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Malaysian PM Anwar joked with PM Modi that politicians don't honour their promises, admitting he took 40 years to fulfill a commitment

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, in an interview during his visit to India, told PM Modi that politicians usually do not keep their promises before revealing he took 40 years to fulfil a wedding day promise to take his wife to see the Taj Mahal.

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India’s air travel boom leads Asia, prompting Airbus to raise growth forecast to 9.3%

India’s air travel boom leads Asia, prompting Airbus to raise growth forecast to 9.3%

India's domestic air travel growth is projected to be the fastest in Asia-Pacific. Airbus forecasts India will need 3,480 new passenger aircraft over two decades. This demand significantly outpaces China's projected aircraft requirements. Global aircraft demand remains strong despite geopolitical and supply-chain challenges. Airlines across Asia-Pacific prepare for continued expansion…

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Indian-origin UK nurse wins $250,000 Global Nursing Award for boosting organ donation among South Asians

Indian-origin UK nurse wins $250,000 Global Nursing Award for boosting organ donation among South Asians

In a remarkable achievement, Indian-origin nurse Agimol Pradeep has clinched the Aster Guardians Global Nursing Award 2026, celebrated for her impactful advocacy in organ and stem-cell donation. The $250,000 award will see half allocated to Upahaar's efforts in expanding organ donation initiatives. This recognition not only emphasizes the vital contributions…

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Free trade agreement with India: EAEU countries accelerate negotiations

The free trade area agreement between India and the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) is crucial for the growth of trade in the region and improvement of on-land transport corridors, which will prove to be favourable for Europe as well.

BSE, Groww, other broking stocks in focus as SEBI proposes changes to CAS. What does it mean for investors?

BSE, Groww, Angel One and Motilal Oswal are in focus after Sebi proposed changes to the Closing Auction Session and expiry-day settlement methodology. Jefferies remains bearish on BSE but sees Groww as a better play on India’s equity market.

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Centre summons Air India CEO over alleged immigration lapse involving 3 foreign nationals at Delhi airport: Sources

The Ministry of Civil Aviation summoned the Air India CEO regarding an immigration lapse. Three foreign nationals reportedly left India without mandatory clearance at Delhi airport. The ministry sought an explanation and issued a show-cause notice to the airline. This incident is considered a serious security and immigration-related lapse. Air…

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BGMI 4.6 update release date: India’s first original character Kiaraa is coming, check her story and new features

BGMI 4.6 update is set to introduce Kiaraa, the game's first original India-focused character created by KRAFTON India's in-house art team. While the 4.6 update arrives on September 16, 2026, Kiaraa will be available from October 8. Her launch includes an India-themed Bazaar on Erangel, a boss battle, Diwali-themed content…

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Rs 80,000 crore digital ad pie: Karan Taurani spots a hidden profit lever in new-age stocks

Rs 80,000 crore digital ad pie: Karan Taurani spots a hidden profit lever in new-age stocks

India’s new-age internet companies may be sitting on a profit engine that investors are still not fully pricing in: advertising.

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From Olympic champions to a 15-year-old Indian sensation, Nagoya is ready for Asia’s big Games

From Olympic champions to a 15-year-old Indian sensation, Nagoya is ready for Asia’s big Games

The 20th Asian Games commence in Japan with 17,000 athletes and officials participating. Athletes will compete in 43 sports, including new debuts like eSports and break dancing. Notable participants include Olympic champions and young rising stars from various nations. Competitors will be housed in hotels and on a cruise liner…

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Meta to report child abuse cases to law enforcement in India: sources

Meta to report child abuse cases to law enforcement in India: sources

This comes after the Indian government held regular meetings with Meta on technical measures since last month when Meta’s global executives were summoned to India over a host of issues, including the spread of child abuse content online.

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Engineers’ Day 2026 wishes: Why is it celebrated on the birth anniversary of Bharat Ratna M. Visvesvaraya, who setup key water infra in Pune, Hyderabad, Visakhapatnam and Mysore

Engineers’ Day 2026 wishes: Why is it celebrated on the birth anniversary of Bharat Ratna M. Visvesvaraya, who setup key water infra in Pune, Hyderabad, Visakhapatnam and Mysore

Engineers’ Day is observed in India every year on September 15 to honour engineers and recognise their contribution to the country’s development. The day marks the birth anniversary of Sir M. Visvesvaraya, one of India’s most celebrated engineers and statesmen. Here is why Engineers’ Day is celebrated, its significance and…

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‘Miracles do happen’: Families await news of pilgrims missing after Nepal-China flood

‘Miracles do happen’: Families await news of pilgrims missing after Nepal-China flood

Families anxiously await news of loved ones missing after a Himalayan flood. A mudslide destroyed a Nepal-China border crossing, causing widespread devastation. Many foreigners and locals remain unaccounted for after the disaster struck. Rescue efforts continue, but information flow has significantly slowed. Loved ones hold onto hope for miraculous survival…

