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Set aside all differences to promote Indian languages, says Shah; hails PM on Vande Mataram rule

Union Home Minister Amit Shah urged setting aside political differences for promoting Indian languages. He stated that children understand India best through their mother tongue, emphasizing its importance. The National Education Policy makes primary education in mother tongue compulsory and learning another Indian language mandatory. Shah highlighted that Hindi should…

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Can Rs 6.6 lakh crore in potential PSU divestments bring FPIs back to Indian markets? Axis Capital explains

Axis Capital says faster government divestments could expand India’s investable equity pool, ease valuation pressures and limit foreign outflows. A 15% reduction in government ownership could raise about Rs 6.6 lakh crore while supporting fiscal consolidation and increasing market liquidity.

The Economic Times

PM Modi keeps saying 'sab changa si' but actually 'sab mehenga si': Congress on WPI inflation data

Wholesale price inflation reached 9.92 percent in August, showing a consistent rise. Food and manufactured items contributed significantly to this ongoing price increase. Real wages have also declined, with rural wages experiencing a substantial drop. This data contradicts Prime Minister Narendra Modi's claims that everything is well. Rising global costs…

The Economic Times

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China benefited most from BRICS summit: Sibal

Kapil Sibal called BRICS a “motley” grouping and said China emerged as the biggest beneficiary from the New Delhi summit. However, he credited India with securing a joint declaration despite differences among members, noting that it avoided references to de-dollarisation or an alternative currency.

The Economic Times

CJI Surya Kant calls for shift from retrospective to preventive justice in infra projects

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant advocated for preventive justice in infrastructure projects. He stressed designing frameworks to avoid disputes before they arise. Well-drafted contracts should manage unforeseen circumstances and risks effectively. Balanced risk allocation and sensible standardization are crucial for project success. Early dispute avoidance and swift resolution are…

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Himalayas running out of water, 20% of India's GDP at risk: 200 glacial lakes linked to rivers like Ganga, Yamuna found to be high risk

A new report by Systemiq and the Integrated Mountain Initiative, backed by the Rockefeller Foundation, warns that the Himalayas are approaching a tipping point, with glaciers melting 65 percent faster than a decade ago. Nearly 200 glacial lakes have been rated high risk, and the region underpins over 20 percent…

The Economic Times

New England Test coach Stephen Fleming commits to commentary role

Fleming’s first Tests in charge of England come against South Africa this winter but before that, he will be in the commentary box for the New Zealand v India T20 series

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India gains wider EU steel access, but carbon levy remains

India will export up to 1.64 million tons of steel annually to the European Union. This includes an additional preferential quota of 694,853 tons, enhancing market access. Shipments exceeding this quota will incur a 50% European Union tariff. Indian steel exports will still be subject to the EU's Carbon Border…

The Economic Times

India, Canada begin next round of talks on proposed trade pact: Official

India and Canada have begun the fourth round of negotiations for a proposed Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA), with both sides aiming to conclude the talks this year. The five-day negotiations in New Delhi will cover goods, services, rules of origin and technical trade barriers.

The Economic Times

From India to Vietnam: Why some firms are rethinking the China-plus-one strategy

Companies are bringing manufacturing back to China after facing difficulties abroad. Replicating China's factory ecosystem and skilled labor proves challenging for many firms. Overseas supply gaps and production constraints are prompting this manufacturing shift. Some businesses are restoring Chinese suppliers due to reliability and efficiency. This trend unfolds as companies…

The Economic Times

These 4 Smartphones Go on Sale Next Week: From ₹9,999 to iPhone 18 Pro

Planning to buy a new smartphone? Next week could give you several interesting options across different price ranges. From a budget phone priced at an effective ₹9,999 to Apple's premium iPhone 18 Pro series, multiple new models are scheduled to go on sale. Some focus on battery life, some on…

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In BRICS, India’s quiet triumph in how it passed the test of cohesion

In what can be seen as a diplomatic success for both the grouping and its host, the consensus reached at the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi brought to the fore the continuing relevance of the multilateral forum in an international system grappling with competing power interests and geopolitical conflicts.…

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Pakistan to play in Asian Champions Trophy hockey in India: Punjab CM Mann

Pakistan will participate in next month’s Men’s Asian Champions Trophy hockey tournament in Punjab, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann said, citing India’s policy allowing Pakistan to compete in multilateral events.

