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"You don't want it too hot...too good": S Jaishankar calls for a "Goldilocks scenario" to navigate US-China rivalry
S Jaishankar emphasized the crucial role of emerging powers in the midst of escalating US-China tensions. He suggested a 'Goldilocks scenario' to achieve a balanced approach in the complex geopolitical landscape. Nations are increasingly prioritizing self-rel…
Sustained reforms, self-reliance critical for Viksit Bharat, says Das
Shaktikanta Das said India must build stronger domestic capabilities while remaining integrated with global markets and concluding more free trade agreements
Garhwal’s historic Ramlila to begin in Doon on October 8
The Ramlila, which was displaced after Old Tehri was submerged following the construction of the Tehri Dam, was revived in Dehradun in 2023 after a gap of 21 years.
Three killed, one injured as rival groups clash in Saran
Three men killed and one seriously injured in a knife clash between rival groups in Pachdwa village, Saran district; police cite an old personal rivalry.
Our Redmi Note 17 4G battery life and charging tests are ready
Does a market for 4G phones still exist? Xiaomi thinks so, so it released the Redmi Note 17 4G. We’ve already looked at the battery life and charging tests of its 5G sibling and promised to compare the two in a separate article – this is that article. We will…
Let exchange rate act as shock absorber: IMF on Fed hike impact on India
The International Monetary Fund has noted the potential impact of the US Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes on global markets. This situation could create challenges for emerging economies through capital flows and financing conditions. The IMF encourages …
Sharmila Mona Sinha: The third daughter who turned deficit into dividend and became a US Hall of Famer
Sharmila Mona Sinha, who grew up in Kolkata, has been inducted into the National Women’s Hall of Fame. She became the second Indian woman to receive this honor, following Indra Nooyi. Sinha's journey has included time in investment banking and philanthropic e…
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Below the line
Families allege negligence as 2 women die at Jamui hospital
Two women died in Jamui Sadar Hospital’s maternity ward within hours; families allege delayed treatment and absent doctor as authorities order inquiry.
Editorial. Bite the bullet
The current Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), since it was re-constituted in October 2024, has consistently displayed a tilt towards growth over inflation. In January to December 2025, aided by sub-4 per cent inflation prints, it trimmed the repo rate by 125 b…
A window into brain care
A morning walk in the fresh air; a carefully chosen meal; a health check-up faithfully scheduled; a resolution to get enough sleep – we give considerable thought to keeping ourselves well. Yet how often does that attention travel above the neck? Dr. David Per…
‘Maggi was the vortex of the storm’
In this conversation on his book, Courage under Fire, Suresh Narayanan, former Chairman & Managing Director, Nestle India, talks about his life influences and how he managed various crises during his time with the company. He says a people-centred style of le…
Anand Mahindra discovers Kota's 'AI' like beautiful destination beyond coaching centres, adds it to his 'Wanderer list'
Anand Mahindra was surprised to discover Kota’s Chambal Riverfront after initially mistaking visuals of the destination for AI-generated images. Stretching 2.75 km along both banks of the Chambal, the riverfront features grand ghats, fountains, promenades and…
I personally would like Rohit to have more ODI hundreds than his age: Sunil Gavaskar
Sunil Gavaskar shared his thoughts on Rohit Sharma's recent 92-run performance against the West Indies. He expressed disappointment as Sharma seeks to achieve more ODI centuries than his age at retirement. Gavaskar highlighted Sharma's impressive ability to s…
As ‘world architecture’ changes, Jaishankar calls for middle powers to pool resources
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar called on emerging and middle powers to pool diplomatic, economic and technological resources as global alliances and institutions undergo change. Speaking at the Munich Leaders Meeting 2026, he identified peace and secu…
INDIA bloc parties to protest outside Delhi EC office against SIR, CEC on Oct 7
On Wednesday, the INDIA bloc parties plan to stage a protest outside the Delhi Election Commission office, voicing their concerns over the flawed SIR process and demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Unified in their stance, …
DLF sells out maiden senior living project Aureva in Gurugram for ₹1,985 cr
Average ticket size of an apartment at The Aureva is ₹11.5 crore, at ₹28,000 per sq ft. Each residence is complemented by three parking spaces and access to a suite of wellness, recreational, and lifestyle amenities.
'We deserve this victory': Women's hockey captain Salima Tete on Asia Cup triumph
Indian women's hockey captain Salima Tete said the team was confident of winning gold at the Asian Games despite facing defending champions China. India beat China 1-0 in the final to end a 44-year wait for the women's hockey gold and secure qualification for…
Love of cricket unites Odias in Japan for India-Pakistan Asian Games T20 final
Odias in Japan traveled 400 km to watch the India-Pakistan Asian Games men’s T20 final in Nisshin, celebrating community spirit as India won gold.
India can launch surgical strikes on Pakistan, but can't hold talks: Mani Shankar Aiyar
Mani Shankar Aiyar criticised the BJP-led government for avoiding dialogue with Pakistan despite military actions taken. He proposed holding discussions at the Attari-Wagah border to facilitate continuous communication between both nations. Aiyar emphasised t…
Rishabh Pant-led Rest of India clinch Irani Cup, defeat J&K by 167 runs in Srinagar
Rest of India beat J&K by 167 runs to win the Irani Cup in Srinagar, marking a historic return of top cricket to the Valley.
India, Chile struggle to clear critical-mineral hurdle in CEPA talks
Year-end deadline looms as India seeks preferential access to copper, lithium, while Chile favours supply-chain cooperation and value-added exports
India can launch surgical strikes on Pakistan, but can't hold talks: Mani Shankar Aiyar
SRINAGAR: Former Union minister Mani Shankar Aiyar criticised the BJP-led central government for refusing to hold talks with Pakistan, saying it has the
The Asian Games with more athletes than the Olympics close in Japan and head to Qatar in 2030
NAGOYA, Japan (AP) — The Asian Games were a blur, a sports kaleidoscope of 45 countries and regions that went dark on Sunday, closed officially by Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad Al Thani, the president of the Olympic Council of Asia.The games featured about 11,000 at…
When will Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma play their next ODI for India?
With no ODIs scheduled for India in the next 30 days, Rohit and Kohli will next get an opportunity to play in the 50-over format during India’s tour of New Zealand.
Shaktikanta Das, PM's Principal Secretary-2, says India within striking distance of 8% growth
Shaktikanta Das stated that India's real GDP grew by 7.8% in the first quarter of this financial year. It was supported by strong domestic demand and favorable investment conditions experienced during this period. This growth follows an average annual GDP inc…
Is your SBI, HDFC Bank, other bank branch closing or shifting? Will IFSC, cheque book details change? Know here
A branch shutting down does not mean that your account or deposit will disappear. The bank will generally transfer the account to another branch or banking outlet and inform customers about the new arrangement.
20-year-old worker found hanging from tree in Bikram
20-year-old daily wage worker found hanging from a tree near Balaji Temple in Bikram, Patna; police suspect suicide, probe underway, post-mortem awaited.
Accidental Environmentalist? How Trump’s War Exposed the Fragility of Dirty Energy.
This story was originally published by The Guardian and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. Of all the epithets hurled at Donald Trump since he became US president, perhaps the most unusual was delivered last month—that he is, in fac…
SKMU accelerates convocation prep after guv’s directive
SKMU speeds up preparations for Nov 5 convocation after governor’s secretariat directive; committees formed to manage protocol and degree distribution.