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Peddi Sudarshan Reddy passes away at 51 after days of treatment, BRS mourns former Narsampet MLA
Former Narsampet MLA Peddi Sudarshan Reddy passed away late Thursday night. He had suffered a heart attack and received treatment in Hyderabad. Reddy began his political career in Nallabelli mandal and joined BRS in 2001. He served as an MLA from Narsampet after winning the 2018 elections. BRS leaders gathered to pay their final respects to the departed leader.
Decisive legal action!: PM Modi releases fresh social media video on stricter exam reforms
US officials pressed China on rare earths, farm goods commitments, Bessent says
US officials urged China to honor commitments on rare earths and agricultural products. These discussions occurred before a potential meeting between President Trump and President Xi. China's recent trade restrictions were viewed as problematic by the United States. Both sides agreed to use consultation channels to strengthen economic ties. This aims to promote a stable and positive China-U.S. economic relationship.
Iran urges Bulgaria to reconsider hosting US military aircraft
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi has urged Bulgaria to reconsider its decision regarding US military aircraft. He stated that Sofia's approval facilitates aggression against Iran and is unacceptable. Araqchi also spoke with Cyprus about preventing foreign military bases from being used against Iran. Bulgaria approved the temporary deployment of US tanker aircraft and personnel at Bezmer air base.
Weather forecast for July 31, 2026: Check IMD rain alerts for Delhi, Gujarat, Kerala and more
Heavy rainfall is expected across large parts of India on Friday. Active monsoon conditions will persist over north, central, east, and southern regions. Several states are likely to witness heavy to very heavy rainfall. Thunderstorms accompanied by lightning and gusty winds have also been forecast. Intense monsoon activity will continue over many parts of the country.
One dead, several feared trapped after four-storey building collapses in Maharashtra's Bhiwandi
A four-storey residential building collapsed in Bhiwandi late Thursday night. One person died and several others are feared trapped under the debris. Rescue teams are actively searching for survivors amidst the rubble. The structure had been declared dangerous and was undergoing repairs. Locals heard cracking sounds before the building caved in.
A mother and her toddler were discovered deceased west of Port MacDonnell. The mother had visited a police station the day before the tragic discovery. Authorities are investigating the incident as a murder-suicide involving the mother and her two children. A three-month-old infant remains missing after extensive land and sea searches concluded. The community has been deeply affected by this heartbreaking incident.
World-famous mountaineer Nirmal Purja is feared missing after a massive avalanche struck Broad Peak. The Alpine Club of Pakistan confirmed deeply concerning reports of the avalanche which occurred on Thursday. A team of ten climbers, including international nationals, has been out of communication since the incident. Authorities are working to mobilize immediate search and rescue operations for the missing climbers.
Vadodara Weather Today, July 31, 2026: Gujarat braces for heavy rain as IMD issues red alerts
Vadodara Weather Today, July 31, 2026: Gujarat anticipates widespread heavy to very heavy rainfall on Friday and Saturday. A deep depression is moving westward towards the state, bringing intense weather activity. Several districts are under red alert for exceptionally heavy rainfall, with others facing an orange alert. This forecast follows recent extreme rainfall events and flood-like situations across the region. Conditions are expected to improve gradually from Sunday onwards.
India signs MoU for first telecom manufacturing zone in Gwalior, targets 10,000 crore investment
NHRC seeks action from Rajasthan over Kota maternal deaths linked to faulty oxytocin
The National Human Rights Commission has directed Rajasthan officials to act on maternal deaths. Substandard oxytocin injections in Kota are allegedly linked to these tragic outcomes. Survivors face severe long-term health issues and financial burdens from ongoing treatment. The commission seeks accountability for regulatory failures and timely compensation for victims. Independent probes and systemic reforms in drug regulation are also demanded.
Iran claims to destroy drone hangars, fuel depot destroyed at US base in Kuwait
US Iran war: IRGC reported destroying US drone hangars and a fuel facility in Kuwait. The IRGC also claimed a missile strike on Jordan's al-Azraq airbase. US Central Command denied damage to any American aircraft in these incidents. They also refuted claims about a commercial oil tanker violating a US blockade. These events occur amid heightened regional hostilities and ongoing diplomatic discussions.
