explanation, with the case likely to be dismissed soon, as the court ensures the decision is made in good faith.
PM Modi attends Seychelles' Golden Jubilee National Day celebrations at Stad Linit Stadium
Corn Man: How Pattabhi Rama Rao Built a Monopoly Nobody Saw Coming
A chilling plot unfolded at Lohagad Fort as realtor Ketan Agarwal's fiance, Siya Goyal, allegedly used a pre-arranged signal to alert her lover, Chetan Chaudhary, before Agarwal was pushed to his death. Investigators revealed Goyal sat near the cliff edge, a deliberate move to ensure she remained out of Agarwal's reach. Chaudhary, arrested alongside Goyal, took elaborate steps to conceal his movements, including traveling by scooter to avoid toll records.
Karachi attack aftermath: Pakistan claims retaliatory strike neutralised 29 TTP militants
July 2026 ushers in significant financial shifts for Indians. Expect revised credit card benefits, increased passport fees, and stricter railway penalties. Aadhaar email updates become free for a period, while new RBI rules aim to curb financial product mis-selling. Car prices are also set to rise, and taxpayers face approaching ITR deadlines. These changes will impact household budgets and require careful financial planning.
UK's likely next leader Burnham to unveil plan to shift power from London
Andy Burnham, poised to lead Labour, will unveil a plan to shift power from London to Britain's regions, aiming to boost living standards through reindustrialisation and housing. His vision prioritises changing governance structures, not just leadership. Despite fiscal pressures, Burnham intends to adhere to Labour's pre-election pledges and the government's fiscal rules, promising stability.
US DOJ closes criminal probe into Abbott over baby formula plant: Report
The US Justice Department has reportedly ended its criminal investigation into Abbott Laboratories concerning its baby formula plant, which was linked to infant illnesses and deaths. Instead of criminal charges, the department is pursuing civil penalties. This decision comes despite some prosecutors believing they had evidence for criminal charges. The probe stemmed from a 2022 recall and plant closure that exacerbated a national formula shortage.
Iceland Cricket has sarcastically mocked India's head coach Gautam Gambhir following their unexpected 0-2 T20I series loss to Ireland. This follows a similar jab last year after a Test series defeat. Ireland achieved a historic first-ever bilateral series win over India, defending 154 in the second T20I by one run. The defeat continues a disappointing trend for India under Gambhir's coaching.
FIFA World Cup 2026: Ancelotti backs fit-again Neymar for bigger role in Brazil's Round of 32 clash
Brazil's star forward Neymar is showing significant recovery, with coach Carlo Ancelotti confirming he can now play for longer periods. The team is preparing for their FIFA Club World Cup Round of 32 clash against Japan with maximum focus, treating it like a final. Ancelotti emphasized the need for mental strength to face potential extra time or penalties in the knockout stage.
Record heatwave disrupts Europe as France warns death toll to rise
Europe is reeling from a devastating heatwave, with France reporting over 1,000 excess deaths, primarily among the elderly. Record temperatures have crippled infrastructure, strained power grids, and impacted vital river systems, affecting everything from nuclear cooling to agriculture. While some areas see relief, the WHO warns that such extreme events, amplified by climate change, are becoming alarmingly frequent, leaving many unprepared.
France air tragedy: Eleven killed in plane crash; eyewitness recalls 'horrific' moments
Hezbollah-allied Lebanese parliament head says US-Israel-Lebanon deal 'will not pass'
Lebanese Parliament Speaker and Hezbollah ally Nabih Berri said early Monday that the trilateral framework agreement between Lebanon, Israel and the United States would not pass as it did not guarantee Lebanon's rights. This agreement will not pass, and it will not be implemented in its current form, Berri said in a statement shared by his party the Amal movement, adding that it was an agreement of 'dictates', not an agreement that preserves Lebanon's rights.
8th Pay Commission: 5 key employee demands take centre stage ahead of crucial July consultations
8th Pay Commission: Five major employee demands move into focus ahead of July consultations. Demands include pension revision, pay parity, maternity benefits and other allowances.
PoK protests, Islamabad's repression blow apart farce created by Pakistan
Pakistan's army chief's international peacemaker image clashes with domestic repression, particularly in 'Azad Kashmir'. Protests demanding freedom from Pakistani rule have erupted, mirroring past unrest in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The government's heavy-handed tactics, including internet shutdowns and media smear campaigns, are intensifying the crisis, raising concerns about Pakistan's internal stability.
