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Value addition key for Tata Steel as prices fall and costs increase
Tata Steel saw strong revenue growth in the June quarter, driven by higher realisations. However, global steel prices are softening, and coking coal costs are rising. The company expects domestic realisations to decrease in the September quarter. Tata Steel is increasing its focus on value-added products and expanding its NINL facility. This strategic shift aims to strengthen its position in high-margin segments.
A Hyderabad based employee shared how he once went from earning more than Rs 2 lakh a month to earning just over Rs 40,000 per month as his fortunes as a freelancer dwindled with the advent of AI in 2026
Carmakers partly absorb commodity shocks to keep production on track
Indian carmakers are absorbing rising commodity costs to sustain production levels. Demand for vehicles remains robust, driving sales growth since last October. Companies are controlling costs and expanding capacity to meet customer needs. This approach prioritizes production over short-term profit margins. Price increases are being implemented cautiously to offset cost pressures.
Dutch Proverb of the Day shares a timeless lesson that still fits modern life. He who is outside, has already won the battle reminds us that stepping away from stress often brings clarity, peace, and better decisions. This simple Dutch wisdom encourages resilience, mindfulness, and emotional balance, proving that sometimes the strongest move is to pause, breathe, and see life from a fresh perspective.
The government has advised state RERAs to extend project deadlines by four months. This advisory addresses disruptions caused by the West Asia situation impacting supply chains. Eligible projects with completion dates on or after February 28, 2026, may receive extensions. Homebuyers may experience possession delays of up to four months for these projects. State regulators will now decide on uniform implementation of this central directive.
Data centres draw 40% of institutional capital in the June quarter
Data centres are now the second-largest investment recipient, attracting substantial institutional capital. Rapid AI adoption and cloud expansion fuel investor interest in digital infrastructure assets. India's data centre capacity is projected to more than double by 2025. The current investment pipeline for data centres stands at approximately ninety billion dollars.
RBI special windows seen big enough to bring in $100B
India's new forex inflow programs may attract approximately one hundred billion dollars. These special drives have already mobilized over forty billion dollars in foreign exchange. Experts predict these initiatives could significantly exceed initial mobilization estimates. The Reserve Bank of India introduced these facilities to support the balance of payments. These programs aim to cushion the rupee and contain imported inflation.
TCS case: Five accused given bail by court
A Nashik court granted bail to five individuals accused in a sexual harassment case. The court noted the charge sheet was filed and investigation was nearly complete. These five accused were granted relief on July 30 by the Additional Sessions Judge. The court found no serious apprehension of witness tampering or evidence destruction.
Vadilal Industries challenges order granting interim relief to Mumbai faction
The Mumbai faction had originally approached the court under Section 9 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, seeking interim relief. It alleged that the Ahmedabad faction had attempted to terminate agreements that allowed the Mumbai branch to manufacture and sell ice cream and juices under the Vadilal name in Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka, Kerala and undivided Andhra Pradesh.
Banks propose 'Yes-No' prompt for high-risk UPI transfers to curb digital payment frauds
Indian banks are proposing payment app prompts to curb rising digital frauds. This aims to balance fraud prevention with maintaining digital payment convenience. Banks suggest prompts for suspicious transactions, not all payments above a threshold. The Reserve Bank of India is considering these suggestions for new guidelines. This initiative seeks to protect users while preserving digital payment growth.
Quick commerce race cuts product launch cycles to weeks
Companies are shrinking product innovation cycles to three months or less. Quick commerce platforms now drive seventy-five percent of total digital sales. This rapid growth allows for faster testing and market entry strategies. Consumers now trigger purchases based on immediate needs and occasions. Product launches are happening within two weeks depending on market trends.
HDFC, ICICI Bank rates up for dollar deposits
Banks are raising FCNR(B) deposit rates to attract dollars amid global rate increases. ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank have already adjusted their offerings for dollar deposits. Higher overseas borrowing costs and market competition necessitate these rate adjustments. Global benchmark rates have risen since the scheme's operationalization in June. This special scheme for attracting foreign currency closes on September 30.