Tesla weighs sale of China business to pave way for potential SpaceX merger: Report
Tesla executives are preparing for a potential separation of its China business operations. This move comes as discussions about a possible merger with SpaceX are underway. Advisers have explored options like a spinoff, sale, or closure for the China division. It remains unclear how quickly Tesla could complete these separation plans. Elon Musk has previously not dismissed the possibility of a Tesla and SpaceX merger.
Missing ITR deadline today is like getting Hit Wicket: Tax department urges a Free Hit filing
The Income Tax Department, in a recent X post, reminded taxpayers that 31 July is the last date to file ITR-1 and ITR-2 for AY 2026-27. Complete filing and e-verification today to avoid late fees, interest and compliance issues.
Pakistan: 11 officers and 15 attackers dead during raid on a police post
Eleven people died after militants attacked a police post in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. Security forces engaged in a gunbattle and killed fifteen militants during the intense fighting. Reinforcements were ambushed en route, damaging an armored personnel carrier before officers fought back. This attack follows a recent surge in violence blamed on the Pakistani Taliban group. Pakistan has accused Afghanistan's Taliban government of providing sanctuary to militants.
US issues sanctions on support networks for Iran's Mahan Air; India-based sales agent included
The United States sanctioned six entities and individuals for supporting Mahan Air. These companies acted as general sales agents for the Iranian airline. Mahan Air allegedly aided Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. One sanctioned entity is India-based Skiez Travels and Logistics Private Limited. The Treasury Department aims to cut off such support from the US financial system.
Trump announces a deal for Hamas to disarm in Gaza, but many hurdles and uncertainty remain
US President Donald Trump announced a deal for Hamas disarmament and Israeli withdrawal from Gaza. This agreement involves carefully structured phases for winding down the conflict. Israeli forces will withdraw as disarmament is completed by Hamas. A new Palestinian police force will work with an international stabilization force. Reconstruction of Gaza is envisioned after the war concludes.
Morning Brief Podcast: No Place to Hide: Inside Maharashtras Food & Drug Crackdown (Part 1)
Iraq denies prior knowledge or authorization for recent US-Saudi strikes on its territory. Baghdad has officially condemned the military action and deferred a prime ministerial visit to Saudi Arabia. The Iraqi government stated it had not granted approval for any attacks within its borders. Iraq has requested evidence from Saudi Arabia regarding drone strikes originating from its soil.
Why India's family businesses continue to thrive across generations and market disruptions
ET celebrates the melding of generational wisdom with disruption, and old school with new-age, along with the never-say-die spirit that makes family-owned businesses some of the strongest and biggest success stories of today
Government reviews net neutrality rules to enable 5G network slicing services
India may allow telecom operators to offer varied internet speeds and specialized services. This review considers advancements like 5G slicing for gaming and healthcare applications. Current net neutrality rules are seen as too rigid for these new technologies. Safeguards will prevent discriminatory practices and ensure the internet remains free. Telecom operators are exploring differentiated services using 5G network slicing capabilities.
Quote of the day by Thomas Edison When you have exhausted all possibilities, remember this - you haven't. The quote explains why persistence matters when a person faces failure or reaches a dead end. Its message connects with hope, hard work, learning, resilience, creative problem-solving and optimism. Thomas Edisons life and inventions also show how repeated experiments can help people find another path forward.
Quote of the Day by Charles Bukowski comes from his 1978 semi-autobiographical novel Women, where his fictional alter ego Henry Chinaski reflects on his fear of deep emotional intimacy. The quote explores how past pain, loneliness and emotional scars can make genuine love feel overwhelming, even when it comes from good people. It also highlights the importance of understanding vulnerability, protecting one's identity and finding a healthy balance between emotional connection and self-preservation.
