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Subsidies to stay if Cong is voted to power in Punjab, says Bajwa
MOHALI: A day before Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s Insaaf Rally in Sangrur, leader of Opposition Partap Singh Bajwa said the party will continue all existing welfare schemes, including the ₹1,000 monthly financial assistance under the Mukh Mantri...
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Subsidies to stay if Cong is voted to power in Punjab, says Bajwa
MOHALI: A day before Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s Insaaf Rally in Sangrur, leader of Opposition Partap Singh Bajwa said the party will continue all existing welfare schemes, including the ₹1,000 monthly financial assistance under the Mukh Mantri...
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‘50 cr uplifted from poverty in a decade’
Varad Bhatkhande & Alister Augustine Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday claimed that nearly 50 crore people had been lifted out of poverty over the past 1012 years. He said direct benefit transfers had reduced corruption and ensured welfare...
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At least 2 dead as cyclone ravages 3 districts of A.P.
At least two persons were killed on Tuesday after severe cyclonic storm Murasu hit south coastal Andhra Pradesh, destroying standing crops spread over 52,459 hectares and damaging 312 houses and power transmission lines. The State Disaster Management...
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Modi: 50cr people out of poverty in 10-12 yrs
Underscoring that India is defeating poverty on the ground, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said around 50 crore people had overcome extreme poverty in India in the last 10-12 years of NDA rule. The Prime Minister said that India stands as a...
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Why premium auto makers are betting on India
From Ferrari and Maserati to Ducati, a clutch of European premium auto makers with a limited presence in India is stepping up its engagement with the country. Mint takes a look at why these brands are increasingly highlighting India in their global...
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Subsidies to stay if Cong is voted to power in Punjab, says Bajwa
MOHALI: A day before Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s Insaaf Rally in Sangrur, leader of Opposition Partap Singh Bajwa said the party will continue all existing welfare schemes, including the ₹1,000 monthly financial assistance under the Mukh Mantri...
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SRK’S BIRTHDAY BASH
Actor Shah Rukh Khan greeted thousands of fans gathered outside his Mumbai home, Mannat, on his 61st birthday, striking his signature pose
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CBFC’S NEW RULES SPARK CONCERN
Filmmaker Honey Trehan, whose Diljit Dosanjh-starrer Satluj faced a prolonged certification battle, has sharply criticised the Central Board of Film Certification’s (CBFC) latest advisory. “Underlines the cowardness & the dictatorship in the country,”...
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KAT SPEAKS OUT LOUD
Actor Katrina Kaif opens up about the pressure on new mothers to look a certain way
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‘Bounce back? From where?’ Katrina on postpartum body shaming
Actor Katrina Kaif is in no hurry to return to her pre-pregnancy figure. The actor, who welcomed her son Vihaan with husband Vicky Kaushal in November 2025, faced online criticism over her appearance at the Ambanis’ Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations in...
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Subsidies to stay if Cong is voted to power in Punjab, says Bajwa
A day before Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s Insaaf Rally in Sangrur, leader of Opposition Partap Singh Bajwa said the party will continue all existing welfare schemes, including the ₹1,000 monthly financial assistance under the Mukh Mantri Mawan...
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SC: Nobody can occupy protest site indefinitely
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Tuesday said no individual, group, or organisation could claim an indefinite right to occupy a designated protest site, underlining that others too have an equal constitutional right to use the same public space to raise...
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Voters need not fear action while filing Form 6: ECI
To address the apprehension that enrolled voters may not file Form 6 during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) rolls for fear of prosecution for a false declaration, the Election Commission of India (ECI) on Tuesday assured them they can file it...
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Subsidies to stay if Cong is voted to power in Punjab, says Bajwa
MOHALI: A day before Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s Insaaf Rally in Sangrur, leader of Opposition Partap Singh Bajwa said the party will continue all existing welfare schemes, including the ₹1,000 monthly financial assistance under the Mukh Mantri...
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Ahead of 2027, BJP readies mega dole for UP women
LUCKNOW : Setting the stage for a high-stakes welfare battle ahead of the 2027 Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections, chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday announced that the BJP government will soon roll out a special financial package aimed at making...
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SC flags illegal firecracker sales as AQI surges in city
The Supreme Court on Tuesday took note of a Hindustan Times report exposing the open sale of conventional and unauthorised firecrackers in Delhi markets despite restrictions imposed by the court a day earlier, asking the Centre, state government and...
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SC: No group can occupy protest site indefinitely
The Supreme Court on Tuesday said no individual, group, or organisation could claim an indefinite right to occupy a designated protest site, underlining that others too have an equal constitutional right to use the same public space to raise their...
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Why premium auto makers are betting on India
From Ferrari and Maserati to Ducati, a clutch of European premium auto makers with a limited presence in India is stepping up its engagement with the country. Mint takes a look at why these brands are increasingly highlighting India in their global...
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CBFC’S NEW RULES SPARK CONCERN
Filmmaker Honey Trehan, whose Diljit Dosanjh-starrer Satluj faced a prolonged certification battle, has sharply criticised the Central Board of Film Certification’s (CBFC) latest advisory. “Underlines the cowardness & the dictatorship in the country,”...
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A.P. makes 360hour internships mandatory for UG students
The Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE) has introduced a mandatory semesterlong internship of 360 hours, carrying 12 academic credits, for undergraduate students across all State universities and their affiliated colleges from...