India, Canada aim to conclude CEPA trade pact by end-2026: MEA
India and Canada are working to finalize their economic partnership agreement. Negotiations for the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement are progressing well. Both nations aim to conclude these important talks by the end of 2026. This agreement seeks to liberalize trade and strengthen economic cooperation between the two countries. Prime Minister Modi plans a visit later this year to boost bilateral ties.
The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs has undergone a significant structural overhaul. Senior bureaucrats were replaced and new leadership appointed to spearhead its flagship missions. The ministry was split into two specialized departments, focusing on capital development and urban development. This administrative revamp aims to streamline service delivery and accelerate infrastructure projects. Personnel shifts occurred rapidly after the government's decision to divide the ministry.
Quote of the day by Kolo Toure shows that a meaningful life may not be the one with the longest list of accomplishments. It may be the one in which people experience genuine connection, curiosity, laughter, purpose, and gratitude along the way. Happiness does not have to wait until everything is perfect. Sometimes the ability to enjoy what is already here is itself one of life's greatest achievements.
Government plans to ease forex rule for SEZ services exports to domestic tariff areas
The current provision under Section 2(z) of the SEZ Act, 2005 mandates that proceeds for SEZ to DTA supplies of services must be realised in foreign exchange, although there is no such requirement in case of supply of goods to DTA entities.
Petrol sales rise 8.6%, diesel demand jumps 9.4% in July; LPG, jet fuel consumption declines
Petrol and diesel sales saw significant year-on-year increases in July. This growth was fueled by greater mobility and economic activity across the nation. Jet fuel sales experienced a slight decline, while cooking gas demand dropped considerably. LPG sales are currently constrained due to ongoing supply disruptions from the Iran war.
India secured 39 medals at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games, which concluded with a strong boxing performance. This medal haul was significantly lower than previous games due to a reduced sports program. The absence of several key sports impacted India's overall medal count from Glasgow. India will host the 2030 Commonwealth Games in Ahmedabad, featuring a larger sports selection.
Kyiv hits Rosneft refinery, Engels air base in Russia
The renewed attacks threaten to disrupt Russia's fuel supplies just as several regions had begun easing restrictions on gasoline and diesel sales imposed during recent shortages. The Saratov refinery, with a crude processing capacity of about 140,000 barrels per day, had resumed operations after being hit in an earlier Ukrainian strike on July 8.
Muhammad Ali was at the height of his boxing career when he refused to be inducted into the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War in 1967. The decision cost him his heavyweight title, boxing licence and several prime years in the ring, but it also became one of the most defining moments of his life. Here's what happened and how the boxing legend eventually fought his way back.
Draft rules for India's SHANTI Act, 2025, are currently under discussion with ministries. Industry inputs are also being sought on the proposed regulatory framework. The act aims to boost nuclear power capacity to 100 GW by 2047. It consolidates regulation and opens the sector to private and foreign entities. Final notifications are expected after extensive consideration of various issues.
Indian Oil reassesses 33,000 crore Tamil Nadu refinery, eyes petrochemicals complex
Indian Oil Corp is reassessing its Tamil Nadu refinery project due to economic viability concerns. The company is now exploring a standalone petrochemicals complex instead of the original refinery. This shift reflects industry trends favoring integrated refining and petrochemical ventures. Standalone petrochemicals complexes require lower investments and offer higher long-term returns.
British pop icon Adele, best known for chartbuster songs such as Rolling In The Deep, Skyfall, Easy On Me, etc, surprised her fans with a drastic weight loss in 2020. In an interview, she revealed how she lost a whopping 100 pounds (45 kgs) in a span of two years.
Fight drug menace together through open communication with youth: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a nationwide campaign against drug addiction. He urged family elders and teachers to foster open communication with children. The campaign aims to keep the nation's youth physically and mentally fit. Support from society and rehabilitation facilities are crucial for recovery. This initiative precedes elections in Punjab, a state facing drug challenges.
