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You have Trump Derangement Syndrome!': Hegseth, Peters spar over Iran war at fiery Senate hearing
FBI issues 'wanted' notice for Indian national in drug trafficking case
The FBI has launched a search for Harmanveer Singh following Operation Hard Ball, an international crackdown on India-linked crime syndicates. Singh faces federal charges in California for alleged drug trafficking tied to the Canada-based Ravinder Dhanda gang. A USD 50,000 reward has also been offered for Goldy Brar.
Today's Quote of the Day by Michael Bloomberg is a reminder that meaningful success rarely comes without uncertainty. Drawing from his own journey as an entrepreneur, Bloomberg explains why taking difficult risks often leads to the biggest opportunities. His words challenge us to stop fearing failure and start seeing challenges as the path to lasting growth, purpose, and achievement.
New York flights cancelled/delayed: Severe thunderstorms are causing widespread flight cancellations and significant delays across the US Northeast. Major airports in New York, including JFK, LaGuardia, and Newark, are experiencing major disruptions. The Federal Aviation Administration has implemented traffic management measures to ensure flight safety during the storms. Hundreds of flights have been affected, impacting both domestic and international travel plans. Passengers are advised to check their flight status and airline updates before traveling.
Interstellar actress Jessica Chastain stars in the upcoming horror film Other Mommy. The movie centers on a young girl and a malevolent entity. Its terrifying trailer was released yesterday, July 21. The film is an adaptation of a bestselling novel by Josh Malerman. Other Mommy is scheduled for release on October 9.
Indias edible oil import bill up 20% in first 8 months
Shipments likely to top touch 1.75 lakh crore in 2025-26 oil year
Government says 629 national highway projects behind schedule
Many national highway projects are delayed beyond their original completion schedules. Over 100 contractors faced blacklisting for poor quality highway construction work. Advanced traffic management systems will be deployed across major national highways. Black corridors with high accident rates have been identified using AI tools. FASTag annual passes for cars have seen significant uptake and transactions.
Bajel Projects signs 500 kV transmission line pact with EETC in Cairo
Bajel Projects Ltd has signed an agreement with Egypt's EETC for transmission line projects. This agreement covers two sections of a 500 kV overhead transmission line. The combined order is valued at over Rs 400 crore for the national grid. This project strengthens Egypt's high voltage transmission backbone and supports economic demand. The company's MENA presence is growing with this significant international undertaking.
Nestl cooks up 35.6% export growth as Maggi finds new global shelves amid war jitters
In the June quarter, Nestl India achieved a remarkable export increase of 35.6%. The launch of new Maggi variants in Canada and Europe played a crucial role in amplifying its global reach. Furthermore, Nescaf Sunrise's entry into Lebanon marked a significant milestone. With total sales skyrocketing by 25.4%, driven by growing consumer loyalty and volume growth, the company proudly attained 4-Star Export House recognition for its substantial export efforts.
IMD Update: Active monsoon to bring heavy rain in coastal districts of Bengal
Coastal districts of North and South 24 Parganas and Purba Medinipur to receive heavy rainfall till July 24, IMD says
Will evaluate possible separation of financial services biz: TVS Motor Co Chairman
TVS Motor Company is exploring options for its financial services arm. The company chairman mentioned a possible separation to unlock shareholder value. TVS Credit has grown significantly, managing assets over thirty thousand crore. International business is expected to grow in Africa and Asia. The company continues investing in technology and new products for growth.
Opposition MPs met Sonam Wangchuk, urging him to end his hunger strike. They assured him that examination irregularities would be raised in Parliament. The MPs expressed full support for the students' movement and its cause. They requested Wangchuk to withdraw his fast for the nation's benefit. Parliamentarians promised to seek protection for protesters and prevent coercive actions.
Rajya Sabha adjourned for the day as govt accuses Opposition of not allowing NEET debate
The Rajya Sabha faced adjournment for the day due to a deadlock. Opposition parties demanded a discussion on the NEET paper leak issue. The government accused the opposition of imposing new conditions for the debate. Both sides cited different rules for initiating parliamentary discussions. No business has been conducted in the Upper House since Monday.
