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Joi Barua takes India's sound to the stars with NASA-linked project

Indian composer Joi Barua is merging space science with performing arts. His project, Cosmic Rhapsody, connects NASA's astrophysics research with orchestral music. The project will premiere at the Hollywood Bowl in July 2027. It combines live music, animation, and pop songs for an immersive experience. This collaboration highlights the fusion…

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Canadian landlord asks tenant to vacate India property for personal use; Punjab & Haryana High Court rules in tenant’s favour; know why

Tenant wins eviction case filed by Canadian landlord who cited personal reasons as the need for this property; Know how landlord lost the case in Punjab & Haryana High Court and the tenant won.

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Need practical, tech-neutral approach to global energy transition: India at G20 Energy Ministerial

India's Power Minister Manohar Lal stressed on the need for diverse energy paths at the G20 meeting. He highlighted India's success in balancing economic growth and clean energy goals. Over half of India's power grid now uses non-fossil sources for electricity. The minister also discussed critical minerals and secure supply…

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New Zealand parliament passes 'once-in-a-generation' India trade deal, cutting tariffs on most exports

New Zealand's parliament has passed legislation implementing its free trade agreement with India, clearing the way for tariff elimination or reductions on about 95% of New Zealand exports to India. The agreement also provides duty-free access for Indian goods and includes a $20 billion New Zealand investment commitment over 15…

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NSE IPO faces traffic jam: Will 10 other issues dent demand for 2026’s biggest offer?

NSE IPO News: NSE’s Rs 22,562 crore IPO is entering a crowded primary market week alongside 10 other public issues. Analysts expect the exchange to retain investor attention despite the competition, citing its dominant market position and scarcity value. However, valuation, regulatory risks and dependence on transaction charges remain key…

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US Fed’s dual challenge: Will rising inflation and soaring bond yields force Warsh into first rate hike in 3 years?

The US Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates by 25 basis points, with markets pricing in a high probability of a hike after inflation remained elevated and oil prices stayed above $100 a barrel. The move could push Treasury yields higher, pressure global equity valuations and weigh on…

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EEPC India calls for eliminating non-tariff barriers and smooth payment mechanism among BRICS nations

EEPC India calls on BRICS countries to dismantle non-tariff barriers and streamline payment systems. Such actions could greatly enhance India's engineering exports.

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Banned beauty products are still one click away in India and around the world

Banned skin-bleaching products containing mercury are still available for purchase online. These illegal items are found on Amazon, Temu, and TikTok Shop marketplaces globally. Sellers are relisting products under misleading names to evade detection by authorities. Health advocates and regulators are working to remove these dangerous items from sale.

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EAM Jaishankar to visit Bhutan on Sept 16-17; hold talks with counterpart Dhungyel

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar will visit Bhutan from September 16-17. He will hold bilateral talks with Bhutan's Foreign Minister and meet the King. This visit reinforces the strong friendship and cooperation between India and Bhutan. Earlier, officials discussed trans-border river cooperation and hydroelectric projects. Both nations reaffirmed their commitment…

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Leather, footwear exports may hit $5.5 billion as UK, EU trade pacts boost growth: CLE Chairman Juneja

India's leather exports are projected to reach USD 5.5 billion by 2026-27. Trade pacts with the UK and EU will significantly boost these future exports. The India-UK agreement offers zero-duty access for Indian leather goods. Similar duty advantages will also be available under the EU trade pact. The sector currently…

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Indian property is an NRI favourite—but is it the smartest way to build wealth?

For years, buying a home in India has been almost synonymous with investing for many Non-Resident Indians (NRIs). A flat in Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru or another major city has represented not just an investment, but also a tangible connection to the country they left behind.

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‘We weren’t shy. We were queers in leather!’ Sunil Gupta on his momentous photographs of gay life

From Delhi to New York, from the street to the bath house, he has captured clandestine moments, risked his freedom – and even referenced Romantic painters. Ahead of a major show, the photographer relives his landmark shots

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Gorilla investing and 34% return: How Mihir Vora made Trust Smallcap Fund top performer

Trust Smallcap Fund has emerged as the best performing fund in its category over the past year, delivering a 34% return as investors reassess the potential of India’s broader market.