Quote of the day by Zendaya, You may not have a special life, but you make life special, focuses on self-worth, personal power, appreciation and finding joy in ordinary moments. The quote suggests that people do not need fame or major achievements to create meaning. Daily choices, relationships, kindness and the way people view their lives can shape their happiness.
Spain Border chaos: Thousands of illegal migrants flood Ceuta from Morocco; military deployed
Did you partner with Bill Gates for vaccines?: Rick Scott grills Fauci in fiery COVID-19 hearing
Radical Left maniacs issued driver's license: Trump cracks down on illegal aliens truck drivers
Avaada gets 12,800-cr loan to fund projects in Gujarat and Maharashtra
Avaada Group secured 12,800 crore financing from three major lenders. This funding will support 2.15 GW of renewable energy projects in Gujarat and Maharashtra. These new projects will commence commercial operations starting March 2027. The financing covers hybrid renewable energy and solar capacity developments. The loans have an aggregate tenure of 21.5 years.
Mahindra Last Mile turns unicorn with 322 cr raise
Mahindra Last Mile Mobility has achieved unicorn status after a recent funding round. The company secured approximately 322 crore, valuing it at 10,822 crore. Global investor Lightrock led this significant funding round for the company. Existing investors International Finance Corporation and India-Japan Fund also participated.
NCLT rejects Authum's plan for Vas Infra over CIRP issue
The NCLT rejected Authum Investment's plan for Vas Infrastructure due to irregularities. The tribunal found misrepresentation of assets and misleading disclosures by the resolution professional. This significantly distorted the company's valuation and compromised the insolvency process fairness. The resolution professional's explanation for the error was rejected by the tribunal. The court's strict action emphasizes judicial review of commercial wisdom in insolvency cases.
Maharashtra FDA trains guns on overpriced drugs
Maharashtra FDA plans to approach the NPPA regarding exorbitant drug prices. The agency is examining data and will take action against unethical pricing practices. Hospitals are now complying with orders to allow patients to buy medicines from any pharmacy. Drug manufacturing units will face stricter audits and adherence to WHO standards. The FDA aims to create a culture of compliance and ensure safe food and medicines.
Tata Power buys Karnataka-based transmission co
Tata Power Company has completed acquiring Ryapte Power Transmission Limited. This acquisition involved a full 100% equity stake in the special purpose vehicle. The transaction was an all-cash deal for the transmission project. Tata Power paid 10.87 crore to secure complete ownership.
ET Family Business Awards: Serum Institute, Mankind, Varun Beverages among winners in the limelight
Several Indian family businesses received awards for their significant contributions. Serum Institute of India was honored for philanthropic leadership and saving millions of lives. Mankind Pharma was recognized as a Make in India champion for its growth. Allcargo Logistics won for excellence in digital transformation across its global operations. Inox Air Products and Balkrishna Tyres were also celebrated for their achievements.
Tata Steel Q1 net up 12% on India performance
Tata Steel's net profit rose nearly twelve percent year-on-year for the June quarter. The company announced a substantial capital expenditure of over thirty-three thousand crore rupees for NINL. Indian operations saw profits surge more than thirty-five percent, driving overall company performance. Consolidated revenue increased more than fourteen percent, and EBITDA saw a significant rise.
State insurers quote low premiums to win NPCIL nuke insurance cover
Nuclear Power Corp of India (NPCIL) had budgeted Rs 30.13 crore, including taxes, for insuring Tarapur units 3 and 4 under a one-year property damage programme, said sources. The reverse auction for covering the risk, however, saw bids fall dramatically, with Oriental Insurance quoting Rs 10 crore, United India Insurance Rs 10.98 crore, and New India Assurance Rs 28.9 crore, they added.
IndianOil set for board revamp as govt proposes four MD positions
The government plans to restructure Indian Oil Corporation's board. Four managing director positions will replace the current structure. Functional directors will be reduced to five from eight. This change aims to streamline operations and accelerate innovation. The proposal awaits approval from the Appointments Committee of the Cabinet.