China draws 'red lines' around its economic model ahead of EU, US trade talks
China defends its economic policy favoring advanced industries over domestic consumption. This stance signals increasing confidence ahead of trade talks with Europe and the United States. Western nations view China's approach as mercantilist, pushing cheaper goods globally. China counters these claims, rejecting accusations of protectionism and unfair practices.
Irish proverb of the day: Todays Irish proverb reminds us that lifes biggest lessons often come from the hardest journeys. This ancient Irish wisdom about rivers, obstacles, and resilience teaches us how acceptance, patience, and inner peace can help us move forward. The proverb offers a powerful reminder that true growth begins when we stop fighting every challenge and learn to flow with life.
Bengaluru-Based Assetz Files Confidential IPO Papers With Sebi To Raise Around 1,200 Crore
This proposed public issue will mark the market debut of one of Bengaluru based residential developers, which includes Singapore-based investment fund AGP Partners as a key shareholder.
Flying in business or first class doesn't always have to mean paying a premium fare. While airlines now sell more premium seats than ever before, travel experts say there are still a few ways that could improve your chances of getting an upgrade. From choosing the right meal and asking at the gate to joining loyalty programmes, here are five expert-backed tips that may help you enjoy a better flying experience without spending extra.
Trump puts Iran strikes on hold after MBS call, but Tehran rejects his claims of a breakthrough deal
Montana's first territorial capital, Bannack, was established in 1862 after gold discovery. This frontier town quickly grew and then declined as miners moved on. Montana preserved Bannack as its first historic state park in 1954. Over fifty original buildings remain, offering a complete glimpse into Gold Rush life. Visitors can experience history where it happened at this well-preserved ghost town.
Pan Am: For 74 years, no one knew where this plane wasuntil now
Search teams located the wreckage of Pan Am's Clipper Endeavor after 74 years. This aircraft crashed in 1952, leading to significant airline safety changes. The discovery occurred nearly 2,000 feet below the ocean surface off Puerto Rico. Investigators concluded that 52 lives were lost in the tragic incident. Lessons learned from this disaster improved mandatory preflight safety demonstrations for passengers.
Women, younger borrowers and non-metro regions are driving credit growth in the country. The number of eligible Indians opting for loans has jumped from 34% in 2017 to 74% in 2026.
Hrithik Roshan's monthly rent from one Mumbai property is higher than many people's yearly income
Hrithik Roshan has made another major real estate deal that showcases how his investments continue to generate impressive returns outside of Bollywood. Fresh property registration documents reveal a new commercial deal that will bring the actor a monthly income higher than what many salaried professionals earn in an entire year, further strengthening his growing portfolio of income-generating assets.
Hema Malini looks radiant and slender at 77. In several interviews, Bollywood's Dream Girl revealed the diet and exercise regimen that helped her look like a dream even after she entered her 70s. Her fitness regimen consists of clean eating and being active.
R. Madhavan's Mumbai home reflects his calm personality through thoughtful design choices. Gold accents and an all-white bathroom create a spa-like atmosphere. A peaceful Buddha corner surrounded by greenery offers a serene retreat. Traditional Indian art blends with modern interiors in the living room. The residence showcases timeless elegance through simplicity and attention to detail.
After years of small and mid-cap outperformance, large caps could be poised for a stronger phase. A new report cites six factors, including improving economic growth, attractive valuations and supportive macro trends, while urging investors to maintain a balanced market-cap approach.
FSSAI names United Spirits, INBREW in crackdown over added flavours voilation in alco-bev products
The FSSAI has issued notices to several liquor manufacturers for adding artificial flavors. These companies are accused of imitating natural characteristics in their alcoholic beverages. United Spirits and INBREW Beverages are among the firms receiving these official warnings. The regulatory body also cited violations of additive use and age claims. Inspections and sampling procedures are underway in Goa and Maharashtra.
