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Defence exports signal India's rise as regional security provider
Under Modi 3.0, India emphasizes delivery over rhetoric, evident in mandates and initiatives like PM-KISAN and Ayushman Bharat. Operation Sindoor showcased India's defense capabilities, bolstered by the Atmanirbhar Bharat mission and rising defense exports. The nation's startup ecosystem thrives, alongside advancements in digital infrastructure and strategic investments, paving the way for economic growth and national renewal.
From chicken noodle soup to Indian fish curry, space menu gets upgrade as scientists spice up food for astronauts
Professor Suresh Pillai and his team are designing palatable and safe meals for astronauts. Thirty percent of the food sent to the International Space Station is from his lab. Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla will have better food options in space. NASA is upgrading space menus for tourists and deep-space explorers. ISRO is also providing home food options for Shukla.
Top 10 essential rules for air travel etiquette you need to know
Flying etiquette is evolving, with new rules emerging from traveler experiences and expert insights. From airport arrival strategies and gate behavior to in-flight niceties and personal grooming, passengers are urged to be considerate and respectful. Flight attendants emphasize the importance of patience, efficiency, and understanding, highlighting the need for improved behavior on domestic flights.
Understanding India's cultural representation: The impact of Operation Sindoor
The author reflects on explaining Indian culture abroad, drawing parallels to a recent government initiative called 'Operation Sindoor' aimed at showcasing India's stance on terrorism. He questions the effectiveness of sending MP delegations to foreign capitals, especially when domestic political rhetoric contradicts their message.
Mein Kampf & Mysore 'Shree': Inside India's bizarre book bans and sweet name games
An Austrian traveler in Kolkata was shocked to find Mein Kampf prominently displayed in a bookstore, highlighting India's complex relationship with tolerance. While readily available, even celebrated, books by despots contrast sharply with bans and restrictions on works perceived as critical of Indian culture or alluding to Pakistan.
Style check: Gen Z rewriting saree story
Sarees are experiencing a resurgence, particularly among Gen Z. Influencers are showcasing innovative ways to style them. They are pairing sarees with...
Fur-taxi and the Furious: How India’s pet cabs are rescuing the rides for furry passengers
As pet ownership surges in urban India, the need for reliable pet transportation grows. Pet cab services like TaxiForPaws and FurryTaxi are emerging t...
7-seater models riding high on boost from Indian families
Indians increasingly prefer vehicles with more seating. Seven-seaters are becoming the default choice for SUVs and MPVs. Data shows a significant rise...
From July 1, GST returns pending three years can’t be filed
Starting July 2025, GSTN will restrict taxpayers from filing returns after three years from the due date, following a Finance Act amendment. Taxpayers...
270 million Indians out of extreme poverty list: World Bank
India has made remarkable progress in reducing extreme poverty. World Bank data shows nearly 270 million people moved out of extreme poverty between 2...
Weight-loss drug bulks up sales as patients upgrade dosage
Eli Lilly's weight-loss and diabetes drug, Mounjaro, has rapidly gained popularity in India, achieving Rs 24 crore in sales within three months. Young...
Popular urban bikes lose traction on slowdown hit
Sales of 150-200 cc motorcycles in India's metros experienced a 9% decline in FY25, mirroring the slowdown in urban consumption seen in FMCG sales. Fa...
Alcaraz puts French Open title on line against scorching Sinner
Carlos Alcaraz bids to defend his French Open title against Jannik Sinner as the two stars of a new generation face off in a Grand Slam final for the ...
Spain-Portugal final more than just Cristiano vs Yamal says Ronaldo
Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo acknowledged he was "another generation" to Spain starlet Lamine Yamal but said Sunday's Nations League final was m...
Rahul sounds 'match-fixing' alarm again, says Bihar next
Rahul Gandhi has reignited allegations of electoral malpractices in the previous Maharashtra assembly elections, accusing the BJP-led alliance of rigg...
One cough too many: India's TB fight isn't quite there yet
Despite India's commitment to eliminate TB by 2025, the nation grapples with a significant burden of drug-resistant cases and underreporting. There ar...
Dilli, teri jaan will never know what the @!$#'ll happen in this town
Two films set in Delhi show a city of swag and power, of democratising chaos and futuristic dystopia — one of them facing a fate that actually mirrors...
Democracy doesn't need drama: BJP rebuts Rahul Gandhi's 'match-fixing' claim on Maha polls
Bharatiya Janata Party leaders strongly criticized Rahul Gandhi's claims of election rigging in Maharashtra. JP Nadda dismissed Gandhi's allegations a...
What the Trump travel ban means for the 2026 World Cup and 2028 Olympic Games
Donald Trump's travel ban raises concerns for the upcoming World Cup and Olympics. The ban impacts citizens from twelve countries. Exceptions exist fo...
Local cultures, or booby traps?
Italians are passionate about coffee. There are strict rules about when to drink it. Drinking cappuccino after 11 a.m. is a faux pas. Time in Italy is...
AI versus first jobbers: Here are six tips for bright young students as AI threatens entry-level jobs
AI's rapid advancement threatens entry-level white-collar jobs, potentially disrupting traditional career paths. Experts predict significant displacem...
H&M quietly moving brand toward private ownership
Hennes & Mauritz, a popular fashion brand, might soon become a private entity. The Persson family, founders of H&M, are buying more shares. They now c...
SC allows direct expulsion of illegals: Sarma
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma stated that the state doesn't need foreigners' tribunals to identify illegal immigrants. He cited a Supreme C...
India slaps anti-dumping duty on insoluble sulphur from China, Japan
India has implemented anti-dumping duties on insoluble sulphur imports from China and Japan, alongside vitamin-A palmitate from China, the EU, and Swi...
Govt appoints RBI Deputy Governor T Rabi Sankar as 16th FinComm member
T Rabi Sankar, Reserve Bank of India Deputy Governor, joins the Sixteenth Finance Commission as part-time member. This follows Ajay Narayan Jha's resi...
Infosys sets up development centre in Gift City with 1,000 employees capacity
Infosys has launched a new development center in GIFT City, Gandhinagar, accommodating over 1,000 employees in a hybrid model. This TechFin hub will p...
US Fed should cut interest rate by a full point, Donald Trump says
The Fed last September did reduce rates by a half of a percentage point, after a faster-than-expected decline in inflation and a marked slowdown in th...
Lenskart becomes public limited company in prepartion for IPO
The Gurugram-based omnichannel eyewear brand Lenskart closed a $200 million secondary round in June 2024 at a $5 billion valuation. Singapore's sovere...