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ET World Leaders Forum: India needs to make the shift from 'petro state' to 'electro state'
India needs to shift from a petro state to an electro state as rising power demand from EVs, AI and data centres accelerates the push for renewable and nuclear energy, speakers at the ET World Leaders Forum said.
JioStar vice chairman Uday Shankar said sports, particularly cricket, has been a major investment for the company, helping it build a digital audience of 600 million monthly active users. However, he said soaring cricket media rights costs have made the business increasingly difficult.
Aditya Birla Group taps local lenders for Sprng Energy
Axis Bank has underwritten the entire amount and is likely to keep a large part of around Rs 5,000 crore to the financing, while State Bank of India and HDFC Bank are evaluating commitments for the remaining amount, the people said. Aditya Birla has also held discussions with six to seven other domestic lenders, but prefers to close the financing with two banks, or a maximum of three lenders, they said.
ET WLF: Bihar eyes 4x growth, 10 mn jobs
India Inc bullish on growth story: KM Birla
India Inc.'s conviction in the country's growth prospects is possibly the highest in a long time and capital discipline is being mistaken for lack of commitment toward expanding capacities, said Kumar Mangalam Birla, chairman, Aditya Birla Group, at The Economic Times World Leaders Forum.There is enough capacity buildout happening on the ground with new plants springing up across the country and bank loan numbers pointing to robust economic activity, said the chief of the cement to consumer conglomerate valued at more than $118 billion. I don't think we should confuse capital discipline with conviction about India,'' Birla said in a fireside chat with ET's Sruthijith KK. Advances to corporates from banks have gone up by 20% compared to last year... and that is pretty evenly spread between small and medium enterprises as well. While the macro economy has been growing at the fastest pace among major peers, Indian industry is being blamed for not being aggressive in expanding capacities as new plants are coming up slower than in the past. Companies which binged on debt in the past cycles have been deleveraging and are a lot more cautious in expanding capacities to avoid repeating past mistakes. Birla, whose group itself has lined up $30 billion to expand capacities, said investment decisions are taken considering several factors including returns, volatility, industry needs and global events. It is more of a capital discipline exercise,'' he said.ALSO READ | India Incs got all it takes to roll out World+1 model, says KM BirlaIn the last few years, the Aditya Birla Group has grown across most of its businesses amid a pandemic, wars, interest rate hikes, tariffs and energy shocks. The global economy seems to have grown shock absorbers in this period, and individual economies as well as corporations are learning to deal with a lot more stress, Birla said. There are no more perma-friends or perma-enemies. There are only perma-issues, he said. The diversified conglomerate has taken a contrarian view in this period to grow across its traditional as well as new growth platforms. It's been a two-part strategy, Birla said. For its overseas businesses, the group wants to be a multi-local, setting up manufacturing plants close to consumers. So, we have the supply chain flexibility and are not impacted by tariff wars or geopolitical bigotries, he said.ALSO READ | ET WLF 2026: Private players discuss Indias path from defence importer to global powerHindalco Industries' integrated aluminium plant being set up at Bay Minette in North America for a capital expenditure of $5 billion, for instance, is meant to primarily cater to customers in North America, Birla said.The growth in businesses in India, meanwhile, is reflecting the country's economy and its story, he said. You need a strong economy to produce strong businesses. People talk about China+1 for India, and whilst that's a convenient shorthand, it's intellectually very lazy, Birla said. The narrative for India should now move to World+1, given that India has the capabilities and track record, and can be a growth engine for the world, he said.Lack of ease in doing business is not unique to India and almost every country and region has its own issues, he said, citing an example of how in an advanced economy one of his companies had to shift the plant's location due to environmental issues after working on it for months. We are not the only people who have issues like land, environment, judicial, local laws etc, he said.The Aditya Birla Group is the largest producer of cement, refined copper, cellulosic fibre in the country besides housing the largest branded and lifestyle entity. It is also one of the largest producers of aluminium domestically, and a dominant player in paints, telecom and non-banking financial services. Several of its businesses are seeing high competitive intensity. An important part of running a business is to compete and compete well. And risk-taking is an important part too, or you might as well not be in business, he said. While it is good to have a ear view of competition, the group focuses on doing what it does best-running plants and investing deeply in its ecosystems, he said. We have very deep customer relationships. We have increased capacity exponentially. When you have been in industries for a long time, there is an accumulated knowledge that you have the advantage of, he said.Birla said the telecom business, which has been challenging for years, has turned the corner and it would be a credible and a profitable umber three player as it invests in 4G and 5G.Novelis, its North American aluminium business, has stabilised after a fire accident and is ramping up. Plans to list are off the table as the company hasn't been getting the valuation that it hoped for. We have no compulsion to do an IPO. There is no need for us to raise funds, so I don't see that happening now at all, he said.The world's largest producer of flat-rolled aluminium products, Novelis was to have listed in the US in 2024. We put back the plans at that time because we were not getting the kind of value discovery that we thought or hoped we would or we were told we would. There was no other reason to want to list, Birla said.Hindalco's focus would now be to commission and ramp up the plant at Bay Minette, which will be pivotal for the company's future, he said.