Collective Studios partners with Zee 5 to unveil six AI-driven Historyverse Originals
Zee5 has partnered with Collective Studios' Historyverse to launch six AI-powered original titles based on Indian mythology, folklore and history. The slate will stream in seven languages, combining cultural storytelling with immersive technology. Both companies said the collaboration aims to create globally relevant entertainment while preserving the authenticity of India's timeless narratives.
TVS Motor may hive off TVS Credit financial services business to unlock value
In a strategic move to boost shareholder value after an impressive year, TVS Motor Company is exploring the separation of its financial services division. The company is optimistic about its potential in international markets, with plans to unveil new motorcycle models across various countries. Additionally, TVS Motor is focused on advancing technology and product development for sustained growth.
India's External Affairs Minister conveyed concerns to Russia regarding seafarer safety. This discussion occurred after four Indian crew members died in a Black Sea attack. The ministers also addressed trade, investment, and energy security issues. India previously summoned Russia's charge d'affaires to express grave concerns. The attack on the merchant vessel was deemed unacceptable and must be avoided.
Zomato's Deepinder Goyal shrugs off Rapido, Swiggy's budget food bets
Eternal's CEO Deepinder Goyal downplayed competition from Rapido and Swiggy's budget food delivery services. He stated these low-cost offerings have had a limited impact on their business. Goyal emphasized Eternal's focus on its Bistro initiative for supply chain innovation. This new model aims to make food delivery viable at lower price points. Other companies also prioritize long-term growth over competing solely on price.
Rain deficit shrinks to 21 % as wet spell intensifies in West, North-West
Central India (deficit of 13 per cent) and North-West India (18 per cent) emerge as best-performing regionsthis week
2027 census to be fully digital; data collection will not affect welfare schemes, says Official
India's 2027 Census will be fully digital, utilising advanced technology for enumeration. Approximately 30 lakh enumerators will conduct the decennial exercise across the nation. The census will occur in two phases, beginning with house listing and housing details. A self-enumeration portal allows citizens to register their information online before fieldwork. Data collected will strictly serve national planning purposes, not welfare scheme eligibility.
SOA vs demat account: Which option is better for mutual fund investors after SEBI's latest move?
SEBIs move to allow standing instructions for SWP and STP facilities on demat-held mutual fund units is a significant step towards improving investor convenience. While SOA may offer lower costs, demat provides consolidated portfolio management and a single nomination facility for investors.
An ancient aqueduct in Kasganj amazes visitors with its unique design. A river flows beneath while a canal runs directly over its structure. This remarkable feat of engineering was completed in 1889 without cement or steel. Traditional materials like lime, jaggery, and lentil water were used in its construction. The Nadrai Aqueduct continues to irrigate farmland after more than 130 years.
Today's Quote of the Day by Pablo Neruda comes from his celebrated collection 100 Love Sonnets and captures one of the purest expressions of unconditional love ever written. The Nobel Prize-winning Chilean poet reminds us that the deepest relationships aren't built on pride or explanations, but on trust, vulnerability, and a connection that words alone can never fully describe.
Quote of the Day: Walt Whitman's quote Happiness, not in another place but this place...not for another hour, but this hour encourages finding happiness in the present moment. This timeless message reminds us that joy exists right here and now and many people postpone happiness by waiting for future achievements and goals.
Know how to book Commonwealth Games 2026 tickets online: The Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow begin tomorrow, July 23, and conclude on August 2. Tickets for the sporting event are currently available for purchase through the official website. Prices range from seventeen pounds for non-medal events and twenty-six pounds for medal sessions. Concession tickets start at twelve pounds, while opening ceremony seats cost between forty-five and one hundred ninety-five pounds.