Badminton: Srikanth ends runner-up at US Open
India's Kidambi Srikanth secured a runner-up finish at the US Open Super 300 badminton tournament, losing a hard-fought final to Chinese Taipei's Su Li-yang. Despite a strong comeback in the second game, Srikanth couldn't overcome the pace and intensity of his younger opponent, ultimately falling in three games. This marks his second final appearance this season.
S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq of U.S. Stock Market will look to start the week on a positive note on Monday.
Corner Office Conversation: Corn Man: The Man Who Quietly Cornered Half of India's Popcorn Market
EB-5 Investor Visa guide for US Green Card
File your application before 30 September 2026 to lock in todays rules for the whole journey. Source-of-funds standards, investment structure, job-creation criteria, all frozen at the point of filing, regardless of what the Congress does later. The deadline also creates conditions in which investors make costly mistakes. Documentation bottleneck is the most immediate.
ITR filing guide: Who needs to file, who is exempt
Individuals and Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs) are required to file income tax returns (ITR) if their total taxable income before the applicable exemptions and deductions exceeds the basic exemption limit. Even if youre exempt, file a return if you have a refund due, or you need to apply for a loan, passport or visa.
Money lessons for children: How parents can start
Be available for counsel and advice, but wait for the children to ask for it. Offering unsolicited advice, which comes from a position of love and concern, and telling the children that parents know better, comes in the way of their learning process. Set the boundaries, make the rules, agree on do and donts, but do this at the very start. After that, it is their game to play.
Using UPI? Avoid mistakes with these 7 tips
We begin this new series with Bala, a curious young learner, as he explores money concepts. His first lesson: understanding UPI and digital money. UPI (Unified Payments Interface) is an instant payment system that allows you to transfer money between any two bank accounts using a mobile app. It acts as a digital bridge between banks, making money transfers simple.
Weak monsoon raises fresh worries for India's economy
A 10% rain deficit could add as much as one-percentage-point to headline consumer inflation driven by food prices, according to research by Yuvika Singhal, an economist at QuantEco Research. Indias cumulative rainfall was 43% below normal as of June 22.
NSE IPO: What investors should know before buying
NSE IPO: Stock exchanges operate on a distinct business model from sectors such as banking, manufacturing, or technology. They neither lend nor manufacture. Instead, exchanges function as platforms that facilitate transactions between buyers and sellers. Meanwhile, NSEs biggest earnings risk is its dependence on derivatives.
EPFO 3.0: Can it finally fix PF hassles for members?
EPFO 3.0 aims to modernize provident fund services through upgraded technology, faster claim processing, simplified withdrawals, digital record corrections and improved user access. While these reforms promise greater convenience, longstanding issues such as data quality, employer dependence, pension complexities and grievance resolution remain challenges that will require sustained implementation efforts.
Unclaimed insurance money? Check if it's yours
Nearly Rs 8,974 crore in unclaimed insurance funds is lying with insurers due to missing nominees, outdated records, lost documents and lack of awareness. Policyholders and beneficiaries can trace and claim these funds through insurer websites or the IRDAI Bima Bharosa portal by submitting the required documents and proof of ownership.
RBI plans wider access to India's money market
The RBI has proposed widening participation in Indias term money market by allowing eligible NBFCs, mortgage lenders, companies and financial institutions to lend and borrow short-term funds. The move aims to deepen money markets, improve liquidity access and broaden participation, while imposing prudential exposure limits on eligible non-bank finance firms.
Can mutual fund SWPs safely pay your home loan EMI?
Most investors struggle as they watch their portfolio shrink while EMI obligations remain fixed. The temptation to stop the SWP or redeem the corpus becomes overwhelming. This introduces discretionary risk into what is assumed to be a systematic plan. Acting on it at the wrong time permanently locks in the loss. An investors life situation also matters.
Foreign income? Avoid 7 ITR filing common mistakes
Returning Indians face new tax filing complexities. Foreign retirement accounts now necessitate the more detailed ITR-2, moving away from the simpler ITR-1. Tax authorities are leveraging global information exchange to track overseas assets and income. Accurate reporting in Schedule FA is crucial to avoid penalties under the Black Money Act. Taxpayers must diligently disclose all foreign holdings, including dormant accounts and employee stock options, to ensure compliance.
India-Seychelles conclude umbrella line of credit agreement worth Rs 1250 crore
India and Seychelles have solidified their partnership with a Rs. 1250 crore line of credit for development projects and an extradition treaty to combat crime. The nations also agreed to integrate India's UPI payment system and explore outer space cooperation. Seychelles requested Indian aid for AI, cybersecurity centers, and a helicopter, which India positively considered. Discussions also touched upon regional security and the Indian Ocean's significance.