India has the medals, but not a sporting culture
FSSAI suspends Marche Retail's licence, orders SDP to stop ghee sales
The FSSAI has suspended Marche Retail's license for thirty days due to sanitation and hygiene issues. SDP Industries must stop selling its ghee after laboratory tests detected foreign fats. Inspections revealed multiple deficiencies at Marche Retail's New Delhi facility. These violations included poor record-keeping and inadequate temperature controls for products. The regulator confirmed non-conformity in SDP Industries' ghee after an appeal.
Core concerns: On the Indian economy, the road ahead
The Indian economy looks set for tough times ahead
RBI board gets three new part-time directors
The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet (ACC) has approved the appointment of Annie George Mathew, Syed Akbaruddin and Janmejaya Kumar Sinha as part-time non-official directors on the Reserve Bank of Indias central board for four years.
Artificial intelligence will shift payments from digital to delegated commerce, enabling machines to transact for consumers. Trust and real-time controls will become essential building blocks for the financial system. AI will enhance personalized experiences and help identify fraudulent transactions effectively. Consumers will focus on payment outcomes rather than the underlying transaction rails. New guardrails will be necessary as machines increasingly interact autonomously.
At the University of Houston, engineers are ingeniously repurposing retired wind turbine blades to construct highway overhead sign structures. This sustainable strategy uses strong composite materials, reducing costs and environmental impact. The project offers a forward-thinking solution to an escalating waste challenge, extending the life of valuable materials in infrastructure projects.
Karoline Leavitts next move: Departing White House Press Secretary returns to Trumps MAGA inc
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt is stepping down from her daily duties. She will now focus on her growing family and personal commitments. Leavitt will transition to a key outside advisor role for the administration. She will concentrate on party messaging and grassroots engagement efforts. This move follows her historic tenure as the youngest press secretary.
Quote of the day by Immanuel Kant: Immanuel Kant's insightful quote champions the value of independent thought and the importance of utilizing one's reasoning abilities. It advocates for a culture of inquiry, where individuals are encouraged to critically assess information instead of accepting it blindly. This philosophy fosters intellectual liberty and empowers individuals to make informed decisions. Ultimately, it inspires a courageous pursuit of knowledge through diverse learning experiences.
Kuki-Zo Council opposes demands for 'NRC before Census' in Manipur
The Kuki-Zo Council has demanded a Census exercise in Manipur. They argue an impartial Census is essential to establish facts and dispel claims. The council stated no group can unilaterally decide NRC timing or implementation. Nagas and Meiteis have been demanding NRC before the 2027 Census. The chief minister assured support for NRC implementation in Manipur.
Microdramas now take a macro share of viewers' interest
Microdrama content is attracting significant audience engagement, similar to long-form videos. This format combines short-form immediacy with long-form cliffhangers for viewers. Consumers prefer microdrama, spending considerable time watching multiple episodes daily. Microdrama platforms are creating new screen time, not replacing existing viewing habits. Relatable stories and quick episode completions drive viewer interest and repeat engagement.
Zee allots Rs 2,639 cr warrants to promoter entity, gets Rs 660 cr upfront
Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd raised Rs 660 crore through convertible warrants to a promoter group entity. Sunbright Mauritius Investments Ltd paid twenty-five percent upfront for these warrants. The company's promoter group holding will increase significantly after full conversion. This allotment follows approvals from various regulatory bodies and the Securities Appellate Tribunal. The preferential issue cleared a prolonged fundraise overhang due to past regulatory proceedings.