Centre rebukes DGCA over conflict-of-interest lapses, documents show
Ministry flags conflict-of-interest failures and disclosure delays; concerns rise amid sector growth and safety scrutiny
Raghu Vamsi Aerospace to set up 600 cr superalloy manufacturing facility in Telangana
The project will be led bySK Jha, former Chairman and Managing Director of Mishra Dhatu Nigam (Midhani), Indias premier special metals manufacturer.
A Bengaluru-based couple, Megha and Shubham, have gone viral after sharing the five money rules that guide their family's finances. In an Instagram video, the couple explained why they avoid spending to impress others, prioritise travel and family experiences over material possessions, invest consistently, treat fitness as a long-term investment, and divide household expenses between them. Their practical approach to money has sparked conversations online, with many praising their focus on financial planning and shared priorities.
Ebola outbreak: Nearly 1,000 people killed in Congo
Congo's Ebola outbreak has claimed over 999 lives, marking history's fastest spread. The virus has infected 2,473 people, with 737 currently isolated. This outbreak lacks approved vaccines or treatments, unlike previous ones. Unknown transmission chains fuel its rapid spread across multiple provinces. Intensified efforts are urgently needed to contain this severe and fatal disease.
India's edible oil import bill may rise 9% to 1.75 lakh cr in 2025-26 mkt yr ending Oct: SEA
SEA President expresses concern over rising import bills, says oilseed revolution could no longer wait
LIVE: Rahul Gandhis addresses media| Opposition vs govt over police action against students
ZEE5 announced its largest multilingual content slate featuring new original series and films. The platform will offer content across seven Indian languages, including Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu. Popular returning franchises like Rangbaaz and Janaawar are also confirmed for new seasons. Read on to know more about the upcoming shows and movies on OTT.
Beneficiaries under Andhra Pradesh's Talliki Vandanam scheme 2026 have begun receiving their 13,000 deposit in their accounts from today, 22 July. We explain the eligibility criteria, how to apply, and how you can check payment status.
The Spanish proverb The wolf may lose its teeth, but never its nature highlights how external circumstances may change, but a persons core character often remains. The saying suggests that losing power, wealth or status does not automatically transform someones habits or values. Like a wolf that loses its teeth but keeps its instincts, people often reveal their true nature through their actions, especially during times of change.
Digital lending in India: How Aadhaar, payments and account aggregators are changing credit
India's lending ecosystem has evolved through digital innovation and public-private partnerships, enhancing data sharing and analysis.
Reliance launches AJIO Beauty to capture India's booming market
Reliance Retail has launched AJIO Beauty, expanding its beauty business. This move integrates cosmetics and personal care onto its fashion platform. The strategy aims to build an integrated fashion, beauty, and lifestyle ecosystem. AJIO Beauty will offer a wide range of products and brands nationwide. This expansion taps into India's rapidly growing beauty and personal care market.
IMIA pushes One India-One Fishery Improvement Project for sustainable marine ingredients sector
Harmonised national FIP framework would strengthen Indias credibility in international markets, improve access to sustainability-focused buyers and reduce duplication of efforts, says IMIA President
Buying or investing in silver: Here's how silver ETFs, FoFs, jewellery and utensils are taxed
The tax treatment of silver depends on the investment route and the holding period. While capital gains tax applies to ETFs, FoFs and physical silver, the purchase of physical silver also attracts GST.
How account aggregators are making credit more inclusive in India
India's Account Aggregator framework enhances Open Finance by enabling secure, consent-based sharing of financial data.
No foreign equities: Why Bajaj AMC's Nimish Chandan swears by India
Home bias isn't a tactical call based on current market conditions but an investing philosophy Bajaj AMC's Nimish Chandan has followed for years.
India is on a mission to become the world's third-largest space economy by the year 2033. This ambitious vision hinges on vital changes in policy and regulatory frameworks. Lowering launch costs and ramping up local manufacturing of materials are critical. Additionally, emphasizing satellite applications in the downstream sector is essential for revenue enhancement. Strengthening the regulatory functions of IN-SPACe will be key to this sector's success.