Long before Marvel became the global powerhouse it is today, the company found itself linked to one of the biggest music icons in history through an ambitious Hollywood dream. Years later, the blockbuster release of Spider-Man: Brand New Day has brought this little-known story back into focus, revealing a surprising chapter that could have changed Marvel's future forever.
Rare Arabian coins unearthed in America provide new evidence about a historic pirate heist. Captain Henry Every's crew stole vast treasure from an Indian royal ship in 1695. These coins suggest the pirates traveled to the American colonies after the raid. They likely spent the stolen treasure during everyday transactions while hiding. This discovery offers fresh insights into one of history's oldest unsolved criminal mysteries.
Quote of the Day by Adolf Hitler offers the idea that struggle can shape human beings contains a lesson worth separating from its disturbing historical attribution. Life will inevitably present challenges, but those challenges do not have to define a person's future. What matters is how people respond, what they learn, and whether they use their experiences to develop greater wisdom and compassion.
Today's Quote of the Day by Benjamin Millepied: Benjamin Millepieds quote exposes the psychological toll imposed by high-intensity professional environments. By stating that dancers often lack realistic awareness of their bodies, Millepied highlights the phenomenon of body dysmorphia, where objective reality is replaced by hyper-critical internal narrative.
Small-cap funds have emerged as the best-performing equity category in FY27 so far, delivering an average return of 22.31% between 1 April and 31 July. They were followed by mid-cap funds with 17.22%, flexi-cap funds with 14.06%, and large-cap funds with 10.52% returns.
Government aims to complete Mumbai's Coastal Road project by Dec 2028: Union Minister Piyush Goyal
The Bandra-Versova-Bhayander Coastal Road project aims for completion by December 2028. This infrastructure development will significantly reduce travel times across Mumbai's western suburbs. Additional projects, including a desalination plant, are also under review for future implementation.
Seeking legal advise on SEBI order in land pledge case, no bearing on ongoing fundraising: Zee
Zee Entertainment Enterprises is seeking legal advice after SEBI barred it from the securities market. The market regulator also prohibited Chairman Emeritus Subhash Chandra and MD Punit Goenka for one year. This action stems from the unauthorised pledge of Hyderabad land to secure promoter-linked loans. The company asserts this order will not impact its fundraising efforts.
Cabinet note in the works to end forex rule for SEZ services
A proposal to amend the SEZ Act could boost MRO, defence, engineering and IT services by allowing INR payments for services to domestic clients
RBI MPC likely to stay on hold amid inflation risks, global uncertainty
The MPC has left the repo rate unchanged in its last three meetings while maintaining a neutral policy stance for six consecutive meetings
The quote of the day by Winston Churchill, You have enemies? Good. That means you've stood up for something, sometime in your life, offers a powerful perspective on courage, conviction, and standing up for what you believe. The timeless words from the former British Prime Minister remind us why opposition is not always a sign of failure and how having the courage to take a stand can shape a meaningful life.
How to calculate capital gains on NPS Tier II withdrawals
The eNPS portal does not currently provide a separate capital gains statement for Tier II accounts. Here's how withdrawals may be taxed and what investors need to know.
George Washington's timeless proverb offers a simple reminder for modern life: do not judge friendship by how quickly it begins. Give meaningful relationships time to develop, care for them consistently, and recognize that adversity can reveal their true strength. The best friendships are not simply foundthey are cultivated, tested, and strengthened over time.
The Federico Faggin story begins with a chip smaller than a fingernail but powerful enough to reshape modern life. In 1971, the Intel 4004 became the world's first commercial microprocessor, launching today's computer age. Hidden inside its circuits are Faggin's tiny F.F. initials, a lasting mark of engineering history. His breakthrough in silicon-gate MOS technology also became the foundation of modern processors.
India approved one Chinese FDI proposal worth Rs 1 crore during FY26. Thirteen proposals from Hong Kong totaling Rs 610.42 crore received government clearance. Overall, sixty-three FDI proposals worth Rs 10,292.67 crore were approved by the government. Singapore and the UK emerged as top FDI sources by value. These figures align with previous financial year trends for Chinese investments.
