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India's unstoppable run to Women's T20 Asia Cup crown

India produced a dominant all-round display to win its eighth Women’s T20 Asia Cup title, crushing Sri Lanka by 72 runs in Dubai. Smriti Mandhana and Shafali Verma powered a 129-run opening stand, while Sree Charani and Deepti Sharma dismantled Sri Lanka’s chase. India topped batting and bowling metrics, though…

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Commodity Talk| “The conversation is shifting from ‘Can I trade commodities?’ to ‘What role should commodities play?’: Sunil Katke

Gold has already established itself as a strategic asset for Indian investors, but the opportunity is increasingly extending to silver, copper and other critical commodities. At the same time, the traditional equity-debt portfolio may not always offer adequate diversification during inflationary or geopolitical shocks, making commodities an increasingly relevant portfolio…

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Navya Naveli Nanda, Amitabh Bachchan’s granddaughter, says young people want purpose, not just profit: What daughter of Rs 32,500-crore Escorts Kubota chief Nikhil Nanda says about Gen Z

Navya Naveli Nanda, granddaughter of Amitabh Bachchan and Jaya Bachchan, has said young people today are looking beyond financial success and want their work to have a larger purpose. Speaking at the launch ofAparajita, she discussed Gen Z's changing priorities, the uncertainty created by AI, gender equality and her own…

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ETMarkets Smart Talk | Defence, power, EMS, AI proxies: Why FOMO is driving parts of the mid- and smallcap rally, says V Srivatsa

The valuation gap is becoming difficult to ignore. While the Nifty 50 is trading at around 21 times earnings, the Nifty Midcap and Smallcap indices are valued at roughly 33x and 32x earnings respectively—a premium of nearly 50-57% over large caps.

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'As India leads, world listens': Rajnath Singh hails conclusion of 18th BRICS Summit

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday called the successful conclusion of the 18th BRICS Summit under India's chairship a landmark diplomatic achievement, saying "India has put the Global South at the centre". He also praised the unanimous New Delhi Declaration as a major milestone, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi held…

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ETMarkets AIF Talk | Aerospace, electronics, CDMO, auto ancillaries: Where Rajesh Kothari sees India’s next growth opportunities

Rajesh Kothari, Founder and Managing Director at AlfAccurate Advisors, believes the investment opportunity in India is expanding at the sector and company level. His focus remains on businesses with sustainable growth, strong fundamentals and valuations that make investment sense, rather than simply chasing the next popular theme.

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ETMarkets Smart Talk | AI, defence, power: Investors need to be selective as valuations turn expensive, says Aditya Khemani

Aditya Khemani, Head of Equities at Invesco Mutual Fund, believes investors need to be particularly selective at this stage. He cautions against confusing strong earnings momentum with business quality, especially when red flags such as weak cash flows or stretched valuations are overlooked. While India’s growing domestic liquidity provides a…

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$100 crude is an irritant, not a deal-breaker for India: Harsh Gupta Madhusudan

While higher oil could pressure earnings and the rupee, he argues that the impact may be less severe than feared, with India’s growth backdrop, valuations and external balances providing a buffer even as global yields and geopolitical risks remain elevated.

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India, Asian peers pile up $7.4 billion spot-gas bill, turning wary of LNG

Asian nations spent billions on spot LNG after supply disruptions. These higher costs pressure economies reliant on natural gas imports. Countries are now reconsidering long-term dependence on imported liquefied natural gas. Alternatives like solar, wind, and coal are being explored by several nations. Buyers are also diversifying suppliers to mitigate…

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India's Dhole: The Whistling Wild Canid Whose Pack Hunting Method No Wolf or Tiger Uses

The Animal Most Indian Forests Don't AdvertiseThe dhole (Cuon alpinus) weighs between 12 and 20 kilograms. A sambar deer it hunts can weigh 300. That gap is not a problem the dhole solves with size or ambush. It solves it with method, and the method is unlike anything wolves, African…

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Women's Asia Cup: India refuse trophy from Pakistan's Mohsin Naqvi after winning record eighth title

India's women's cricket team won a record-extending eighth Asia Cup title after beating Sri Lanka by 72 runs, but did not accept the trophy from ACC chairman Mohsin Naqvi of Pakistan. The impasse mirrors last year's men's Asia Cup ceremony, when India also declined to receive the trophy from Naqvi.