Beyond roti, kapda, makaan: Inside India's new consumption story
Indian consumers now prioritize experiences and lifestyle choices over basic needs. Average monthly spending has increased across both rural and urban areas. Food now forms a smaller portion of household expenditure, reflecting rising incomes. Younger generations balance saving for homes with immediate lifestyle purchases. Easy credit fuels consumption, increasing household debt levels significantly.
Raccoon Jimothy: A Seattle raccoon named Jimothy became an internet sensation after a short video surfaced online. His unusual appearance, likely due to a spinal deformity, captivated millions of viewers. Wildlife experts confirmed Jimothy appears healthy and adapted to his environment. They advise against approaching or attempting to rescue the resilient animal. Jimothy's story highlights nature's surprises and the power of online connection.
Former Agniveers will receive fifty percent reservation in constable posts. This reservation applies to Central Armed Police Forces and Assam Rifles. Candidates receive a three-year upper age limit relaxation. First batch Agniveers get an additional five-year age concession. Ex-Agniveers are exempt from physical and written recruitment tests.
Dharmendra Pradhan 1997 protest: In 1997, Dharmendra Pradhan joined over 1,500 students outside the Odisha secretariat to protest a paper leak and was beaten by police badly enough to sustain fractures. He is now India's Union Education Minister, and students are gathered at Delhi's Jantar Mantar demanding his resignation over alleged irregularities in the NEET-UG examination.
'Gosh! We need straight answers...': Sen Kennedy grills Hegseth, Gen Caine over Iran nuclear program
Psychology says people who defend movie villains may be using empathy in unexpected ways
Psychology says people who defend negative characters in movies are often responding to empathy, narrative immersion, moral reasoning, and curiosity about human behavior.
Former Australia captain Paul Wade diagnosed with probable CTE
Former Australian soccer captain Paul Wade has probable CTE, which affects his memory and mood. He now advocates for banning heading the ball for players under twelve years old. Wade shared his experiences to inform families and protect future generations of athletes. Neurologists recommend reducing heading at junior levels, emphasizing brain health for young players. This situation highlights growing awareness of brain injuries in contact sports globally.
American author Nathaniel Hawthorne believed that chasing happiness directly can make it harder to find. In his 1851 work American Notebooks, he wrote, Happiness in this world, when it comes, comes incidentally. Make it the object of pursuit, and it leads us a wild-goose chase, and is never attained. His words reflect the idea that joy often comes from meaningful living, purpose and experiences rather than endless searching for happiness itself.
Indias healthcare sector records strong FY26 growth
Strong hospital performance, expanding diagnostics and sustained investor interest powered healthcare sector growth
Karnataka attracts $13 billion in FDI as tech, GCC investments surge
Karnataka's foreign direct investment nearly doubled to thirteen billion dollars last financial year. Tech investors and global capability centers significantly boosted Karnataka's investment inflows. Maharashtra, the top destination, experienced a dip in foreign direct investment after two years. Computer software and hardware sectors cornered nearly forty percent of total inflows. Food processing industry saw foreign direct investment grow nearly six times.
Kalshi debuts US midterms hub for election forecasts and polling data
Kalshi has launched a new hub for tracking U.S. midterm elections. This platform offers real-time election forecasts and polling data. It uses prices from prediction markets, reflecting traders' financial risk. The hub aims to be a comprehensive resource for various election stakeholders. This launch follows the rapid growth of prediction markets since 2024.
Bayers Trance to help cotton farmers manage sucking pests
New insecticide is available across all major cotton growing States from July
Sold inherited property at a loss? Check how to report capital loss in ITR-2 and save future tax
Selling inherited property at a loss requires correct reporting in ITR-2. Understand capital loss calculation, carry-forward rules, documentation needs and tax filing steps to claim eligible benefits and stay compliant under the Income Tax Act.
Bengaluru travel enthusiast Ankit Rastogi transformed 10 acres of barren land into a thriving forest. This eco-estate, Surwahi Social Ecoestate Kanha, in Madhya Pradesh, now boasts over 6000 native plants. Construction utilized thick mud walls and recycled terracotta tiles for sustainable architecture. The estate is largely powered by solar energy and uses a wood-fired boiler. This project demonstrates a deep commitment to low-impact, sustainable living practices.