The Economic Times

ETMarkets Smart Talk | Don’t mistake record highs for a broad rally: Why mid- and smallcaps are becoming increasingly selective, says N. ArunaGiri

With smallcaps also trading at significantly higher valuations than in previous cycles, the key question for investors is whether the current gains are backed by sustainable business prospects—or simply momentum feeding on momentum.

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India's Blackbuck Can Run at 80 km/h, But Speed Alone Cannot Save This Antelope Without Open Grassland

The Animal That Runs Like Almost Nothing Else on EarthA blackbuck at full sprint hits 80 km/h. It can hold 65 km/h for long enough to exhaust most predators. Among land animals, only the cheetah, now extinct in India as a wild resident, could reliably run one down. The Indian…

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India's Most Common Wild Cat Is the Jungle Cat, and You've Probably Mistaken It for a Stray

The cat nobody recognisesThe jungle cat has no spots, no dramatic rosettes, and no interest in being noticed. It is a plain, tawny-grey animal with a short tail, faint striping on the legs, and small tufts on the tips of its ears. That description sounds, to most people, exactly like…

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HSBC, ICICI Bank emerge as biggest FX lenders to India’s diaspora in GIFT City

HSBC and ICICI Bank led lending under a special foreign-exchange swap program. These two banks disbursed a combined $19.3 billion through the central bank's facility. The Reserve Bank of India's program boosted activity in GIFT City significantly. This success encourages lenders to expand wealth management operations and attract more diaspora…

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Bidar's Underground Water Channels and Medieval Sultanate Secrets That Most Travellers Miss

You arrive and there is no one to tell you where to goThe bus from Hyderabad drops you at the edge of Bidar before eight in the morning, and the first thing you notice is the quiet. Not the performed quiet of a hill station or a resort. The actual…

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8 Things on an Indian Food Label That Tell You More Than the Calorie Count Ever Will

1. Serving SizeEvery number on a nutrition label, calories, sodium, fat, sugar, is calculated per serving, not per packet. A 200g bag of bhujia might list its nutrition for a 30g serving. Eat the bag and multiply everything by six. The FSSAI mandates that serving sizes appear on all packaged…

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Scrub Typhus Goes Undiagnosed for Weeks: Symptoms, Fever Patterns, and What to Track

What Scrub Typhus Actually IsOrientia tsutsugamushi, the bacterium behind scrub typhus, travels on the larval stage of trombiculid mites, chiggers, that live in tall grass, scrubland, and forest edges across India's northeastern states, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Tamil Nadu, and Odisha. The mite bites, feeds for a few hours, and leaves.…

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Wealth Management in India: 7 trends reshaping how wealthy Indians invest

India’s affluent investors are moving beyond traditional savings towards diversified portfolios, alternative assets, professional advice, and longer-term wealth planning. Read on to know where the money is flowing!

The Economic Times

100% tariff danger for India nears as Russia Sanctions Bill advances in US House amid surprise vote twist

The US House of Representatives advanced a bill authorising President Donald Trump to impose 100% tariffs on India and other countries buying Russian oil and gas, while extending sanctions on Iran. The legislation cleared a 214-211 procedural vote after two Democrats backed Republicans and is expected to face a final…

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Stocks in news: Yes Bank, Vedanta, Groww, BHEL, Bharat Forge and NBCC

Indian equity markets closed lower on Tuesday, extending their monthly decline. Nifty50 reached a key support level, indicating a potential technical bounce. Several companies, including Yes Bank and Vedanta, are expected to be in focus. Bharat Forge and BHEL announced significant collaborations and joint ventures. Other firms reported regulatory updates…

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Meet Suborno Isaac Bari, the New York mathematics prodigy who began reciting the periodic table at 2, skipped five school grades and graduated high school at just 12

Suborno Isaac Bari has drawn attention for an extraordinary academic journey that began in early childhood. He memorized the periodic table at age 2, skipped five school grades and graduated from a Long Island high school at 12. Bari was also set to attend New York University to study mathematics…

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'Revolutionary change in US foreign policy: MAGA does not see itself as leader of democratic world'

For Spotlight, FRANCE 24 François Picard is pleased to welcome Anne Applebaum, staff writer at The Atlantic and author of Autocracy, Inc. According to Applebaum, the upheaval in American diplomacy and foreign policy transcends any one administration. She describes a full-fledged transformation in the way the United States exerts power,…

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