European transport systems are grappling with the impact of rising extreme heatwaves. To combat this, railway tracks are being coated in white to enhance reflectivity and minimize heat retention. Meanwhile, cutting-edge drones and AI technology are deployed to monitor railway conditions for safety concerns. In Norway, airport runways are being irrigated to safeguard against heat-induced softening.
Bollywood actress Shenaz Treasury was recently seen gushing over natures shampoo', which you can just squeeze directly from a flower and use the thick, fragrant liquid extract on your hair. She said that the extract of shampoo ginger can work wonders for your tresses, cleansing them and keeping them soft.
Death comes for us all. In an old interview, superstar Angelina Jolie admitted that she thought about death quite often, not because she was morbid, but because she has a zest for life. She admitted that it was completely okay to be afraid of dying before your time, and as its a reality for all, we should live life to the fullest.
India poised to become global shipbuilding hub: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh
India is set to become a global shipbuilding hub, addressing a market vacuum. The nation will focus on design, manufacturing, and MRO services for growth. This strategic move aims to leverage declining capacity in traditional shipbuilding nations. Expansion projects at GRSE and YIL will bolster indigenous capabilities significantly. India's growing naval strength and maritime security needs will be supported.
Abraham Lincoln died in 1865, but many say Americas 16th president never really left the White House
More than 160 years have passed since Abraham Lincoln's assassination, yet ghost stories related to him continue to thrive. Both visitors and White House staff have reported eerie encounters and sightings, enriching the building's folklore. A legend surrounding a phantom funeral train also emerged after his remains were transported. The intrigue surrounding his life and tragic death keeps these captivating tales alive.
Weight loss can be a tedious, long process for many people. Gastroenterologist Dr Pal Manickam shared one foolproof tip to burn fat faster and speed up weight loss and its none other than fasting! Yes, you read that right. While limiting the number of meals you take in a day can be difficult, the results it will deliver are more than worth the effort.
Taylor Swift possesses a real estate portfolio valued over one hundred million dollars. Her properties span Pennsylvania, Nashville, New York, Rhode Island, and California. These homes represent different stages of her successful music career. From a Nashville penthouse to a Rhode Island mansion, each property holds significance. This collection solidifies her status as a prominent real estate investor.
Madhya Pradesh: Two teachers, student drown during picnic in Ratlam
Two teachers and a 15-year-old student drowned in a pool beneath a waterfall near Ratlam, Madhya Pradesh, on Sunday, while three other students were rescued and hospitalised, police said.
Forget the 10,000-step rule: Heres how much you may actually need to walk daily
Engaging in regular walking provides numerous health benefits for individuals. Brisk walking aids in weight control and enhances heart health. Studies show that optimal step targets differ according to age and physical activity levels. Experts recommend a gradual increase in daily steps instead of aiming for a specific figure. This strategy encourages consistency in walking, ultimately promoting better overall health and wellness.
Ollie Watkins faces uncertain Aston Villa future amid Al Hilal transfer interest
Aston Villa faces potential player exits as Ollie Watkins attracts significant transfer interest. Goalkeeper Emiliano Martnez has also expressed a desire for a new challenge this summer. The club has already turned down multiple offers for striker Ollie Watkins from Al Hilal. Manager Unai Emery confirmed the team is preparing for Martnez's potential departure. Aston Villa is actively involved in the transfer market with about ten days remaining.
Kazakhstan holds first Parliamentary elections under new Constitution
Kazakhstan on Sunday voted in its first elections for the 145-member Kurultai, the countrys new unicameral Parliament created under a Constitution that took effect on July 1. Voters chose from seven registered party lists in a single nationwide constituency.
West Bengal is set to unveil Arjun Vahini, its new disaster management force, starting operations in September. This strategic response is a direct reflection of lessons learned from previous disasters and cyclones. The state will provide advanced equipment and vehicles for the unit, aiming to recruit ex-servicemen and Agniveers. With this move, the government seeks to bolster disaster preparedness and response capabilities across the region.
Billionaire and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos once asked ace investor Warren Buffett why more people don't follow his simple investment strategy. Buffett's get-rich-slowly answer stayed with Jeff Bezos, whose latest $7 billion Liverpool FC investment reflects a similar long-term approach to building value. A consortium including Jeff Bezos has agreed to buy a minority stake in Liverpool FC.