Sikkim tunnel collapse: Rescuers resume operation to recover remaining bodies
Rescue operations have resumed at the NHPC Teesta Stage VI Hydropower Project's tunnel following a pause caused by mud and water buildup. An explosion believed to be triggered by methane gas led to a catastrophic tunnel collapse, claiming the lives of at least twenty workers. To date, twelve bodies have been found, with additional recoveries expected as water is drained.
Woman injured during CJP's Monday protest conscious, taken off ventilator: RML Hospital
A 21-year-old woman injured during police action is now conscious and breathing independently. Doctors at RML Hospital confirmed her steady improvement and normal brain and spine scans. She was injured during a protest organized by the Cockroach Janta Party on July 20. Protesters marched towards Parliament demanding the Education Minister's resignation over an alleged exam paper leak.
6 healthy monsoon foods that boost immunity and keep you energised
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey continues its strong box office run in India. Premium ticket prices for IMAX and recliner seats remain largely unchanged. The film has already achieved Christopher Nolan's biggest opening day in India. It has also become the highest-grossing IMAX release within the country. Read on to know how much fans are paying after one week of release.
A viral X post shared by Sophia highlights a workplace clash over phone usage policies. She claimed a Gen Z employee lost 10% of his bonus after being caught using his phone five times. Later, when office Wi-Fi failed, managers relied on his phone hotspot. After HR rejected his internet reimbursement request, he disconnected the hotspot and refused to help further, citing the same phone policy that had penalised him.
India's Imagicaaworld bets on experience economy with $104 million expansion plan
Imagicaaworld plans a 10 billion rupee expansion across major Indian cities. The company aims to increase its park portfolio from nine to thirteen locations. Ticket prices will rise by five to eight percent to boost margins. This move follows a weak fiscal year impacted by external factors. Imagicaaworld anticipates strong revenue growth and improved EBITDA margins.
Kuldeep Yadav signs for Yorkshire to play five One Day Cup and three red-ball games
Kuldeep Yadav has joined Yorkshire County Cricket Club for eight matches of Metro Bank One Day Cup and County Championship. Meanwhile, Ashutosh Sharma, an uncapped all-rounder, made a significant impact on his Hampshire debut by taking three wickets, leading his team to a decisive fifty-run victory against Yorkshire.
Nagaland releases Rs 70 lakh ex-gratia for landslide victims in Mon district after floods
Nagaland government released Rs 70 lakhs ex-gratia and relief for flood and landslide victims. The Chief Minister also provided Rs 10 lakhs for civil societies and volunteers assisting rescue efforts. Extreme weather claimed nine lives and caused widespread destruction across the district. The District Administration continues search and rescue operations and relief distribution. Residents are advised to remain vigilant due to continuing monsoon conditions.
Generic drugmaker Sandoz to engage with US after Trump tariff threat
US President Donald Trump threatened steep tariffs on generic drugmakers. He stated medicines must be manufactured locally or face significant import duties. Swiss firm Sandoz will continue discussions with policymakers on this matter. The company is assessing implications for its manufacturing operations and future investments. This move aims to reverse offshore production and could increase drug prices.
Hitler's birthplace begins new life as a police station
The building where Adolf Hitler was born in Braunau am Inn is now a police station. Austria's government hopes this conversion will deter neo-Nazi pilgrimages to the site. The house, previously privately owned, was compulsorily purchased by the Austrian government in 2017. Officials aim to strip the building of its historical mystique and prevent any association with Hitler.
Sugar stock limits may offer temporary relief but risk disrupting the supply chain: Industry
India is unlikely to face any immediate sugar shortage, as domestic stocks are expected to be sufficient to meet demand until the next crushing season begins, says Atul Chaturvedi of Shree Renuka Sugars.