From ITR filing to TDS: 6 major tax deadlines in July 2026 that every taxpayer should know
July is crucial for taxpayers due to key compliance deadlines, including income tax return filing. Missing deadlines can result in penalties and late fees. Full list of due dates this month.
Late-night food delivery booms as FIFA World Cup fuels demand
As the excitement of the football World Cup unfolds, late-night food delivery in India is skyrocketing, with a reported surge of 12-15% for orders placed between 11 pm and 3 am. This phenomenon mirrors a broader societal shift, as young consumers adapt their schedules to accommodate later meals.
Heat wave alert: Weather forecast predicts that temperatures will soar into the 90s and low 100 degrees Fahrenheit (mid to high 30s Celsius), the weather service said. High humidity will lead to heat indexes of 100 to 110 degrees F (40 C to 43 C), and as high as 115 F (46 C).
EPFO subscribers can soon withdraw provident fund savings via UPI apps and EPF-linked ATMs under the new EPFO 3.0 digital platform.
Quote of the Day by Allen Saunders offers valuable wisdom about the unpredictable nature of human existence. It reminds us that while planning is important, life's most meaningful experiences often occur unexpectedly. Success should not be measured only by fulfilled plans but also by our ability to embrace change, cherish relationships, appreciate the present, and find joy in life's surprises. When we learn to balance preparation with openness, we discover that life's unplanned moments often become its most unforgettable ones.
Proverb of the Day: A cat may go to a monastery, but she still remains a cat is an Ethiopian saying that explains how a person's basic nature does not change simply because of a new place or environment. The proverb teaches lessons about self-awareness, authenticity, personal growth, habits, and realistic expectations. It also connects with similar English expressions and remains relevant in modern life.
Psychology says people who regularly visit a specific food stall every day aren't simply repeating a routine without reason. Psychology suggests that this habit can reflect a person's need for familiarity, mental comfort, decision reduction, and consistency. It does not mean everyone has the same personality. Instead, the behavior may be linked to habits, routines, and learning. Understanding this pattern can help people recognize how daily choices influence thinking, emotions, and decision-making.
Quote of the day by Johnny Depp reminds people that success does not create a new personality. It only brings out the values, habits, and character that already exist. The quote explains how wealth, achievement, and influence expose a person's real nature. It also encourages people to build honesty, kindness, and strong values before reaching their goals because those qualities become visible once success arrives.
Music legend David Bowie's timeless wisdom encourages embracing aging not as a loss, but as an extraordinary journey of self-discovery. He believed that with time, we shed insecurities and pretenses to become our truest selves. In a youth-obsessed world, Bowie's perspective offers a profound reminder to find confidence and inner peace as we evolve.
Quote of the day by Dwayne Johnson reminds people that success is built through daily effort, discipline, consistency, competition and hard work. The quote encourages people to complete tasks others avoid today so they can achieve goals others cannot reach tomorrow. It also explains the value of delayed gratification, building habits, staying focused and accepting challenges instead of making excuses in everyday life and work.
Man receives 60% salary hike days before he exits the company, is not happy: 'In my mind...'
A product marketing manager's resignation took an unexpected turn when his company offered a significant salary hike just days before his departure. Despite a 60% increase, he felt it didn't reflect his substantial revenue contributions. The offer came after he'd resigned in frustration, but discussions about his underpayment were already underway. Online advice cautioned against accepting, citing potential future job insecurity.
Racquet sport Padel looks to up the game in cricket-crazy India
Padel, a sport blending tennis and squash, is rapidly expanding across India, with court numbers soaring and player participation surging. Early investors, including Parth Jindal and MS Dhoni, are backing a new franchise league aimed at mirroring the success of the Pro Kabaddi League. This initiative, alongside infrastructure development and corporate support, is expected to significantly boost padel's popularity beyond major cities, projecting a tenfold market expansion by 2036.
Repeated crises reaffirm role of PSU oil firms
During national emergencies such as floods and the recent pandemic, India's state-run oil companies have shown their crucial importance by ensuring a steady fuel supply. Even amid previous privatization debates and criticisms, these public sector firms have remained essential to maintaining energy stability.
