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Tata Sons seeks legal opinion on Trusts' plan to avoid mandatory listing
The Tata Sons board has sought legal advice on a restructuring proposal from Tata Trusts aimed at avoiding a mandatory listing of the group holding company, people familiar with the matter said. The board is unlikely to formally consider the proposal until its validity as a shareholder mandate is established.
Services activity hits 3-month high in September on demand surge
The HSBC India Services Business Activity Index rose to 55.2 in September from 54.1 in August, although it remained below the 60.9 recorded in September 2025. A reading above 50 indicates expansion in activity, while a figure below that signals contraction.
For some zodiac signs, luck may not come in the form of a winning ticket. It could show up as help arriving at just the right time. A new connection may open an unexpected door. Even an answer they have been waiting for could finally arrive.
U.S. electricity consumption grew by less than 0.5% annually. Now, AI data centers, factories, robotics and wider electrification are pushing power needs higher. Nuclear energy is gaining attention because it can provide steady, low-carbon electricity at scale.
McDonalds Monopoly returns with $1 million cash prize: Heres how to play and what else you can win
McDonalds Monopoly is back with a $1 million cash prize, 2027 Jeep Cherokees, cruises and other rewards. Heres how the game works, where to find game pieces, how the McDonalds app is used and when the promotion ends.
The biggest blessing may not come from something new suddenly entering their lives. For these signs, the real shift may already be happening within. Old rules no longer feel impossible to challenge. Other peoples approval begins to matter less. Confidence starts to come more naturally.
US, China mull reciprocal visits to nuclear facilities: Report
The idea of reciprocal visits was initially raised by China in meetings with US officials this year, and visits to US Department of Energy national laboratories and equivalent Chinese facilities were discussed, CNN said, citing a source.
What's brewing in Mocha? Houthis deny losses, claim Riyadh airport attack
The Houthi statements come as Yemen's military said it had removed the pro-Iran group from areas around the Bab al-Mandab strait, a Red Sea chokepoint, and the port city of Mocha. Fighting across Yemen has killed more than 270 government troops and Iran-backed Houthi fighters over the past day, sources on both sides told AFP on Tuesday.
India backs Afghanistans sovereignty as Taliban, Pakistan clash at Moscow talks
India has expressed its commitment to Afghanistan's sovereignty and territorial integrity at the recent Moscow Consultations. A delegation led by Indian ambassador Vinay Kumar underscored India's dedication to Afghan welfare. The meeting involved officials from various countries, including officials from Russia and Pakistan. Notably, disputes arose between the Taliban and Pakistan, hindering a joint statement's adoption. The Afghan foreign minister accused Pakistan of destabilizing efforts within the region.
United Airlines Flight 884 faced significant delays due to technical issues, weather complications, and crew time limits. Passengers boarded in Washington, D.C., but experienced an extended wait before the flight was finally canceled. Ultimately, travelers spent approximately 12 hours at the airport before rebooking on a later flight to Rome. The prolonged disruption raised frustrations among passengers, who questioned the handling of the situation.
'Islam wants to take over France': Trump warns Macron as protests turn violent, 400+ schools closed
Freddie Jackson was trained as a gospel singer before becoming one of R&B's biggest stars
Freddie Jackson, the beloved R&B singer, has passed away at the age of 70 after a courageous fight with kidney disease. A native of Harlem, he captured hearts with timeless hits like 'You Are My Lady' and 'Rock Me Tonight.' His music, cherished by many, defined moments across generations. Despite health challenges, Jackson's impact remained significant.
Freddie Jackson passed away three days after celebrating his 70th birthday, as announced by his family. He was renowned for hits like 'You Are My Lady' and 'Rock Me Tonight.' Jackson's music defined the quiet storm genre and resonated with romance and celebration for many fans. His family is yet to disclose details regarding funeral arrangements and ways to honor his legacy.
Warren Buffett advocates for investing in the S&P 500 index fund over picking individual stocks. A consistent investment of $400 each month could yield impressive returns based on historical data. After three decades, this strategy might lead to around $820,000, assuming that past annual returns continue.
'I'm still waiting': Rep. Gill questions mass migration from Somalia, asks 'wheres the benefit?'
'All they talk about is Abdul': Trump turns on Fox News, slams channel for promoting 'Dumbocrats'
Christa Pike's execution by lethal injection was marred by issues, distressing witnesses with unsettling sounds from the chamber. While her legal team asserts she was rendered unconscious and is now reliant on a ventilator, the outlook for her recovery remains uncertain following the botched procedure. Amid these complications, her lawyers are advocating for her death sentence to be commuted to life in prison.