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5 Legitimate Side Income Options for Salaried Indians That Won't Breach Your Contract

Read Your Contract Before You Read Anything ElseMost moonlighting clauses in Indian employment contracts prohibit working for a competitor or taking up full-time employment elsewhere. They do not prohibit passive income, investment returns, or freelance work in an unrelated field. The distinction matters enormously. Before you pursue any side income,…

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Mid-tier VCs scout deeptech deals; ETSA winner Varaha’s India play

Happy Monday! Sector-agnostic mid-tier venture capital investors are recaliberating focus on India's deeptech startups. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

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Cracked Heels Are a Pressure Problem Long Before They Become a Moisture Problem

The crack starts from below, not the surfaceHeel skin does not thin and split because it is dry. It splits because it is compressed repeatedly from below and sheared laterally with every step. The fat pad under your heel, a dense, shock-absorbing cushion, spreads outward when your body weight lands…

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PRP and Hair Transplants in India: What Your First Consultation Will Not Tell You

The candidacy question they answer too quicklyMost consultations in India run between 20 and 40 minutes. In that window, a doctor assesses your scalp, photographs your hairline, and tells you whether you are a candidate. What they rarely tell you is that candidacy has two separate components: whether you can…

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Why the Woman Is Always Tested First for Infertility and the Husband Is Never Asked Anything

The appointment was always going to be yoursNobody said it out loud. Nobody had to. When the months passed and nothing happened, the conversation in the kitchen, in the bedroom, at your mother-in-law's dining table, turned toward you. Not toward the marriage. Not toward biology as a shared matter. Toward…

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Gondal and Bhavnagar: The Saurashtra Palace Towns Where Royal Homes Still Take Paying Guests

The families who stayedMost Indian palace hotels were sold, converted, or handed to hotel chains that stripped them of everything except the architecture. Gondal went a different way. The Jadeja Rajput royal family of Gondal still lives in the Orchard Palace, a late-19th-century riverside property that takes paying guests into…

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Velavadar's Blackbuck Grasslands: The Saurashtra Sanctuary That Looks Like Nowhere Else in India

A park that refuses to look like a parkThe first thing Velavadar takes from you is your reference points. Every wildlife sanctuary you've visited before had something to hide behind, a sal forest, a rocky ridge, a river bend where the animals could disappear. Velavadar has none of that. The…

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US hosts G20 energy talks in Texas as Iran war disrupts global fuel markets

The United States begins G20 meetings in Houston on Monday promoting “energy abundance” as President Donald Trump’s war against Iran disrupts global fuel markets. Delegations from major economies, including China, India, Japan and Germany, will attend alongside oil producers Canada and Saudi Arabia. Russia is also expected to participate.

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What Construction Dust Does to Your Lungs and Why Cloth Masks Fail Indian Workers

The particle that never leavesNot all dust is equal. The dust raised by a jackhammer breaking concrete, a grinder cutting sandstone, or a drill boring through brick contains crystalline silica, particles that measure between 0.5 and 10 microns. At that size, they do not get caught in the nose or…

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7 Serious Health Problems Indian Cab and Truck Drivers Develop From Long Driving Hours

Chronic Back and Spine PainSitting in a fixed position for 10 or more hours, absorbing road vibration through a seat that rarely offers lumbar support, is one of the fastest routes to spinal degeneration. A 2019 study published in the Indian Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine found that professional…

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Ganesh Chaturthi bank holiday: Are banks open or closed in your state today? Check state-wise holiday list

Bank holiday today: Today marks the closure of banks including SBI, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, PNB among others in various Indian states in observance of Ganesh Chaturthi. Check statewise holiday in the calender given below to avoid any inconvenience.

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Indian moves to US for job, forgets to file ITR, Income Tax Dept imposes Rs 8.29 lakh penalty; ITAT Jaipur cancels penalty and gives full relief

Indian employee working in US imposed with Rs 8.29 lakh penalty for missing to file ITR after moving to US; ITAT Jaipur cancels penalty and gives full relief. ITAT Jaipur’sSMC bench who heard this case composed of Annapurna Gupta, accountant memberand Kuldip Singh, judicial member.

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Xi-Modi thaw warms up ties at BRICS, but old India-China fault lines remain

Chinese President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Narendra Modi used their first meeting on Indian soil in seven years to signal a thaw in ties and a willingness to manage shared challenges, including US President Donald Trump. But deep differences remain over the border dispute, trade imbalance, Chinese support for…

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SEBI tightens scrutiny of Wall Street giants operating in India

India's securities regulator is increasing its oversight of foreign financial firms. Prominent players like JPMorgan Chase and Jane Street face allegations of market manipulation. Regulators are now demanding accountability similar to US and European counterparts. This stricter approach targets lucrative opportunities in India's fast-growing economy. Global banks are upgrading compliance…

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