Why clean land records are key to India's property market
States are rapidly digitizing land records to streamline India's complex property market. This move aims to curb disputes, speed up transactions, and boost credit access by creating transparent, integrated ownership data. Buyers, homeowners, developers, and banks stand to gain significantly from enhanced efficiency and reduced risks. While not a magic bullet for all disputes, this modernization is a crucial step for economic growth and improved ease of doing business.
AI investment boom may fuel financial risks: BIS
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has cautioned about the financial dangers linked to the rapid growth of AI, pointing to issues of overinvestment and high valuations. Theres a growing worry that advanced AI models could increase cyber threats, calling for stronger collaborations.
Big Four rethink partnership as AI changes the game
India's Big Four accounting firms, Deloitte, PwC, and EY, have surpassed 1,000 partners each, driven by rapid expansion, especially in technology consulting. This growth strains the traditional partnership model, demanding leaders adept at managing diverse businesses, embracing AI, and navigating constant reinvention. The shift necessitates a focus on innovation and adaptability to secure future success.
Superstition causes great harm: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi called upon the populace to dismiss superstition, emphasizing its role in hindering rational thought and prompting harmful choices. He commended those promoting science and logic in countering outdated beliefs. Citing the Hargila bird in Assam, previously seen as unlucky, Modi showcased how awareness of its ecological significance shifted local attitudes through informative campaigns.
Lights, camera, AI: For entertainment companies, a prompt may come with copyright headache
Indian entertainment firms are heavily investing in AI for content creation, but a lack of clear copyright laws is creating significant ownership and intellectual property concerns. Lawyers warn that without specific legislation, AI-generated works face risks of duplication and misuse, leaving creators with limited legal recourse. The current copyright framework, tied to human creativity, may not protect AI-assisted content, posing challenges for licensing and monetization.
Plan afoot to create index for unincorporated enterprises
The index, proposed by the ministry of statistics and programme implementation (MoSPI), will provide insights into the health of the large yet often difficult-to-measure informal sector.
Hormuz traffic eases; Iran revives crude supply pitch to India
Maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz is normalizing, with most India-bound energy shipments successfully navigating the chokepoint. Iran has signaled its readiness to resume crude oil exports, engaging in discussions with India following the lifting of sanctions. This development could significantly ease energy supplies to India, as Tehran seeks to broaden its customer base beyond China.
Households rush to cash out old gold amid fears of a crash
Indian households are cashing in on high gold prices, selling nearly 50 tonnes of old jewellery in the last quarter, a 43% jump year-on-year. Fearing a price drop from 1.4 lakh to 1.2 lakh per 10 gm, consumers are opting for cash over new ornaments. This trend fuels the organised gold recycling industry, bringing idle gold back into circulation and reducing import reliance.
Any moderation in El Nino effects and resolution of geopolitical uncertainty will further reduce the downside risks to growth. Operationalising the FTAs signed with 37 countries will boost exports and FDI, and thus growthRam Singh, Director, Delhi School of Economics
The quote of the day widely attributed to Maya Angelou highlights the lasting emotional impact adults' words and actions can have on children, even though there is no verified evidence that she actually said it. The sentiment closely reflects Angelou's belief that people remember how they were made to feel, a theme shaped by her own experiences of childhood trauma, resilience and self-discovery. Her remarkable journey, from years of silence after abuse to becoming a celebrated author, poet and civil rights activist, cemented her legacy through powerful works like I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, which explored identity, dignity and the strength of the human spirit.
Seed stocks adequate, but last-mile delivery remains critical: FSII
Indian seed companies are holding substantial surplus stock for the upcoming kharif season, aiming to mitigate potential losses from a weak and delayed monsoon due to El Nino. Despite robust production, timely distribution to rain-deficient regions remains a critical challenge. Farmers in vulnerable areas are urged to consider short-duration, climate-resilient seeds as planting windows narrow.
Power Finance Corporation and REC Ltd boards have greenlit their merger, creating India's largest power financier with over Rs 11 lakh crore in loans. The approved share swap ratio is 88 PFC shares for every 100 REC shares. This consolidation aims to boost operational efficiency and bolster the balance sheet, positioning the combined entity to significantly fund India's energy transition and infrastructure growth.
ETs roundup of the wackiest whispers in corporate corridors.
Man rejected Rs 35 LPA job in Hyderabad: Better is what eventually.
A man's decision to reject a Rs 35 lakh annual job offer in Hyderabad for his hometown has sparked widespread discussion. He calculated significant living expenses, including rent, food, and travel, alongside a higher tax burden and reduced family time due to a long commute.