Frances national lyce students union said 1,800 of the countrys roughly 3,700 high schools were either blocked or closed. Some authorities shifted classes online. By Monday, nearly 590 high schools had reported disruptions.
'My daughter was brutally stabbed 25 times to': Trump brings Angel Mom on stage at Nebraska rally
'My daughter was brutally stabbed 25 times to': Trump brings Angel Mom on stage at Nebraska rally
Russia must be transparent: Rubio demands answers from Moscow over plague outbreak
Russia must be transparent: Rubio demands answers from Moscow over plague outbreak
Michigan's open Senate seat becomes highly contested with Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers. El-Sayed focuses on healthcare reform, advocating for Medicare for All and reducing medical debt. Conversely, Rogers emphasizes restoring manufacturing jobs and better managing costs for essential goods. Analysts highlight the race as a reflection of each party's strategies in a key battleground state. The election outcome on November 3 will significantly impact U.S.
The new Doctor Who series brings in a younger version of the Doctor. He will travel through time and space alongside a new group of companions. The Daleks are also set to make a comeback.
Russia tells WHO there are no plague cases in Siberian city
Russian authorities have informed the World Health Organization there are no plague cases in Irkutsk. They confirmed the investigation into a laboratory worker's death was ongoing and pneumonic plague was considered. All individuals in contact with the deceased have been identified and tested negative for infectious pathogens. The WHO stated that the overall risk of plague to the general population appears low.
North Carolina's upcoming Senate election features Democrat Roy Cooper against Republican Michael Whatley in a highly competitive environment. The election is significant as it could influence party control in the Senate, where Democrats need to gain seats. Hurricane recovery from Hurricane Helene also plays a crucial role in shaping the candidates' campaigns and public opinion. Fundraising efforts have already reached substantial amounts, indicating an expensive race ahead.
Why not me?: Sen. John Kennedy hints at 2028 presidential bid, 'if a bunch of goobers run...'
'Blood clots surge like never before': Dr McCullough's chilling revelations on mRNA COVID vaccines
'Blood clots surge like never before': Dr McCullough's chilling revelations on mRNA COVID vaccines
Govt looks to widen coverage of Index of Services Production, invites feedback
MoSPI began compiling the ISP on a monthly basis for the formal services sector on a trial basis in July 2026. The exercise uses 2024-25 as the base year and was designed to provide a higher-frequency measure of services-sector performance.
Explainer: Why have India-US trade talks stalled again and what's next?
Amid rising tariffs and geopolitical tensions, trade negotiations between India and the United States have reached an impasse. The US has voiced concerns over India's ongoing acquisition of Russian oil, which could trigger higher tariffs. India aims to safeguard its vital agricultural sectors during talks while advocating for enhanced export conditions. Future discussions, particularly with Secretary of State Marco Rubio's upcoming visit, may provide an opportunity for resolution.
The Election Commission of India refused to meet a delegation of 240 MPs led by Rahul Gandhi. This decision followed a day of protests in the national capital against the Chief Election Commissioner. Congress leaders, including Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi, were detained during the protests. The Commission stated that no formal meeting request had been submitted by the deadline.
Donald Trump calls mail-in voting dishonest, so why is he urging Republicans to use it?
The Trump administration sought to introduce new US Postal Service requirements ahead of the midterm elections. The proposal called for special envelopes and barcodes linked to individual voters. States would also have been required to submit voter information through a federal portal.
Middle Eastern oil exports have significantly recovered as shipping companies navigate a complex transport network. While conventional methods remain risky, alternate routes are being utilized to ensure continuous oil movement. Oil producers are adjusting strategies, relying on pipelines and offshore transfers to circumvent dangerous waters. The shipping process has become more expensive due to increased insurance and higher freight rates.
More than 90 Claude Opus 5.5 agents spent three days searching for materials that could enable cooler spin-based computing. They identified two room-temperature magnetic semiconductor candidates; YBaMnFeO and KV[Cr(CN)]. Chemists synthesized KV[Cr(CN)] back in 1999. Its ability to filter electrons by spin while canceling external magnetism sat unnoticed for 27 years.