South Africa's data centre 'gold rush' risks resource crunch
South Africa is becoming Africa's digital hub with expanding data centres. This growth, however, raises concerns about electricity and water resource strain. Industry leaders claim smaller scale and efficient cooling systems mitigate these impacts. Government acknowledges these environmental concerns and promotes sustainable practices. The sector remains vital for economic growth and job creation.
Multi-cap mutual funds continued to attract strong investor inflows in June 2026, even as returns varied widely across schemes. While most funds delivered positive one-year returns, only four ended in the red in the last one year period.
Crowdfunding and tax: why good intentions alone don't guarantee exemption
Crowdfunding may be driven by compassion, but that doesn't automatically make the money tax-free. Here's what the law says, why the rules remain unclear, and how to avoid future tax disputes.
CJP's Saurav Das: 'We are not going to anyone's office, meet at neutral place near Jantar Mantar'
British mansion that secretly recorded Nazi generals during WWII reopens as museum
Trent Park mansion reopened as a museum detailing its secret wartime role. British intelligence used hidden microphones to record captured Nazi generals' conversations. This operation gathered crucial military intelligence about German programs and activities. Refugee listeners played a vital role in transcribing these sensitive discussions. The museum now showcases this hidden chapter of British intelligence history.
Delhi Police showed restraint: BJP MP accuses CJP of spreading fake news over student protest
How to develop a leadership mindset without being in a leadership role yet
Leadership potential emerges long before formal management roles are attained. Professionals demonstrate leadership by taking ownership and thinking beyond their defined job descriptions. Developing strategic curiosity and seeking consistent feedback are crucial for growth. ET Masterclass offers programs to enhance decision-making and strategic thinking skills. Aspiring leaders should focus on ownership and continuous learning to build their mindset.
'Netanyahu not welcome in NYC...': Mamdani calls on US govt to arrest Israeli Prime Minister
Country needs him: CJP requests Sonam Wangchuk to end hunger strike
The Cockroach Janta Party has urged activist Wangchuk to halt his hunger strike, emphasizing the importance of his life. They pledged to continue their peaceful protest at Jantar Mantar until their objectives are achieved. Moreover, CJP has rejected Union Health Minister JP Nadda's invitation for a meeting, asserting that discussions should be held right at their protest location.
'He just cried': Skyroot CEO's heartfelt tribute to the father who never gave up on him
After Vikram-1 became India's first privately developed rocket to reach orbit, Skyroot Aerospace CEO Pawan Chandana revealed that the first person he called was his father. Chandana shared that he had scored just 51 in Maths and even failed a subject before eventually making it to IIT Kharagpur. His father, who always believed in him, broke down in tears after the launch, leaving Chandana deeply emotional and grateful for his unwavering support.
NEET AIR 1 Aryan Gupta on student protests: Hope we make system better
Expect an uptick in borrowing costs within India's bond market as uncertainties loom large. The 10-year government bond yield remains under pressure from upside risks. Non-Banking Financial Companies are facing steepest borrowing premiums, outpacing corporate borrowers, who are themselves grappling with increased spreads over public sector counterparts. This environment of macroeconomic unpredictability, along with higher bond yields, could lead to even steeper borrowing rates.
Charlie Chaplin's quote of the day, Perfect love is the most beautiful of all frustrations, defines the sentiment that arises because true affection surpasses all human expression. His own difficult childhood shaped his profound understanding of human emotions. Chaplin's silent film characters conveyed deep feelings without spoken words. Scroll down and read on to know why today's quote still matters.
Cabinet clears 62,500 cr MPMS scheme: 'Focus now on components, design, research'
Uber, Ola, Rapido services hit in Hyderabad as cab, auto drivers go on flash strike
Demand fair minimum base fare for all app-based transport services
Kalyan Banerjee clashes with ex-TMC MPs in Lok Sabha
TMC leader Kalyan Banerjee had a heated exchange with NCPI MPs in the Lok Sabha. This incident occurred after the House was adjourned due to opposition uproar on Wednesday. Mitali Bagh, Shatabdi Roy, and Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar were among the NCPI members involved. Some opposition members intervened to calm the situation, and Banerjee later left the House. NCPI members then met Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla to raise the issue.