Oh gosh, I can't think: Bidens secret audio tapes reveal memory lapse; classified info leak
Vedanta bets on Hind Zinc for next phase of growth
Vedanta expects substantial growth in the next five to six years. Hindustan Zinc's expansion and critical mineral acquisitions will drive this growth. The company plans significant capital expenditure for capacity expansion this fiscal. Vedanta reported a strong profit jump of 152% in the June quarter. Revenue and EBITDA also saw considerable year-on-year increases.
Piramal Pharma to focus on policy, not Trump tariff tweets: Nandini Piramal
Piramal Pharma will focus on policy actions amid tariff concerns. Its global manufacturing network offers a significant advantage. The company sees strong opportunities in the contract development and manufacturing segment. Piramal Pharma plans to expand existing businesses rather than acquire new ones. Macroeconomic uncertainty and rising interest rates pose potential risks.
Successful family businesses continuously adapt their business models over time. Managing investors, promoters, employees, and clients is critically important for success. Companies finding a balance among these four stakeholders achieve significant progress. Legacy, culture, and hustle create a positive multiplier effect for businesses. Segregating ownership, control, and management aids long-term family business growth.
Quote of the day by Lynn Painter: Author Lynn Painter encourages embracing life's unexpected turns. She reminds us that rigid plans can obscure amazing possibilities. Sometimes, life's detours lead to richer experiences than imagined. Painter's message emphasizes staying open to new opportunities. Disappointments can often pave the way for life's best chapters.
Temporary respite: On the June 2026 data for the Index of Industrial Production
Junes strong industrial performance is not a sign of things to come
CBIC readies rules to facilitate filing of multi-state GST appeals
The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs is preparing a new framework that will streamline departmental appeals involving multiple states. Field formations will gain clarity on filing appeals before the GST Appellate Tribunal. Jurisdictional commissioners will independently decide on appeals for each taxpayer. A formal circular will soon be issued to implement these changes.
No action against protesters: Delhi Govt
Government of NCT of Delhi does not propose to take any further adverse action against the individuals involved in the protests, and the matter shall be treated as closed without any future proceedings on this account, the order read.
India to buck APAC slowdown despite oil, trade and El Nino risks: Moody's Analytics
India's economy is projected to grow strongly in the Asia-Pacific region. Higher oil prices and global slowdown pose significant risks to this outlook. El Nino presents a dual threat of food and energy vulnerability for the nation. AI-driven investments will support regional growth before gradually weakening. Policymakers must balance inflation risks with sustaining economic activity.
Thermax received the Sustainability Champion award at the Economic Times Family Business Awards. The company's future growth plans are now centered on sustainability and cleaner energy. Thermax offers global energy and environment solutions for various industrial needs. The award recognizes Thermax's commitment to reducing environmental footprints. This recognition solidifies Thermax's leading position in sustainable technologies.
Pakistan's crackdown in PoK revives focus on territory's legal limbo, economic woes
Protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir highlight its unresolved legal status and economic struggles. This region is not a Pakistani province and lacks federal revenue shares. Local assemblies possess limited powers, and residents have no national decision-making role. High unemployment and inflation plague the territory, which faces severe financial stress. Despite generating electricity, residents endure frequent power cuts and high tariffs.
Big bets, bigger risks: Why US oil majors are holding back in Venezuela
US oil companies and Venezuela's government face stalled negotiations over key oil assets. Companies seek fiscal guarantees and access to attractive fields, which remains unresolved. Washington encouraged investment to boost crude output amid global supply concerns. Legal uncertainty and past nationalizations deter major companies from new capital. Smaller producers are now being considered to revive production more quickly.
Japanese Proverb of the Day highlights the meaning of To come out of a desperate situation and make a complete return in one sudden burst. The saying reflects the power of resilience, determination, and the ability to overcome difficult circumstances through patience and persistence. It suggests that even when a person faces failure, uncertainty, or seemingly impossible challenges, a major transformation can still happen with the right opportunity, effort, and mindset. The proverb reminds us that setbacks do not define the final outcome, and moments of hardship can become the foundation for a powerful comeback.