'Threats growing': Rubio calls Iceland vital to Arctic security as US counters Russian influence
Living abroad? How Americans overseas can still vote in the US midterm elections 2026
Americans living or traveling abroad can participate in the 2026 midterm elections through absentee voting. To begin, voters should visit the Federal Voting Assistance Program website for guidance and forms. Registration and ballot requests must be completed early to meet the deadlines set by individual states.
Kabul faces a severe water crisis as aquifers deplete faster than they can be replenished. The population growth has resulted in excessive groundwater extraction from unregulated borewells. Many residents now rely on expensive water from private tankers due to limited piped water access. Contaminated groundwater exacerbates the situation, leaving residents with a lack of safe water.
GoT, Harry Potter, Batman & more: The $110 billion Hollywood gold mine Paramount just bought
Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery brings some of Hollywood's most valuable franchises under one roof, from Batman, Superman and Harry Potter to Game of Thrones, Friends, Dune, The Lord of the Rings and The Matrix. The $110 billion deal also combines two major studios, streaming platforms and vast entertainment libraries.
Voters in California can utilize the Secretary of State's 'Wheres My Ballot?' service for tracking their mail ballots. This tool provides updates on the ballot's status, including when it is received and counted. Registered voters will automatically receive their ballots by mail ahead of the November 3 election. If ballots are lost or damaged, replacement ballots can be requested through official channels.
White House aide: Trump did not call for attacks on US cities but explained how he's preventing them
Donald Trump's recent comments at a Nebraska rally have sparked misunderstandings about his intentions regarding Iran. The White House stated he was focusing on preventing Iran from attacking U.S. cities. Critics, including California Governor Gavin Newsom, condemned Trump's remarks as dangerous and deranged. Some Republicans, like Jim Desmond, also criticized Trump's casual approach to American safety. The discussion comes amid ongoing tensions regarding Iran's nuclear capabilities and regional stability.
Sixty-nine years after Sputnik's launch marked the beginning of the Space Age, new advancements are reshaping space access. Reusable rockets, such as SpaceX's Falcon 9 and Starship, are cost-effective alternatives to traditional expendable launch vehicles. This transformation supports not only increased launch frequency but also diverse missions involving satellites and human exploration. World Space Week 2026 emphasizes these advancements while inspiring students through rocketry programs worldwide.
Amazon is preparing to send another round of payments to consumers affected by its Prime enrollment and cancellation practices. The payments are part of a $2.5 billion settlement reached with the Federal Trade Commission in 2025. The FTC said Amazon has already paid more than $845 million to consumers as of September 2026. The latest changes will expand the group of customers eligible for payments and raise the maximum amount some consumers can receive.
World Space Week will be celebrated from October 4 to October 10, 2026, under the theme 'Rocket Revolution'. This theme emphasizes the transformation in the rocket launch industry and the rising accessibility to space. Various activities, including exhibitions and STEM projects, are planned to engage the public. Additionally, Pokmon will play a role in promoting the event through themed exhibitions and collaborations.
'Why did no one help?': Ushas terrifying Baby-in-arms stumble moment goes viral; Internet erupts
Plague is an infectious disease caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis. Pneumonic plague occurs when the infection affects the lungs. It can spread from one person to another through respiratory droplets.
It started at the Gaza border. Then came Hezbollah, Houthi attacks, rerouted ships, an Israel-Iran war, American strikes and an oil shock. Three years after October 7, the Middle Easts fault lines have cracked open far beyond where the first shots were fired.
UK police arrest a 7th man in connection with a security incident at a US-run air base
A 22-year-old man was arrested in London on suspicion of a terror offence involving a US military base. Previous arrests of five British men occurred near RAF Fairford, indicating a broader investigation. Police evacuated residents and discovered gasoline in vehicles linked to the suspects, though no explosives were found.
Paramount Skydance finalized its acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery for $110 billion after a prolonged bidding war. Following the merger, shares of Skydance began trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker 'SKYD'. The deal faced scrutiny and opposition from various Hollywood figures and state attorneys general concerned about job losses. Regulators permitted the transaction despite legal challenges, including lawsuits from the Writers Guild of America.
'Radical Left lunatic Osborn, a fake independent': Trump calls out Dems in Nebraska rally |Midterms
Amazon Prime Day October 2026 is bringing new deals three times a day, with discounts on tech, fitness trackers, beauty, home, kitchen and more. Heres the exact schedule for new discounts during the 48-hour sale, which runs through October 7.
Europes Gen Z is out on the barricades: What's bothering the youth?