Veteran actor Mohan Sharma now resides in an old-age home after a fall from stardom. He once owned property in Chennai but lost it due to family issues. Superstar Rajinikanth provided financial assistance of one lakh rupees to Sharma. This help has been a significant relief for the actor's medical needs. Sharma appeals to the film industry for satellite rights of his film Namma Gramam.
Gold medalist Jaismine Lamboria to be Indias flag-bearer at Glasgow CWG 2026 closing ceremony
Jaismine Lamboria will carry India's flag at the Commonwealth Games closing ceremony. She is a two-time world medalist and reigning champion in boxing. India will host the next Commonwealth Games in Ahmedabad in the year 2030. The handover segment will showcase India's rich culture and core values. This event highlights the connection of Commonwealth countries through a three-act presentation.
Idaho In-N-Out shooting: Armed civilian exchanges fire with suspect in shootout outside restaurant
Atharvaa's coming-of-age romantic drama Idhayam Murali is finally making its way to OTT after completing its theatrical run. Netflix has officially announced the film's digital premiere, giving fans another opportunity to watch the emotional romance. Here's everything you need to know about where to stream it, the cast and what the film is about.
Inside Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg's 'Billionaire Bunker' in Miami's Indian Creek Island
Indian Creek Island, known as the Billionaire Bunker, offers extreme privacy for the wealthy. This exclusive enclave features limited homes and a private security force. Tech titans Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg own properties there. South Florida's luxury market attracts wealthy buyers seeking tax advantages. Scarcity, security, and discretion make it a premier global address.
Israeli strikes kill 15 in Gaza, minister says no deal to halt attacks
Israeli airstrikes killed at least thirteen Palestinians in Gaza on Sunday. This occurred despite President Donald Trump announcing a breakthrough in ceasefire efforts. Israeli officials expressed skepticism about Hamas disarming, while Hamas accused Israel of escalating attacks. The roadmap for implementing the agreement requires Israel to halt attacks and withdraw troops.
Income-tax returns: The due date for ITR-1 and 2 passed on 31 July, but taxpayers using ITR-3 and 4 have time to complete their process. Amid the tax season, we explain what invoices and documents employees should retain to support tax-free reimbursements.
Corporate, personal loans drive 63% of bank credit growth: SBI research report
Corporate and retail loans fueled bank credit growth during the April-June quarter. Industry and personal loans together accounted for sixty-three percent of this expansion. Petroleum, infrastructure, engineering, and chemicals led industry credit growth significantly. Loans against gold jewellery emerged as the top personal lending contributor. These key sectors drove the overall increase in bank lending.
In 2007, the woman believed to be the Mona Lisa was traced to her final resting place in Italy
Lisa Gherardini, the woman long believed to be the real Mona Lisa, is back in the spotlight after historic Florence records identified her reported final resting place. The newly highlighted documents have revived one of art history's biggest mysteries surrounding Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa. While many historians see the records as stronger evidence linking Gherardini to the world's most famous painting, experts remain divided.
With international mutual funds facing investment restrictions due to overseas limits, investors can explore domestic mutual funds with significant foreign equity exposure. A total of 15 equity and hybrid funds have invested in foreign stocks, including two schemes with more than 26% exposure.
Israel says it has serious concerns with the White House about Hamas disarmament deal
Israel shared serious security concerns with the White House about the Hamas disarmament deal. Intelligence suggests Hamas continues to rearm and rebuild its military capabilities. Israel will not withdraw forces from Gaza before Hamas truly disarms. The proposed deal involves phased weapon surrender and Israeli troop withdrawal. Hamas disarming remains a significant obstacle to ending the conflict.