Family businesses form India's economic backbone, contributing over seventy-five percent to the nation's GDP. These enterprises consistently outperform their peers, demonstrating enduring strength and resilience. They build value on trust and reputation, a foundation laid long before the startup era. Family businesses think in generations, not just quarters, which fosters long-term stewardship. This unique perspective ensures continued value creation and employment generation for India.
ET Family Business Awards' winners in the limelight: Apollo Hospitals and Muthoot FinCorp
Apollo Hospitals and Muthoot FinCorp received prestigious family business awards. Preetha Reddy highlighted Apollo's commitment to accessible healthcare for all Indians. Muthoot FinCorp's chairman emphasized survival and enduring values over 140 years. Both companies acknowledged their employees and family legacies. Future growth for these businesses will depend on innovation and relevance.
2 months of monsoon, yet over 50% of Indian key reservoirs are half-empty
The level in major reservoirs improved further this week to 44% of the 183.565 billion cubic metres capacity
India-EU FTA includes separate annexure to address EU carbon tax
The India-EU free trade agreement negotiations focused on the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism. A comprehensive work plan will address concerns for small and medium enterprises regarding this mechanism. Legal scrubbing of the free trade agreement has now been completed by both sides. This pact could be signed this year and implemented starting in 2027. India and the EU will engage on taking into account carbon prices paid within India.
ET Family Business Awards: How India Inc's next generation is balancing legacy with innovation
Indian family businesses are entering a new growth phase. Next generations balance legacy with innovation and measured risk. Family offices now deploy capital for startups and frontier technologies. Legacy groups focus on calibrated risk-taking and manufacturing capabilities. Succession planning and adapting to new markets are key challenges.
Soccer: UEFA to boycott World Cup and FIFA tournaments over stake sale plans
European soccer body UEFA and its nations reject FIFA's World Cup sale proposal. They will boycott all FIFA tournaments unless the plan is abandoned. This move creates a major governance crisis for the global soccer organization. Other confederations and player unions also criticize FIFA's lack of consultation. The decision impacts future tournaments like the 2027 women's World Cup.
True leadership requires active listening and understanding others' perspectives. This African proverb emphasizes that respect is earned through mutual exchange. Modern leaders must engage and collaborate to build trust and loyalty. Listening fosters innovation and strengthens relationships in all settings. Valuing diverse opinions leads to better and more balanced decisions.
African Proverb of the Day highlights the meaning of The day you are unlucky, even the cold food burns. The saying reflects how periods of misfortune can make even the simplest or most ordinary situations seem difficult. Using the impossible image of cold food burning, it emphasizes that when luck appears to be against you, minor setbacks can feel much bigger than they really are. At its core, the proverb reminds us that bad days are a natural part of life, encouraging patience, resilience, and the confidence that difficult times will eventually pass.
The Proverb of the Day, Good things come to those who wait, but better things come to those who work for it, highlights the importance of balancing patience with consistent effort. While waiting can create opportunities, real success usually comes from taking action, improving over time and staying committed to one's goals. The saying remains relevant in careers, education and personal growth, reminding people that perseverance and hard work often lead to the best outcomes.
Delhi govt to provide property Aadhaar cards; bring Land Records Bill: CM Rekha Gupta
Delhi government is preparing the Land Records Bill, 2026 for property Aadhaar cards. A scientific survey of every property will be conducted across the National Capital Territory. This modern digital land records system will extend to urban areas and all property types. Authenticated digital property records will eliminate ambiguity and reduce land disputes. The bill is expected to be passed in a special session later this year.
Nick Shirley 'exposes' Walz, Ilhan Omar over MN Somali fraud: 'It's taxpayers VS fraudsters!'
A LinkedIn post by YesMadam co-founder and CEO Aditya Arya has gone viral after he shared how a 90-second airport meeting with his wife and co-founder, Garima Sharma, became their version of a date. The couple said building a startup has turned quick layovers into cherished moments together, sparking conversations online about entrepreneurship, marriage and the realities of work-life balance.