'Tim Walz gallivanting all over country': Rulli's claim sparks clash in Medicaid oversight exchange
'Convicted of defrauding USA but...': Rep. Fletcher blasts Trump over pardons for 70+ fraud convicts
Childhood memories can feel different as people grow older, but psychology suggests that doesn't necessarily mean those memories were false. According to psychological theories and insights explored through Ann Patchett's Whistler, people often revisit familiar experiences with greater emotional maturity, allowing them to see a fuller picture of the past. Rather than uncovering new facts, healing may come from understanding old memories in a new way.
The EPFO's member and employer portals have been down since June 26 for software upgrades, causing delays in claims processing. Services are anticipated to resume by July 1, 2026. Here's what changes for EPF members among other details.
The Turkish proverb, Even if you put a saddle of pure gold on a donkey, it remains a donkey, reminds us that wealth, luxury and status cannot change a person's true character. Rooted in the writings of Ottoman poet Ziya Paa and later expanded with a modern moral, the saying highlights that real worth comes from conscience, wisdom and integrity rather than outward appearances.
Ireland rout India in T20 series with thrilling one-run win
Ireland achieved a historic maiden T20 series victory against India, securing a nail-biting one-run win in Belfast. Jai Moondra and Matthew Hollard's exceptional three-wicket hauls proved decisive, restricting the T20 World Cup champions to 153-9 in pursuit of Ireland's 154-8. This marks India's first T20 bilateral series defeat since 2023 and a rare series loss in the format.
Strait of Hormuz: Iran has been insisting on controlling passage through the vital strait, through which a fifth of the world's oil and liquefied natural gas travel in normal times, something it did not have before the war.
Is India planning military base on Seychelles Assomption Island? Foreign Secretary responds
Tehran-Dubai flights to resume Monday: Iranian media
Flights between Tehran and Dubai are set to resume on Monday, according to Iranian state media. This comes just weeks after Iran launched drone and missile strikes on UAE targets during the recent Middle East war. Dubai's airport, which had suspended operations due to attacks, will once again welcome flights from Iran.
Beat the scorching Indian summer with Rujuta Diwekar's natural, traditional remedies. Infuse your water with vala roots for a naturally sweet, cooling drink that also soothes headaches. Embrace the cooling properties of mehendi, not just for aesthetics but also for de-stressing. When plain water isn't appealing, opt for buttermilk, a nutritional powerhouse that aids digestion and replenishes electrolytes. These simple, desi methods offer a healthy escape from the heat.
Incuspaze raises Rs 150 crore to fuel expansion ahead of FY29 IPO
Flexible workspace provider Incuspaze has secured Rs 150 crore in a significant funding round led by Bharat Value Fund. This capital injection will fuel expansion in key markets, boost technology investments, and support acquisitions as the company eyes a public listing in FY29. The funding follows Incuspaze's recent acquisition of iKeva, bolstering its presence in Hyderabad and its overall growth strategy.
Monsoon update: IMD says rains likely to reach several northern states in 5-6 days
IMD also warns of heatwave conditions -- possibly severe -- in Uttar Pradesh on July 28 and 29
Rumours of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce tying the knot at Madison Square Garden have sparked widespread speculation, though neither has confirmed the reports. From alleged venue bookings and insider claims to the possible economic boost for New York businesses, here's everything known so far about the reported star-studded celebration.
Kejriwal announces Janki and Luv-Kush Temple in Amritsar, questions Ram Mandir donation probe
Meet 29-year-old software engineer named Michelle Yeung who worked undercover at Starbucks to launch Matcha House in Manhattan with 1.9 crore savings.
ITC's business with BAT grows 10% to Rs 1,587 crore in FY26, but dividend payout falls 9%
ITC's business with major shareholder British American Tobacco (BAT) saw a 10% expansion in sales to Rs 1,587 crore in FY26, though dividend payouts to BAT decreased. Despite a complex history, BAT views its stake as strategic, citing India's market potential. These related-party transactions suggest strengthening ties between the two entities.
NASA races to save Swift telescope from falling back to Earth with daring rescue mission
NASA is launching a daring $30 million mission this week to rescue the aging Swift Observatory from falling back to Earth. A robotic lifesaver from startup Katalyst Space Technologies will boost the telescope to a higher orbit, preventing its loss due to intense solar activity. This pioneering effort could pave the way for future in-space servicing of valuable observatories like Hubble.