In a wave of activism, youth in France, Belgium, Ireland, and Spain are taking to the streets to address critical challenges affecting their lives. Protesters highlight issues such as the failing education system in France, the financial hurdles in Irish higher education, and the steep rental prices pushing Spaniards into dependency. These movements underscore deep-seated generational anxieties, pointing to a widespread sentiment of uncertainty that resonates throughout Europe.
A widow, an empty nest and a 610,000 French chteau: How Abigail Carter reinvented her life at 59
Abigail Carter moved to France to transform a neglected chteau into a retreat for artists and writers. After years of rebuilding her life as a widow, she found purpose in this venture. The purchase of Chteau de Borie cost her 610,000, and she navigated French legalities and renovation challenges. Her creative retreats generated around 80,000 in annual income, attracting participants from various countries.
Sergey Brin has committed $102 million against a proposed one-time tax on California billionaires. This tax could potentially cost him around $13 billion if approved. With significant opposition funding exceeding $187 million, support for the tax stands at about $32 million. Governor Gavin Newsom and other billionaires have joined Brin in the campaign against the tax.
Hurricane tracker: Nolo is no longer a hurricane. The powerful storm remains about as strong, but it changed names to a typhoon as it crossed the international dateline in the Pacific Ocean. Hurricane Rachel continued heading westward on a path away from Mexico.
A flydubai co-pilot launched a terrorist attack by stabbing the captain with an emergency axe. The plane rapidly plunged 16,000 feet before passengers intervened to gain control. Despite serious injuries, the captain managed to land the aircraft safely, ensuring all passengers survived. This incident has reignited discussions regarding aviation security and pilot screening processes. Past incidents like 9/11 and the Germanwings crash have already changed safety protocols significantly.
Paramount seals $110 billion Warner Bros mega merger deal, creates Hollywood powerhouse Skydance
Paramount Skydance has completed its $110 billion takeover of Warner Bros Discovery, creating a major Hollywood entertainment company spanning film, television, streaming and news. The combined entity, named Skydance, will trade as SKYD on the New York Stock Exchange. CEO David Ellison will oversee strategy as the companies pursue $6 billion in cost savings.
ASOS stock crashes 13% after ASOS HACKED alert hits customers phones: Is your data at risk?
ASOS shares crashed 13% after a ASOS HACKED alert reached customers phones, claiming hackers had compromised a Snowflake instance and threatened to leak data. The retailer has not confirmed the alleged breach, leaving questions over what happened and whether customer data is at risk.
'With the same energy & candor': White House to Fox News! Karoline Leavitt's new job revealed
Mediator Qatar confirmed that indirect negotiations between the United States and Iran continue amid a protracted conflict. Talks have resumed despite ongoing tensions and previous ceasefires not yielding lasting peace. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of these discussions. As the war persists, both nations aim to address the strategic concerns surrounding the Strait of Hormuz.
'We'll never apologise': Mullin defends deportation of 100 to El Salvador | US immigration crackdown
'We'll never apologise': Mullin defends deportation of 100 to El Salvador | US immigration crackdown
Ghost is pioneering a revolutionary startup with its innovative screenless AI computer known as Core, co-founded by Zain Javaid. This cutting-edge device is crafted to operate AI agents that function independently, engaging users via a mobile application. With an emphasis on security, Core protects user data by keeping it stored locally, steering clear of cloud dependencies.
'They will do whatever... right up to cheating & lying': VP Vance unloads on Dems in Alaska rally
Francis Halzen has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics for his groundbreaking work on the IceCube Neutrino Observatory. This observatory detects high-energy neutrinos originating from extreme cosmic events beyond our Solar System. The project has provided vital information about cosmic rays and potential sources of these ghost particles. Halzen's research has led to several significant discoveries since the observatory's completion in 2010.
OpenAI is rolling out invisible text watermarking for eligible ChatGPT and Codex output in the European Union, allowing its detector to look for a statistical signal hidden in the model's word choices. The technology can identify many longer passages, but OpenAI says editing, translation, short text and technical subjects can weaken detection. The system also cannot establish who wrote a passage, how much a human contributed or whether the content is accurate.
Karnataka plans to construct nine new integrated industrial townships, 312 km of new Metro lines, a 210-km ring road and a 270-km RRTS network across Bengaluru Metropolitan Region over the next decade. The government has already acquired 7,900 acresfor the proposed townships.