Cop killed in terrorist attack in J-K's Anantnag
A policeman was killed during a terrorist attack in Anantnag town on Wednesday. Head Constable Ashiq Hussain, on Amarnath yatra security duty, was injured and later declared dead. Security forces have cordoned off the area and initiated a search operation for the assailants. The Resistance Front, an outfit of Lashkar-e-Toiba, claimed responsibility for the incident. This attack occurred around 12:30 pm at Lal Chowk in Anantnag.
India's edible oil imports to surge July-October as supplies shrink before festivals
India's edible oil imports will increase from July to October. This rise is due to slower domestic soybean and rapeseed crushing operations. Higher imports are expected to meet demand before the festive season begins. Refiners are actively purchasing palm and soy oil for upcoming shipments. This will support global vegetable oil futures and reduce supplier inventories.
From BTS to bibimbap: How the Korean Wave quietly conquered India's imagination
South Korean cultural exports like K-pop and K-dramas have significantly boosted India's engagement. This cultural wave now fuels substantial economic ties and foreign investment. Korean brands are deeply embedded in India's consumer market across various sectors. Bilateral trade and investment are expanding, covering advanced manufacturing and technology. This partnership aims to build resilient ecosystems from chips to ships.
India's installed solar capacity rises 57-fold since 2014 to 162.15 GW, Government tells Parliament
India's solar power capacity has expanded significantly to 162.15 GW by June 2026. This growth places India as the world's third-largest nation in installed solar capacity. Solar parks and manufacturing units are being developed to support this expansion. Rooftop solar initiatives are also benefiting numerous households across the country. Investments and module manufacturing capacity have seen substantial increases.
Domino's India operator Jubilant FoodWorks' Senior VP & CIO Narottam Sharma resigns
Jubilant FoodWorks announced its Chief Information Officer Narottam Sharma has resigned. Sharma will depart the company on September 18, 2026, for new opportunities. He submitted his resignation via email on July 21, 2026. The company stated a successor will be appointed in due course. Sharma also held the position of Senior Managerial Personnel.
CJP declines to meet JP Nadda at his residence, says govt should come to Jantar Mantar
The Cockroach Janta Party has declined an invitation to meet Union Minister JP Nadda. Party leaders stated the government should visit their protest site at Jantar Mantar. They are holding a 'janata darbar' and want ministers to engage with the people. The party offered a neutral venue if security was a concern for officials. They also questioned the government's genuine intent to address their demands.
Calcutta HC: Aadhaar can prove occupancy, not necessarily residence
The Calcutta High Court ruled Aadhaar is prima facie proof of property occupation. This decision came after residents appealed a demolition order for their dwellings. The court stated demolition powers apply to unauthorized constructions, not occupants of authorized structures. Port authorities cannot demolish their own buildings due to dilapidation concerns.
Ahmedabad's world-class infrastructure sealed India's 2030 CWG bid: Commonwealth Sport CEO
India secured the 2030 Commonwealth Games hosting rights due to its excellent existing infrastructure. Commonwealth Sport CEO Katie Sadleir highlighted India's proposal aligning with the Games Reset model. The nation's strong performance and passion for the Games also strengthened its bid significantly. India's ambition to host the 2036 Olympics further bolstered its Commonwealth Games proposal. Indigenous sports may feature, showcasing India's unique cultural and sporting heritage.
No proposal to utilise unclaimed LIC, EPFO funds for other purposes: Govt
Unclaimed insurance funds over ten years go to the Senior Citizen Welfare Fund. Life Insurance Corporation of India holds unclaimed amounts totaling over seven thousand crore rupees. Inoperative Employees Provident Fund accounts contained over nine thousand crore rupees as of March 2026. Both LIC and EPFO are actively working to locate beneficiaries and settle pending claims. Pilot projects are underway for automatic settlement of smaller inoperative EPF accounts.