India may link additional diesel supply to progress on Bangladesh projects
New Delhi weighs Dhakas request for more fuel as fate of stalled LoC projects remain uncertain
Sugar production hit by Red Rot disease, El Nino; govt taking measures: Pralhad Joshi
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi said the Centre is taking measures to manage sugar availability and rising prices ahead of the festival season, including temporary imports of raw sugar. He attributed the fall in production to red rot disease and El Nino conditions.
Cloud And AI Skilling For 1.5 Lakh Learners Launched
The National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC), in collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Cultus Education, has launched a nationwide initiative to provide cloud and AI skilling to 1.5 lakh learners. This programme aims to equip youth, especially from Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, with essential technology skills and job-ready training, contributing to India's goal of becoming a global innovation hub.
No ethanol link, decline in sugarcane production and stockpiling driving up sugar price: Experts
Sugar prices have surged to 75-80 per kg in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar amid falling sugarcane production and heavy stockpiling by traders. Experts said the rise is driven by lower cane output, shorter crushing seasons and stockpiling, rather than diversion of sugar for ethanol production.
Skill ministry, Amazon launch nationwide cloud, AI skilling programme
The nationwide initiative will target 150,000 learners for foundational cloud and AI training, with 10,000 participants receiving intensive, job-ready skills
When does agri land sale qualify for tax exemption?
Agricultural land is generally not a capital asset unless it falls within urban limits. If taxable as LTCG, Section 54F may allow a deduction for reinvestment in a house.
8th pay commission decisions are expected to benefit more than 1 crore beneficiaries. Here's how much fitment factor between 1.83, 2, 2.57 and 3.83 can hike salaries for central government employees and pensioners.
Love getting a summer tan? Dermatologists reveal why severe sunburns should never be ignored
Recent findings reveal that severe sunburns can dramatically increase the chances of developing skin cancer in adulthood, particularly a type known as cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma. Alarmingly, children who experience frequent sunburns face heightened future cancer risks. While the dangers of ultraviolet rays are clear, sunscreen application often varies widely among individuals. Preventing further sunburns is imperative since any prior damage is irreversible and cannot be corrected.
Cheese is not the enemy of weight loss, believe it or not. There are some varieties of cheeses which are not just low in calories but also low in sodium, which makes them a great snack to have in your weight loss journey, especially if you are unwilling to make your diet completely plant-based.
Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal will lead a 200-member business delegation to Japan from August 24-27 to boost bilateral trade and investment, with a focus on high-tech manufacturing, semiconductors, AI, clean energy and other emerging sectors.
Centre gives in-principle nod to lease -out 11 AAI airports in five bundles
MoCA to conduct market sounding before seeking final approval; larger airports to be paired with smaller facilities
GX Group To Start Photonics Production In December
Broadband technology firm GX Group is set to commence manufacturing operations at its advanced photonics facility in India from December, investing Rs 500 crore. This initiative aims to strengthen domestic manufacturing, create skilled jobs, and reduce dependence on imported optical components crucial for high-speed data networks and AI data centres.
FLY91 to raise 150 crore for growth : Chairman Harsha Raghavan
The airline has sixt ATR-72 aircraft and is in discussions with lessors to add more planes.
Income Tax Department explains how to choose between ITR-3 and ITR-4: Quick checklist for taxpayers
Confused between ITR-3 and ITR-4 for AY 2026-27? The Income Tax Department has shared a quick checklist to help taxpayers identify the right form based on their income, taxation method and other conditions. Heres what you need to know before filing by 31 August.
Gold, silver prices to rise on US inflation data, Fed signals
Gold and silver prices are expected to continue their upward trend next week, driven by anticipation of key US inflation data and Federal Reserve signals, though profit-booking may occur at higher levels.
People pursue happiness and fulfillment through varied life choices and definitions of success. Social media often fuels comparisons, making it difficult to avoid judging others' paths. It is important to remember that different roads do not necessarily mean someone is lost. Respecting individual decisions, even those unlike your own, is crucial for a good existence. Focusing on your own journey allows for personal meaning and contentment.
Republicans Grow Concerned With Economy
Ox Alpha stealth model appears on OpenRouter, sparks guessing game over its creator
Ox Alpha, an unidentified AI model that recently appeared on OpenRouter as a stealth model, is drawing attention from developers because of its large context window and multimodal capabilities. The system can process text, images and video and has been offered free with near-unlimited usage for a week. Its anonymous launch has triggered speculation over who built it and why.