Bhogapuram international airport: Inauguration by PM Modi is likely in 3rd week of July
Prime Minister is expected to inaugurate the first Greenfield airport in Andhra Pradesh in the third week of July
England captain Ben Stokes retires from international cricket, leaves a legacy for the ages
England's inspirational captain Ben Stokes is retiring from international cricket after a stellar career. Known for his fighting spirit and match-winning performances, Stokes led England to a historic World Cup triumph and spearheaded the Bazball revolution. His extraordinary all-round abilities and clutch performances on the biggest stages have cemented his legacy as one of cricket's modern greats.
A viral X post has sparked a conversation about whether Gen Z should be expected to face the same struggles as previous generations. The post argues that parents should stop glorifying hardship and allow young people to benefit from the conveniences of the modern economy. While many users agreed that progress should make life easier, others said resilience still matters and questioned whether convenience simply transfers hardship to others.
Quote of the day by Julia Roberts reminds people that every face tells the story of life, emotions, and experiences. Her words encourage accepting natural aging instead of chasing cosmetic procedures. The quote continues to inspire discussions about authenticity, self-acceptance, family values, personal success, and legacy. It also reflects Roberts' own decision to age naturally despite the pressures of Hollywood and the entertainment industry.
Discover sattu, a traditional roasted flour, hailed by celebrity nutritionist Luke Coutinho as a potent remedy for numerous health woes. This affordable powerhouse, made from ingredients like black chickpeas, boasts resistant starch for gut health, healthy fats for your heart, and a low glycemic index for blood sugar control. It also aids weight management, cools the body, and promotes glowing skin, making it a natural health booster.
China emerges as key growth driver for India's frozen shrimp exports; US remains top market in FY26
India's frozen shrimp exports soared to a record high in FY 2025-26, driven by robust demand from China, which emerged as a significant growth market. The United States continues to be the top destination for these exports. This strong performance underscores the growing global appeal of Indian seafood, with the government actively working to diversify export markets and enhance the sector's competitiveness.
How this doctor earning 1.51 crore annually amassed investments worth 11.32 crore
Despite earning a modest salary during training, Chan has built an investment portfolio worth around $1.2 million across brokerage, savings and retirement accounts..
Quote of the Day by Sachin Tendulkar offers a life lesson about resilience, optimism, and personal growth. It reminds us that criticism, setbacks, and obstacles are inevitable parts of life, but they do not have to determine our future. By maintaining self-belief, learning from challenges, and responding with perseverance instead of discouragement, we can transform every difficulty into a stepping stone toward success. Ultimately, the greatest achievements are often built from the very obstacles that once seemed impossible to overcome.
From maritime security to digital future: PM Modi charts India-Seychelles partnership roadmap
Punjab & Haryana HC judge Justice Mahabir Singh Sindhu passes away
Justice Mahabir Singh Sindhu, a respected judge of the Punjab and Haryana High Court, passed away at 59 in Gurugram. Elevated in 2017, he was known for his extensive legal practice and representation of various institutions. His career included significant roles as government counsel and advocate general for both Punjab and Haryana. Justice Sindhu's contributions to the legal framework and commitment to justice were widely acknowledged.
Arunachal flash floods toll rises to 3, body recovered in Papum Pare
Arunachal Pradesh's Keyi Panyor district has tragically seen its death toll rise to three following devastating rain-triggered flash floods. An additional 23 NDRF personnel have been deployed to bolster rescue efforts. The deluge has also impacted Assam's Dhemaji district, with reports of missing persons and significant damage to homes. Residents in vulnerable areas are urged to stay vigilant.
Karnataka: Chief Minister Shivakumar warns gutkha industry of ban if substances are found
Karnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar has warned the pan masala and gutkha industry of an outright ban if any intoxicating substances are found in their products. He emphasized that tackling the drug menace requires more than just local efforts, likening it to a tap and bucket scenario where open borders allow drugs to flow in. Shivakumar also cautioned medical students that a drug conviction would irrevocably end their careers.
While transferring funds to a spouse may seem advantageous for tax savings, income could be subject to clubbing under Section 64, making it your taxable income. Details here.
Celebrity fitness guru Yasmin Karachiwala has unveiled a surprising yet healthy dessert: cauliflower brownies. This innovative recipe swaps traditional flour and butter for steamed cauliflower, creating a moist and rich chocolate treat. Karachiwala explains that the dark chocolate masks the vegetable, while the cauliflower ensures a tender texture. A touch of maple syrup can be added for extra sweetness, offering a guilt-free indulgence.