Shivalik Small Finance Bank completes merger with ManiBhavnam Home Finance
Shivalik Small Finance Bank completed its acquisition of ManiBhavnam Home Finance India Pvt last week. This strategic merger cost the bank nearly one hundred and nine crore rupees. The deal establishes Shivalik's presence in the affordable housing finance market. ManiBhavnam brings a loan book of three hundred and twenty crore rupees to Shivalik. The bank plans fresh capital infusion to continue its growth trajectory.
OPEC+ agrees September oil hike, completing rollback of voluntary cuts
OPEC+ approved an oil production increase of 188,000 barrels daily for September. This move completes the unwinding of voluntary output cuts made earlier. The group is reviewing production capacity before setting new quotas for 2027. Attacks on energy assets remain a concern impacting supply and repairs.
Want to check your employees provident fund (EPF) balance, contributions, interest earned or download your passbook? Here's how you can do so using the official EPFO portal, Umang app, SMS, missed call or helpline.
Dolly Parton, one of the most iconic singers in the USA, hailed as Queen Of Country music, was once asked if she regretted not having children to which the Jolene singer said that she had made her peace with not having kids and she had never regretted the decision.
Sir Isaac Newton noted human madness is hard to calculate. He found planetary motion predictable through mathematics and science. Newton's quote reflects human behavior driven by emotions and impulses. This observation remains relevant in today's unpredictable world. Understanding people requires patience, empathy, and experience beyond intelligence.
Proverb of the day tells that the more perspectives people encounter, the harder it becomes to mistake one small corner of existence for the entire world. The ocean is always larger than the well. Sometimes the first step toward discovering it is simply realizing that the well is not all there is.
Americans throw away around 50,000 mattresses every day, but the waste doesn't simply disappear. Some old mattresses can take 80 to 120 years to decompose, while much of their steel, foam, wood and fibers could potentially be recycled and reused. Only 4 US states, California, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Oregon have enacted mattress Extended Producer Responsibility laws.
India may restore transmission fee waivers for delayed clean energy projects
India's electricity regulator proposes transmission charge waivers for delayed clean energy projects. This policy reversal aims to assist solar, wind, and hybrid projects facing infrastructure delays. The waiver applies to projects with power sale contracts signed by December 2026. Battery storage systems alongside renewable projects will also receive these benefits.
10 kg heroin, foreign-made weapons seized along Indo-Pak border in Bikaner, one held
Bikaner police seized ten kilograms of heroin and eleven foreign weapons. The valuable consignment was allegedly smuggled across the India-Pakistan border using drones. Officials recovered the drugs and arms during a special operation called 'Operation Shock Wave'. One suspect was apprehended while attempting to collect the illicit materials late Saturday night.
Zomato, Urban Company gig workers embrace NPS, contributing up to 5,000 weekly: HDFC Pensions CEO
CEO & MD Sriram Iyer says the use of the e-Shram framework enabled the creation of 1.5 lakh PRANs for gig workers in one shot; the companys AI deployments remain focused on customer engagement
Exiled author Taslima Nasreen has voiced strong support for the adoption of a Uniform Civil Code in India, asserting that it is crucial for eradicating gender discrimination. She believes similar measures should be considered in Bangladesh and Pakistan.
'You're a low caliber man': Senators grill Minnesota AG Ellison in explosive Somali fraud hearing
A 100% debt portfolio delivered an average annual return of 6.79% with volatility of 6.38%. However, adding a 10% equity allocation improved returns to 7.99% while reducing volatility to 5.76%, showing that higher equity exposure does not always translate into higher portfolio risk.
BRIN: Banten rail reactivation could boost regional economy
Research by the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) has revealed that reactivating the ...
Raw jute prices down nearly 50% in Bengal since July, industry questions market quotations
In 2007, a tiny ghost-white beetle revealed the secret to the world's brightest white paint
Nature's whitest white beetle is giving scientists a new way to rethink modern materials. The tiny Cyphochilus beetle creates an intensely bright white using microscopic scales that are about half the width of a human red blood cell. Researchers say this natural structure reflects light with extraordinary efficiency while using far less material than today's white coatings.