Maharashtra proposes law to regulate private coaching centres, cap classes at five hours a day
In a significant move, Maharashtra intends to regulate private coaching centres by mandating their registration. The forthcoming law stipulates that classes cannot exceed five hours per day and establishes fee guidelines. Additionally, it prohibits the enrollment of children below thirteen years old and bans misleading promises. Coaching centres are now required to prioritize student safety, offer counselling services, and maintain acceptable infrastructure.
Can Apple Cider Vinegar help burn belly fat? Heres what experts want you to know
Apple cider vinegar shows modest weight reduction and BMI improvements in some studies. However, research limitations and a retracted study question its effectiveness. ACV may help manage blood sugar levels in adults with type two diabetes. It can also increase feelings of fullness by slowing digestion. Ultimately, ACV is not a shortcut for sustainable weight management.
India 300-5 after Padikkal's second hundred of the Test series
Devdutt Padikkal scored his second century of the series as India reached 300 for five. Sri Lanka missed two early chances which could have altered the match's direction. Captain Shubman Gill also contributed a calm half-century before his dismissal. Asitha Fernando took three wickets, including Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill. Ravindra Jadeja made 43 before being bowled in the final over of the day.
8 indoor exercises that can replace walking 10K steps outside
You don't need a footpath to hit your daily movement goal. From stair climbing and burpees to dancing and yoga, several indoor exercises burn more energy than 10,000 steps of walking. Science backs each of these, and most need no equipment, no gym, and no more than 30 minutes.
Goyal leads biz delegation to Japan to discuss ways to boost trade
Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal is leading a 200-member business delegation to Japan for a four-day visit starting August 24 to discuss ways to boost trade and investment ties between the two countries. The visit assumes significance as Japan last year set an investment target of 10 trillion yen (about Rs 60,000 cr) in India over a decade. The minister will be travelling to Tokyo, Nagoya and Osaka. The business delegation has representatives from various sectors, ranging from manufacturing, semiconductors, clean energy and steel to automotive, financial services, healthcare and start-ups, industry chamber Ficci Director General Jyoti Viz told reporters here. In Tokyo, Goyal will hold a series of meetings with the top leadership of major Japanese conglomerates and industrial houses that have long been partners in India's growth, alongside a round-table with Keidanren (Japan Business Federation), representing over 1,500 leading Japanese companies. Dedicated sessions are
Are rising sugar prices connected to ethanol production? Experts say not really
Decline in sugarcane production, stockpiling driving up sugar price, say experts
Crude price, US-Iran conflict to dictate market trends
Analysts predict that crude oil prices and the ongoing US-Iran conflict will be the primary drivers of stock market movements, with investors also closely watching the Jackson Hole symposium for cues on interest rates.
Hawaii wildlife crews recently discovered Blackburn's Sphinx Moth caterpillars on Lnai. These endangered insects were also found in Halawa Valley and Kalae on Molokai. These sightings mark the first on Molokai since the 1940s. The discoveries provide crucial information for conservation efforts.
17-year-old Texas student Iris Shen won $150,000 and third place at the 2026 Regeneron Science Talent Search for testing potential cancer drugs in clams. Her research found that one drug produced effects similar to those seen in human cells, while other drug combinations slowed tumor growth, suggesting clams could potentially serve as a new model for blood cancer drug discovery.
People who doodle while listening may not necessarily be ignoring what is being said. In some situations, doodling can act as alow-demand attentional activity, especially when the main task feels boring or repetitive. However, in other cases, free-form doodling may compete for attention with the information a person is trying to absorb or remember.
7 everyday foods that can help prevent kidney stones forming
Kidney stones affect roughly one in ten people globally and the numbers are rising. The good news is that what you eat plays a significant role in whether they form at all. Here are seven everyday foods backed by research that can make a real difference.
'Your anger is their content': Delhi Police personnel urged not to engage with protesters
Delhi Police received new guidelines from a central agency regarding protest management. Personnel are advised to remain calm and avoid provocation from demonstrators filming them. These directions follow allegations of police excesses during a recent protest at Jantar Mantar. Officers must assume their actions are recorded and exercise restraint during interactions. The guidelines also stress maintaining law and order while ensuring public safety.