The Economic Times

Landmark NSE IPO threatens to hollow out India shadow market

Landmark NSE IPO threatens to hollow out India shadow market

The National Stock Exchange's upcoming IPO will significantly boost India's primary market. This listing is expected to cause a major decline in the booming unlisted shares trade. Platforms facilitating these transactions must now find new investment opportunities. Wealthy individuals and funds previously bet on companies in the listing pipeline. The…

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India, China to see LNG demand rebound once Middle East supply crunch eases, executives say at Gastech conference

India, China to see LNG demand rebound once Middle East supply crunch eases, executives say at Gastech conference

Asian LNG demand from India and China is expected to recover soon. This rebound hinges on easing Middle East supply disruptions and falling prices. High prices have temporarily reduced demand as industries seek cheaper fuel alternatives. New LNG production capacity will help normalize prices over the next few years. Demand…

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Tata Group stocks: TCS, Tata Motors, Tata Chemicals rally up to 20% as RBI rejects Tata Sons’ CoR surrender; Tata Sons IPO back in spotlight

In a significant move, the Reserve Bank of India has denied Tata Sons' proposal to relinquish its registration, bringing the spotlight back to the possibility of a public offering for the holding company. After the announcement on September 11, many Tata Group stocks saw a considerable uptick. The expected IPO…

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Gujarat weather today: IMD warns of heavy rain in Surat, Rajkot as monsoon withdrawal nears

Rainfall activity is expected to remain strong across parts of western and central India on September 15, with Gujarat, Saurashtra and Kutch likely to see heavy showers under the influence of a low-pressure area. Meanwhile, the IMD said conditions are becoming favourable for the Southwest Monsoon to withdraw from parts…

The Golden Jackal: How India's Most Adaptable Canid Thrives at the Edge of Every Growing City

A canid that predates every city it now bordersThe golden jackal, Canis aureus, has been documented across the Indian subcontinent for thousands of years, but its relationship with Indian cities is not ancient, it is opportunistic and recent, shaped by the specific way Indian urban sprawl works. Where a forest…

Indian Wolf: How One of the World's Most Genetically Distinct Wolf Species Survives India's Open Grassland

A Lineage That Branched Off Before Europe Had WolvesA 2021 study published in the journal Molecular Ecology placed the Indian wolf's divergence from the broader wolf lineage at somewhere between 400,000 and 700,000 years ago. That predates the arrival of grey wolves in Europe and North America. Every wolf you…

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India's Only Striped Hyena Eats Anthrax-Laden Carcasses and Keeps Disease From Spreading Across the Wild

The stomach that stops an outbreakThe striped hyena has the most acidic digestive system of any land mammal studied, a gastric pH that drops as low as 1.7, comparable to concentrated battery acid. A 2017 paper published in the journal Integrative Zoology confirmed that this acidity allows hyenas to neutralise…

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Amazon Now’s sales surge; govt’s stance on UPI charges

Happy Tuesday! Amazon's quick commerce arm is scaling fast, India head Samir Kumar told us. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

Deodorant or Antiperspirant: What an Indian Summer of Heat and Humidity Actually Calls For

They Are Not the Same ProductDeodorant masks or neutralises odour. Antiperspirant blocks sweat. That distinction sounds minor until you're on a DTC bus in May with the ceiling fan doing nothing, and you realise your roll-on was doing one job while you needed it to do the other. Sweat itself…

Hepatitis A and E Outbreaks in Your Building Are a Warning About Water Contamination

Why Hepatitis A and E Travel Through Water, Not PeopleBoth hepatitis A and hepatitis E are fecal-oral diseases. That phrase sounds clinical, but the mechanism is direct: human waste enters a water source, the water reaches your tap or your food, and the virus completes its route. Unlike hepatitis B…

Chikungunya's Long-Term Effects: 5 Joint and Fatigue Symptoms Indians Are Told to Ignore

Persistent Joint Pain That Won't QuitThe name chikungunya comes from a Makonde word meaning "to become contorted", a description of what prolonged joint pain actually looks like in a person's body. A 2017 study published in the Indian Journal of Medical Research found that nearly 49% of chikungunya patients in…

Why This Maharashtra Village Refuses to Worship Hanuman

Imagine entering a village where Hanuman worship is traditionally avoided, a deity associated with a powerful local legend is treated as the village protector, and even the name “Maruti” carries a different meaning for residents. This unusual tradition is associated withTola village in Maharashtra’s Ahmednagar region, where local belief centres…

Dengue Platelet Panic: Why Families Across India Risk Unnecessary Transfusion and Papaya Overdose

The number that takes over the roomA normal platelet count sits between 1.5 lakh and 4 lakh per microlitre of blood. In dengue, it can drop to 20,000 or even lower, and in most of those cases, the patient still does not bleed. This is the central fact that the…

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