India has condemned the attack on the commercial vessel MV ROYAD MAMMADOV that resulted in two fatalities. All three Indian nationals aboard the ship have been reported safe, with one receiving medical attention. The Ministry of External Affairs emphasized the need for dialogue to resolve ongoing conflicts affecting commercial shipping. Indian authorities are in close contact with Romanian officials to support the injured crew members.
Nigeria air force lowers plane crash toll to 25, civilians among victims
The Nigerian Air Force reported that its plane crash had 25 fatalities, with no survivors found. This incident occurred during a routine mission from Benin city to Lagos and affected several civilian family members. President Bola Tinubu declared a three-day mourning period for the victims. Investigations have been ordered by military officials into the tragic event. It marks one of Nigeria's deadliest air disasters in recent history.
True Food Kitchen, known for its health-focused dining, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection recently. The restaurant chain has closed 12 locations, retaining 34 across 14 states, which significantly impacted operations. Management changes led to inconsistent strategies for expansion, ultimately affecting profitability and customer attraction. Amid these challenges, approximately $20 million in financing has been secured for operational continuity.
An alarming notification appeared through the ASOS app. However, the broader claim behind the message has not been verified. Someone appears to have gained enough access to send a push notification to users. That level of access is concerning. But it does not necessarily mean ASOS customer records were compromised.
2026 Nobel Prize: Who is Francis Halzen and what is the IceCube Observatory?
Francis Halzen has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics for his work with the IceCube Neutrino Observatory. His contributions helped in the discovery of high-energy neutrinos from astrophysical sources. Halzen, a prominent physicist, is affiliated with the University of WisconsinMadison. The IceCube Observatory has played a crucial role in understanding cosmic neutrinos and their origins. The award adds to Halzen's distinguished reputation in the field of physics.
Nobel body eyes those building peace in shifting world order, secretary says
The Nobel Peace Prize committee is monitoring the evolving international landscape and related developments impacting global cooperation. As it prepares for this year's announcement, the committee is considering candidates that align with Alfred Nobel's principles. The ongoing upheaval does not diminish the pool of nominees but raises concerns about future directions. The committee remains focused on fostering peace despite significant global changes.
Nobel Prize in Physics 2026 awarded to Francis Halzen for study on ghost-like messengers from cosmos
Francis Halzen has won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics for his pioneering work on the IceCube Neutrino Observatory and the discovery of high-energy astrophysical neutrinos. His work helped turn Antarctic ice into a vast particle detector, allowing scientists to trace elusive neutrinos back to some of the universes most energetic and mysterious sources.
Tennessee Republicans push to explore new execution methods after failed Christa Pike execution
Tennessee's Republican leaders are considering alternative execution methods following the unsuccessful execution of Christa Pike. Governor Bill Lee has ordered an investigation into the state's death penalty practices, including execution procedures. Prominent officials, including Senator Marsha Blackburn and House Speaker Cameron Sexton, support reviewing execution methods. Possible alternatives could include electrocution or even the firing squad, which some states currently use.
'Turn state into a national park: Dan Sullivans sharp attack on Democrats at Alaska campaign event
'Turn state into a national park: Dan Sullivans sharp attack on Democrats at Alaska campaign event
Republicans return to tough-on-crime message ahead of difficult midterm elections
Republicans are leaning heavily on crime, immigration and law and order messaging in the 2026 midterms as voter concerns over affordability and the Iran war weigh on the party. Democrats are countering with law-enforcement endorsements and public-safety plans, while arguing that falling violent-crime rates and Trumps own criminal conviction undercut the GOP attacks.
Donald Trump has approved the execution of Nidal Malik Hasan, convicted for the deadly 2009 Fort Hood shooting. Hasans execution would be the first military execution since 1961 if carried out. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth recommended the execution, and the Army will decide the timing. Hasan could delay this through legal appeals in civilian courts. He is one of four individuals currently on military death row.
Jessica Alba co-founded The Honest Company after struggling to find safe household and baby products. The company grew rapidly, focusing on ingredient transparency and sustainability, and appealed to young parents. In May 2021, The Honest Company went public, achieving a nearly $2 billion market capitalization on its first trading day. Despite its celebrity roots, the company aimed to establish itself as an independent brand.
Maintaining a clean refrigerator is crucial for ensuring food safety and hygiene. It helps eliminate spills and unpleasant odors. Regular upkeep should include discarding spoiled food and checking expiration dates. For a thorough scrub, a mixture of baking soda and water is effective. It's vital to keep the right temperature to inhibit bacterial growth. By following these steps, you can protect your health and avoid foodborne illnesses.