Japan earthquake injures 37, disrupts trains and ruptures water pipe in Tokyo
A moderate earthquake struck eastern Japan early Sunday morning. At least thirty-seven people sustained injuries from panic and falls. Train services experienced disruptions, and a water pipe ruptured in Tokyo. Authorities confirmed no tsunami threat and no issues at nuclear facilities. Residents are advised to remain cautious of possible aftershocks.
Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir heads to Tehran as US plans toughest Iran sanctions
Pakistan's army chief Asim Munir will visit Tehran on Monday. He leads a delegation to strengthen bilateral cooperation and regional peace. Islamabad seeks to mediate a resolution to the Middle East war. Pakistan previously brokered a memorandum of understanding between Iran and the United States. This visit occurs as peace negotiations currently appear stalled.
Udan vs Udaan: Delhi court restrains pharmaceutical firm from using 'Udaan' mark
A Delhi court has permanently stopped Sainus Pharmaceutical Private Limited from using the 'Udaan' trademark. This ruling came after RSPL Health Private Limited filed a case alleging trademark infringement. RSPL Health, known for its 'Ghari' detergent brand, had registered its 'Udan' mark earlier. The court found Sainus Pharma's mark to be identical and deceptively similar to RSPL's registered trademark.
During her train journeys, Arunika Yadav demonstrated her innovative remote work setup, utilizing three SIM cards from different carriers to ensure reliable internet connectivity. A dedicated phone for internet purposes guarantees seamless access for virtual meetings and tasks. Additionally, she appreciates the ease of ordering meals at station halts, enhancing her travel experience.
How changing jobs affects your EPF account and balance portability
The EPFO treats the UAN as a permanent identifier for your entire professional life. When starting a new position, share your current UAN instead of registering for a replacement
DA hike: How your Dearness Allowance component in salary is taxed, explained
A component of your basic salary for central government employees and pensioners, dearness allowance is subject to income-tax. Here's a look at how it should be reported in your ITR and what is the tax slab.
SEBI reviewing framework on utilisation of issue proceeds
Regulator proposes to further clarify the framework on related-party transactions to make it clear and workable.
Britain once had roughly 200,000 coypus after the rodents escaped from fur farms and spread across East Anglia, damaging crops and wetlands. In 1981, the country launched a scientific eradication campaign using intensive trapping, research and population tracking. Six years later, the invasive rodents had almost disappeared from Britain.
PFRDA is encouraging wider participation from mutual fund distributors to expand NPS coverage. The StAR NPS platform enables assisted digital onboarding through eligible distributors. Here's how the process works and what investors should know.
Urban Company has sued Kent RO Systems in the Delhi High Court, alleging that its advertisements and social media posts made false and misleading claims about Urban Companys Native water purifiers. The dispute centres on Natives two-year filter and service life features, which Kent RO allegedly called a marketing gimmick and described the purifiers as unsafe and risky.
Robert Downey Jrs home in East Hampton, New York, is a more than 141-year-old playhouse turned into a cosy windmill cottage. Despite its old age, the house gives off anything but stately and vintage vibes. The interior is an eclectic mix of quirkiness and elegance, with sturdy wooden floors and several interesting artworks.
Prof. Subhash Khanna served as international faculty for Sri Lanka's inaugural live robotic surgery workshop. He performed complex procedures, including a bilateral TAPP groin hernia repair. The event marked Sri Lanka's first robot-assisted cholecystectomy. India's SSI Mantra Surgical Robotic System was formally launched at the hospital. This collaboration signifies a new era for surgical innovation in Sri Lanka.
6 vegetarian foods that are surprisingly high in protein
Harry Kane is Germany's player of the year, Vincent Kompany gets coach's award
Harry Kane earned Germany's player of the year award for 2026. He scored sixty-one goals for Bayern Munich in all competitions. Vincent Kompany received the coach's accolade after another successful season. Kane helped Bayern secure the Bundesliga title and German Cup. The England forward also contributed to the new season's German Supercup victory.
Volodymyr Zelensky rejects rival's call for vote, says would 'split' Ukraine
President Volodymyr Zelensky said in remarks made public Sunday that it would be too dangerous for Ukraine to hold an election while it fights Russia, after a call by his former defence minister to organise a vote. Then days ago, the ousted Fedorov made a surprise call to find a way to organise elections.