The Economic Times

Taliban warned Osama bin Laden to step up his security post Kandahar hijack: CIA documents

CIA-released intelligence documents show the Taliban warned Osama bin Laden to tighten his security after the 1999 hijacking of Indian Airlines Flight IC-814, fearing the hostage crisis could be used to target him. The documents, part of 71 Presidential Daily Briefs released ahead of the 25th anniversary of 9/11, also…

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As private wallets begin to open, India's big future bet takes off

India’s Rs 1 lakh crore RDI programme is beginning to unlock venture capital flows into deeptech, marking a shift in the country’s attempt to move from being a large technology consumer to a technology producer.

The Independent UK

Xi skips Brics dinner as summit struggles to agree on Ukraine and Middle East conflicts

Analysts say muted language reflects deep divisions within expanding bloc with India pursuing behind-the-scenes diplomacy

The Economic Times

From Uzbekistan to Canada: A look at India’s global uranium hunt

India is accelerating its nuclear power expansion to reach 100 GW by 2047. This ambitious goal necessitates securing substantial uranium supplies from global sources. New agreements with Uzbekistan, Australia, and Canada are diversifying fuel procurement strategies. Domestic policy changes now permit private companies to enter nuclear power generation. This dual…

The Economic Times

Minister Manohar Lal arrives in Houston for G20 Summit; lauds diaspora, Hindi heritage

Union Minister Manohar Lal arrived in Houston for the G20 Energy Ministers' meeting. He addressed the Indian diaspora at India House, highlighting their contributions. The minister also attended a literary gathering marking Hindi Diwas 2026. He visited NASA's Johnson Space Centre to discuss space sector cooperation. Discussions will focus on…

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2nd T20I: India look to seal series, address fifth-bowler conundrum against Afghanistan

India seeks to seal the series against Afghanistan in the second T20I. Pacer Arshdeep Singh and batter Abhishek Sharma starred in the dominant opening win. The team's fifth bowling option remains a significant concern for the captain. Abhishek Sharma quelled form doubts with his entertaining and explosive innings. Afghanistan must…

The Economic Times

ETMarkets Smart Talk | Retail traders lost ₹1.8 lakh crore in F&O: Can algo trading change the game? Rakesh Pujara explains

More than 90% of individual F&O traders lost money between FY22 and FY24, with retail losses reaching around ₹1.8 lakh crore. With algorithmic trading now widespread, automation could help level the playing field by giving retail investors access to tools once largely available to institutions, says Rakesh Pujara of Compounding…

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R Madhavan’s son to compete at Asian Games: When Dhurandhar actor decided to move to Dubai Vedaant could continue swimming after pools were shut during COVID-19

Vedaant Madhavan, son of R Madhavan, is a competitive freestyle swimmer. He will soon compete at the Asian Games in Japan. The family relocated to Dubai during the pandemic for his training. Madhavan emphasizes keeping his son grounded amidst attention. He rates himself a six out of ten as a…

The Economic Times

India's wholesale inflation accelerates to 9.92% in August from 9.78% in July

India’s wholesale inflation accelerated to 9.92% in August from 9.78% in July, slightly above the 9.89% expected in a Reuters poll. Consumer inflation data is due later on Monday and is expected to hit a 20-month high, driven by higher food and fuel prices.

The Economic Times

Indian women's team working hard to improve fielding: Muzumdar

Indian women's cricket coach Amol Muzumdar addressed fielding issues after their Asia Cup victory. He stated players are working hard to improve their performance on the field. Muzumdar also dismissed concerns about the middle-order's batting consistency during the tournament. He highlighted strong opening partnerships and overall team scores achieved. The…

Newslaundry

‘A win for diplomacy…gaps’: How editorials read BRICS and the Delhi declaration

Somewhere between the mushroom kebabs and the millet pulao, Indian coverage of the 18th BRICS summit developed a parallel track. On one, there were several heads of government and a 45-page declaration. On the other, there was a tote bag and a menu card.

The Independent UK

India wins women's Asia Cup but yet again refuses to take trophy from Pakistani official

Political tensions between India and Pakistan have spilled onto the cricket field again

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