BJP's mega allegation on Congress & Oppn: ECI being defamed to catapult Rahul Gandhi to power
Nandigram bypoll peaceful so far, Suvendu Adhikari eyes 85% turnout
Suvendu Adhikari, the Chief Minister of West Bengal, reported peaceful polling in the Nandigram by-election. Around 50 percent of voters had participated by midday as he cast his vote. He anticipated a turnout exceeding 85 percent based on historical trends in the constituency. Adhikari mentioned he would continue to serve as the MLA for Bhabanipur while promising to remain a voter in Nandigram.
Britain likely to expel Israeli diplomats if Jerusalem consulate closes, sources say
Britain is likely to expel Israeli
Delhi court grants regular bail to Swatantra Bhardwaj in Jantar Mantar assault case
A Delhi court granted regular bail to Swatantra Bhardwaj, a Hindutva influencer, after observing his conduct. The previous interim bail allowed for three weeks, with specific conditions imposed by the court. He was instructed not to communicate with any witnesses or discuss the case publicly during this period. The case involved the alleged assault of a student activist's father during protests at Jantar Mantar.
Indian fishermen participate in Rosatoms unique International Fishing Tournament
Rosatom organised an International Fishing Tournament near Russias Kalinin Nuclear Power Plant in the Tver region, bringing together 22 amateur anglers and 28 journalists and experts from 11 countries, including India. The Indian team comprised Tamil Nadu fishing enthusiasts Ziegen Joseph and Chandrasekar Ravi.
Harmanpreet Kaur home: Harmanpreet Kaur, who recently stepped down as captain of the Indian women's cricket team, owns a family home in her hometown Moga in Punjab. Media reports estimate the house to be worth up to Rs 1.5 crore. The home has spacious rooms, open outdoor areas and modern interiors.
Brazil election: Bolsonaros son Flavio surges as fathers political comeback gathers pace
Jair Bolsonaro, the former president of Brazil, remains under house arrest while his family gains political power. His son Flavio Bolsonaro won a surprising victory in the presidential election's first round. The right-wing Liberal Party saw significant success, indicating growing public support despite Jair's legal challenges. The new Congress will prioritize potential amnesty for Jair Bolsonaro in the upcoming session.
UP man Akshay Kumar, 25, who travelled to Russia on a study visa in December 2024, has been missing since August 24 after his family alleged he was persuaded to join the Russian army on promises of citizenship and non-combat duties. His relatives have appealed to the Indian government to locate him and facilitate his return.
Indian businesses must focus on BIMSTEC beyond traditional markets
A conference on business opportunities in BIMSTEC countries took place in Delhi. Indian businesses learned about potential partnerships for trade, investment, and technology. Senior diplomats from BIMSTEC member states shared insights regarding economic cooperation. Ambassador Rudrendra Tandon emphasized the need for enhanced connectivity and collaboration among BIMSTEC members. Around 80 representatives from Indian industry attended to discuss areas of cooperation and engagement.
Pulses prices surge: Will cheaper imports bring relief to consumers? Stakeholders divided
India currently imposes a 10% import duty on red lentils and chickpeas, while yellow peas attract a 30% duty.
EAM Jaishankar undertakes five-day visit to Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire and Ethiopia
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has initiated a five-day official visit to three African nations. This visit aims to enhance bilateral partnerships between India and Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire, and Ethiopia. Meetings will focus on various sectors including trade, development cooperation, and capacity building. During his time in Ethiopia, he is scheduled to chair the Regional Heads of Mission Conference.
Trump 'personally' thinks Iran responsible for flydubai incident targeting Tel Aviv
Rickshaw in UK: Anand Mahindra shared a video of a Mahindra auto-rickshaw being driven on a London road, calling attention to the unusual sight. The post sparked humorous reactions online, with users joking about Indian auto culture, British roads and the idea of reverse colonisation.
The 113,613-acre Montana landscape where Ted Turners wild conservation legacy lives on
Ted Turner purchased the Flying D Ranch in 1989, transforming it into a conservation-oriented property. The ranch is home to diverse wildlife, including bison, elk, and wolves, which thrive in various habitats. Rivers and streams on the property also support healthy fish populations while providing ecosystems for birds. Conservation easements established by Turner ensure protection against development for future generations.