Ohio company sues woman over one-star Google review, seeks more than $25,000 in defamation lawsuit
An Ohio manufacturing company has filed a defamation lawsuit against a woman over a one-star Google review, alleging she made false claims about its quality and manufacturing practices. Starr Manufacturing Inc. is seeking more than $25,000 in damages, while the company's attorney claims the review stemmed from a personal dispute rather than an actual customer experience.
India's ICMR assures citizens that there is no new strain of H1N1, encouraging public calm during the current situation. In Kolkata, protests arise regarding a political office constructed on Waqf land. Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu amplifies efforts to capture a tiger linked to two fatalities. In international news, Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister is set to visit the UK for official engagements.
Psychology says people who invent stories about strangers may naturally engage in social imagination
Inventing stories about strangers does not necessarily mean someone is nosy, judgmental or disconnected from reality. It may simply reflect the way social cognition, mentalizing and spontaneous thought work together, as the mind naturally tries to imagine other peoples experiences, intentions and possible stories.
Indian, U.S. businesses keen to invest in Bangladesh: Commerce Minister Khandakar Abdul Muktadir
Bangladesh Commerce Minister Khandakar Abdul Muktadir's remarks comes days after a 14-member Confederation of Indian Industry delegation visited Bangladesh from August 17 to 19
Rishabh Pant walks off injured after blow to left arm in second Test against Sri Lanka
Indian wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant retired hurt during the second Test match. He sustained an injury to his left arm after being struck by a short ball. The Sri Lankan bowler Lahiru Kumara delivered the delivery which hit Pant. He was attended by the team physiotherapist and later walked off the field. Ravindra Jadeja replaced Pant and joined Devdutt Padikkal at the crease.
Uttar Pradesh tops in mopping up through taxes
All the 10 States have shown collection from GST increasing despite rate rationalization and doing away with compensation
PM Modis aura remark grabs attention during interaction with space startup CEOs in Delhi
Senco Gold eyes 25 pc revenue growth to Rs 11,000 cr in FY27
This financial year, Senco Gold and Diamonds aims to achieve more than twenty-five percent revenue growth. The company intends to launch approximately twenty new stores by 2026-27, including both franchise and company-owned locations in tier II and III areas. By enhancing their presence in eastern and northern regions, Senco is making significant strides, although their overseas expansion efforts in Dubai are facing delays due to regional instability.
SIP flows are hitting records. So why are small savers walking away?
A record monthly total can keep rising even as the smallest savers, the ones it was meant to celebrate, give up and walk away.
Kanye West's verses resonate with a crucial message: appreciate your loved ones now. Timing is everything when it comes to gratitude. While heartfelt acknowledgments might unfold in private exchanges, social media often dilutes these moments into superficial gestures. Instead, take the time to 'give people their flowers' today, creating genuine, lasting connections with those you cherish.
India and Japan will enhance cooperation in semiconductors and electronics. Memorandum of Understandings are expected during the ongoing business mission. A large delegation is visiting Japan to strengthen bilateral business relations. Discussions will focus on deepening engagement and addressing business priorities. This initiative reflects the ambition of both nations' strategic partnership.
Air India Express flight from Ranchi to Bengaluru delayed by five hours due to oxygen cylinder
An Air India Express flight from Ranchi to Bengaluru experienced a significant delay. The aircraft had to arrange oxygen cylinders from Delhi for the return journey. This delay occurred after a passenger required oxygen during the inbound flight. The flight, number IX 1244, eventually departed for Bengaluru after the cylinders arrived. Passengers waited for approximately five hours at Birsa Munda Airport.
1 Indian dead, 9 hurt in Oman vehicle accident
NRI, OCI or foreign national? Know the rules for opening a bank account in India
Resident accounts are designed for individuals residing in India. While NRIs and PIOs are barred from holding them, Overseas Citizens of India may do so under specific regulatory circumstances
Sadhgurus message on happiness centres on finding joy within rather than depending on external circumstances. He says that when you no longer need something to happen to feel happy, your perception, behaviour and decisions can change. Without constantly chasing specific outcomes, you may become less attached to validation and results. His philosophy suggests that cultivating inner joy can create greater freedom, helping you approach life and its challenges from a more stable state.