Insurance penetration remains low despite growth in real estate sector, says expert
He was speaking at a fireside chat titled Beyond bricks & mortar: why risk protection is critical to modern infrastructure
Trump LIVE | POTUS unveils 'freedom haulers' program to replace immigrant truckers with veterans
'They had my daughter's voice': Mother's emotional testimony reveals threats of AI voice cloning
Swiggy clocks Rs 791 crore net loss in Q1
The firm reported a loss of Rs 1,197 crore in the corresponding period last financial year (Q1 FY26), according to its stock exchange filing.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's warning on AI: Companies that 'outsource thinking' may not survive
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella cautions businesses about AI provider dependency. He urges companies to retain control over their data and AI outputs. Businesses should separate AI infrastructure from proprietary models for flexibility. This approach prevents providers from gaining undue operational knowledge. Such strategic control ensures long-term business survival and independence.
Maori proverb of the day: Maori saying highlights that consistent daily movement builds good health over time. An active person will remain healthy while a lazy one will become sick. Physical activity benefits the heart, energy levels, sleep, and mood significantly. Simple actions like walking and gardening contribute to overall well-being.
Tharoor-led panel urges govt to closely monitor China's activities in Bangladesh
A parliamentary panel expressed concern over China's growing influence in Bangladesh. The committee urged India to monitor foreign powers' activities closely. India should leverage its development cooperation to strengthen its partnership. The panel also highlighted persistent challenges along the India-Bangladesh border. Enhanced surveillance and a multi-agency framework are recommended for border security.
Ohio man wins lottery twice in one day after buying back-to-back tickets from same store
An Ohio man experienced remarkable luck winning two scratch-off tickets on a single day. His first ticket yielded a substantial prize of $40,000 annually for twenty-five years. He chose the lump sum payout of $500,000, receiving $366,250 after taxes. A second ticket purchased the same day added another $25,000 to his winnings. The fortunate winner plans an extended vacation and a new vehicle.
French Proverb of the Day highlights the meaning of You cannot be very smart if you have never done anything foolish. The saying reflects how mistakes, failures, and imperfect choices are essential parts of learning and personal growth. It suggests that true intelligence is not about avoiding every mistake, but about gaining wisdom through experience, understanding errors, and using those lessons to make better decisions in life.
These 5 Red Flag phrases could signal your relationship is nearing its breaking point
Every couple has disagreements from time to time. In fact, psychologists have long emphasized that conflict alone doesn't determine whether a relationship will thrive or fall apart, what matters most is how partners communicate during and after those difficult moments. While a single argument rarely signals the end of a relationship, certain phrases repeated over time can point to deeper patterns of emotional distance, contempt, or a loss of hope.
Jordanian athlete missing update: The search for the Jordanian athlete missing from Rice University has ended after the 24-year-old soccer player with cerebral palsy was found safe in Illinois. Officials say he traveled there on his own, though the reason for his sudden departure remains under investigation and is yet to be known.
'They want to control every facet of your lives!': Moody blasts Democrats over masking, distancing
Emami expects 25% of turnover from new-age brands by FY30
Emami anticipates strategic investments will significantly boost its consolidated turnover. New-age brands and digital capabilities are central to this growth strategy. The company aims for these investments to contribute twenty-five percent by fiscal year thirty. Digital channels and new-age brands already show substantial growth in domestic revenue. Emami remains optimistic about India's growth prospects and rural demand recovery.
'Blue states hiding data?: Hawley presses CDC nominee Schwartz over 'abortion surveillance'
Japanese proverb of the day: The ancient Japanese proverb The reverse side also has a reverse side (Ura no ura wa omote) explores the subtle duality of human perception and truth. At its core, the saying highlights that what lies beneath the surface often contains another layer of reality, ultimately returning us to the original truth when examined deeply.
Trump may withdraw Todd Blanche nomination to avoid Senate concessions
President Trump may withdraw Todd Blanche's nomination for Attorney General. This action stems from demands for concessions on a tax immunity agreement. Republican Senators Cornyn and Tillis seek assurances regarding the Anti-Weaponization Fund. They also want clarity on the scope of protection from tax audits. The Senate Judiciary Committee postponed a vote on Blanche's nomination.