Ukraine attacks Russian regions, killing at least eight; US-led peace talks frozen
Ukraine launched attacks across several Russian regions on Sunday, resulting in multiple fatalities. These strikes impacted areas hundreds of kilometers from the current front lines of the conflict. Ukrainian officials stated these actions are retaliation for Russian bombardments on their territory. Russian air defense systems reported intercepting numerous Ukrainian drones overnight. Both nations have escalated attacks as peace talks remain largely stalled.
Word of the Day: Quomodocunquizing Meaning, origin and how to use it
Quomodocunquizing describes earning money through any available method. This old English word originates from a Latin phrase meaning by whatever means. It was popularized by writer Thomas Fuller in the seventeenth century. The word remains relevant today for entrepreneurship and side hustles. Its length and meaning make it a memorable addition to vocabulary.
Stuffing wet shoes with paper towels: Why more people are doing it and its benefits
Wet shoes are one of those small but genuinely annoying problems, especially during monsoon season. Most people either leave them out to dry or point a fan at them. But a growing number of people are stuffing their wet shoes with paper towels, and it turns out there is solid science behind why this works so well.
Quote of the day by Kirk Douglas: Kirk Douglass famous quote, Virtue is not photogenic. What is it to be a nice guy? To be nothing, that's what. A big fat zero with a smile for everybody, serves as a stark critique of superficial approval and performative pleasantry. The iconic actor argues that true moral substance and authentic identity require standing up for core principles rather than attempting to please everyone.
Why Kansas voters are deciding how Supreme Court justices are chosen
Kansas voters will decide on changing their Supreme Court selection process. The proposed amendment would replace appointments with direct judicial elections. Supporters believe this will shift the court's ideological balance over time. Opponents warn of increased political influence and campaign spending. This vote has significant implications for abortion rights and judicial independence.
Quote of the Day by Jane Goodall: It actually doesnt take much to be considered a difficult woman. Thats why there are so many of us. The British scientists powerful words offer a thought-provoking take on confidence, boundaries and why standing up for yourself can sometimes mean being labeled difficult.
Om Birla stresses collective responsibility of society to ensure dignified life for all
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla stressed society's collective duty to ensure dignified lives for all individuals. He advocated for utilizing retired officers' extensive experience to craft long-term community welfare plans. The association welcomed Birla with traditional honors, recognizing his seven years as Lok Sabha Speaker. Umbrellas were distributed to the needy during the event attended by retired government officials.
Warehouse automation to humanoids: Addverb bets on India, CEO says physical AI race has begun
On the widespread fears of job losses, Kumar said although some repetitive and physically demanding tasks would inevitably be automated, robotics would create new jobs as it boosts industrial productivity
A traditional Icelandic proverb talks about how leadership dishonesty permeates organisations. When leaders are corrupt, it becomes difficult for others to act with integrity. This behaviour shapes organisational culture and encourages unethical practices throughout the system. Leaders set standards which others are likely to follow in their daily actions. Read on to know why it feels relevant today.
IndiGo's next flight plan: Airline targets bigger global push, diaspora traffic through India
IndiGo marks twenty years by planning a significant international expansion. The airline will induct new aircraft to connect the global Indian diaspora. IndiGo aims to recapture international traffic currently flowing through Gulf hubs. This strategic move will also connect passengers between foreign countries via India. The airline is also focusing on cost leadership and operational efficiency.
Blind chess player from Ahmedabad, Rahul Vaghela has won the Gujarat University chess tournament, beating over 100 sighted competitors from 50 colleges. His friend Dhruv Bhuva, who has partial vision, finished third. Three visually impaired players featured in the top 10. Both train at the Blind People's Association in Ahmedabad.
Michael Dell has shared a 42-year-old earnings statement that he says changed his life by convincing his parents he should leave college and focus on his startup. The viral post has struck a chord online, offering Gen Z a simple career lesson: real results and consistent action often earn trust faster than big plans or perfect timing.