Word of the Day: Perfidious - meaning, origin, usage in sentence explained
Perfidious describes individuals who betray trust through deceit and treachery. This formal adjective originates from Latin words meaning faithless and betrayal. Historically, the term has been used to denote serious acts of disloyalty. It is distinct from minor mistakes or accidental errors in judgment. Understanding perfidious helps in recognizing profound acts of disloyalty.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day is now playing in theatres, but many fans are already waiting for its OTT release. While the makers have not announced an official streaming date or platform, reports suggest the Tom Holland-starrer could arrive on Netflix after its theatrical run, possibly in late September or October 2026. Here's everything we know so far about its expected digital release, story and cast.
IndiGo's managing director defended its large market share, citing unique routes and global competition needs. He explained that 34% of capacity serves markets where no other airline operates. IndiGo's market dominance is attributed to its business plan and rivals' inability to compete. The airline has implemented operational improvements after recent disruptions and cancellations. Future industry expansion is expected to significantly rationalize IndiGo's market share.
FinMin launches Protection & Indemnity Insurance product under Bharat Maritime Insurance Pool
On this occasion, Financial Services Secretary Sanjay Lohia handed over the first Protection & Indemnity (P&I) insurance policy document to Shipping Corporation of India Ltd
Creative economy development can reduce youth unemployment: Minister
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Does Indias DIY mutual fund boom needs structured assistance?
Over 5-6 crore Indians now invest in mutual funds, thanks to digital platforms. While ease of access has increased, first-time investors face complexities in asset allocation. Future investing will require curated advice and structured assistance to ensure successful long-term portfolios.
Buffalo meat, non-basmati rice lift Indias Q1 agri produce exports
Shipments rise 14% to $7.64 billion; Basmati rice shipments decline on reduced offtake
Domestic sugar prices to remain firm in short-term, says Triveni
Company registers 2.1 per cent growth in net turnover at Rs 1,581 crore
Arika Kundu, a young Indian-American student, has developed an innovative method for reducing pesticide residues. Her project utilizes discarded peanut shells to create a natural biosorbent material for produce. This groundbreaking work has secured her a place as a top finalist in a national science competition. She will collaborate with a scientist to refine her project for the final round.
A mountaineer survived a severe avalanche and later found a significant fossil. This discovery includes part of a 201-million-year-old marine reptile jawbone. The fossil represents the first such find of its kind in Wales. He now pursues fossil hunting as a mindful and focused activity. His experience highlights amateur discoveries outside traditional research.
Innov8 founder Ritesh Malik buys Golf Links bungalow for Rs 85 crore
Ritesh Malik, Innov8 founder, purchased a bungalow in Delhi's Golf Links for Rs 85 crore. This transaction marks a trend of corporate leaders acquiring upscale properties in the area. India Sotheby's International Realty facilitated this high-value residential deal for both parties. Golf Links has become a preferred destination for entrepreneurs seeking prime locations. Several other prominent figures have also bought properties in this exclusive Delhi neighborhood.
US and Iran trade missile barrages as hopes dim for a quick resolution to the five-month conflict
The United States and Iran exchanged missile strikes, escalating regional conflict. Jordan and Kuwait reported intercepting Iranian missiles and a deadly strike respectively. Drone attacks caused fires on ships at an Egyptian port this week. The ongoing war has significantly impacted global fuel prices and the economy. Diplomatic efforts continue to normalize the situation and reopen key trade routes.
Quote of the Day by Samuel L. Jackson: Samuel L. Jacksons quote, When Im not working, I like to play golf, explores the importance of work-life balance, personal interests, and making time for activities that bring happiness and relaxation. The quote suggests that success should not only be measured by professional achievements but also by the ability to enjoy personal passions, recharge the mind, and maintain emotional well-being outside of work. It highlights how hobbies can provide balance, reduce stress, and create moments of joy in a busy life.