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SBI Q2 profit jumps 14% on stake-sale gain; NII up 15%
State Bank of India reported a 14 per cent year-on-year increase in net profit at ₹23,038 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2026, aided by gains from the sale of its stake in SBI Fund Management. The country’s largest lender had posted a profit...
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Why premium auto makers are betting on India
From Ferrari and Maserati to Ducati, a clutch of European premium auto makers with a limited presence in India is stepping up its engagement with the country. Mint takes a look at why these brands are increasingly highlighting India in their global...
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Why premium auto makers are betting on India
From Ferrari and Maserati to Ducati, a clutch of European premium auto makers with a limited presence in India is stepping up its engagement with the country. Mint takes a look at why these brands are increasingly highlighting India in their global...
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Karnataka seat at heart of vote theft row has 803 IDs against 397 names
While one of the aims of the special intensive revision (SIR) was to weed out duplicate entries from electoral rolls, The Hindu found that after the SIR exercise, Karnataka’s Mahadevapura Assembly constituency alone had 803 voter IDs linked to just 397...
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At least 2 dead as cyclone ravages 3 districts of A.P.
At least two persons were killed on Tuesday after severe cyclonic storm Murasu hit south coastal Andhra Pradesh, destroying standing crops spread over 52,459 hectares and damaging 312 houses and power transmission lines. The State Disaster Management...
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At least 2 dead as cyclone ravages 3 districts of A.P.
At least two persons were killed on Tuesday after severe cyclonic storm Murasu hit south coastal Andhra Pradesh, destroying standing crops spread over 52,459 hectares and damaging 312 houses and power transmission lines. The State Disaster Management...
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Cement market steadily narrows to 2-horse race
India’s cement industry is steadily becoming a duopoly of Ultratech Cement, part of the Aditya Birla group, and Ambuja Cements, controlled by the Adani group. Through organic growth and the purchase of smaller independent producers, the two have...
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SRK’S BIRTHDAY BASH
Actor Shah Rukh Khan greeted thousands of fans gathered outside his Mumbai home, Mannat, on his 61st birthday, striking his signature pose
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At least 2 dead as cyclone ravages 3 districts of A.P.
At least two persons were killed on Tuesday after severe cyclonic storm Murasu hit south coastal Andhra Pradesh, destroying standing crops spread over 52,459 hectares and damaging 312 houses and power transmission lines. The State Disaster Management...
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SC flags illegal firecracker sales as AQI surges in city
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Tuesday took note of a Hindustan Times report exposing the open sale of conventional and unauthorised firecrackers in Delhi markets despite restrictions imposed by the court a day earlier, asking the Centre, state...
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In Karnataka seat at heart of vote theft claims, 803 voter IDs linked to 397 names after SIR
While one of the aims of the special intensive revision (SIR) was to weed out duplicate entries from electoral rolls, The Hindu found that after the SIR exercise, Karnataka’s Mahadevapura Assembly constituency alone had 803 voter IDs linked to just...
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A.P. makes 360hour internships mandatory for UG students
The Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE) has introduced a mandatory semesterlong internship of 360 hours, carrying 12 academic credits, for undergraduate students across all State universities and their affiliated colleges from...
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Fast track T’dihatti, Revanth tells officials
Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy directed irrigation officials to maintain close coordination with the Maharashtra government and continue dialogue to resolve outstanding issues concerning the proposed Tummidihatti barrage across the Pranahita river. He...
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Launches Galore
NEW BIKE LAUNCHES ARE COMING thick and fast as we approach the festival of Deepavali. After writing this editorial, I shall be heading out to Italy to ride the new Royal Enfield Himalayan 750. Last year I rode the prototype 750 and was really impressed...
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In Karnataka seat at heart of vote theft claims, 803 voter IDs linked to 397 names after SIR
While one of the aims of the special intensive revision (SIR) was to weed out duplicate entries from electoral rolls, The Hindu found that after the SIR exercise, Karnataka’s Mahadevapura Assembly constituency alone had 803 voter IDs linked to just 397...
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Kolkata, Howrah civic polls before Siliguri in February 2027, hints CM
Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari on Tuesday indicated that elections to the Kolkata and Howrah civic bodies would be held before the Siliguri Municipal Corporation (SMC) polls, which he hinted would take place in February 2027. He made the remarks...
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SC: No group can occupy protest site indefinitely
The Supreme Court on Tuesday said no individual, group, or organisation could claim an indefinite right to occupy a designated protest site, underlining that others too have an equal constitutional right to use the same public space to raise their...
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Why premium auto makers are betting on India
From Ferrari and Maserati to Ducati, a clutch of European premium auto makers with a limited presence in India is stepping up its engagement with the country. Mint takes a look at why these brands are increasingly highlighting India in their global...
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SBI Q2 profit jumps 14% on stake-sale gain; NII up 15%
State Bank of India reported a 14 per cent year-on-year increase in net profit at ₹23,038 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2026, aided by gains from the sale of its stake in SBI Fund Management. The country’s largest lender had posted a profit...
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Karnataka seat at heart of vote theft row has 803 IDs against 397 names
While one of the aims of the special intensive revision (SIR) was to weed out duplicate entries from electoral rolls, The Hindu found that after the SIR exercise, Karnataka’s Mahadevapura Assembly constituency alone had 803 voter IDs linked to just 397...
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Can’t occupy a protest site for all times to come’, SC draws the line
The Supreme Court on Tuesday said no group could occupy a designated protest site indenitely, observing that public spaces must remain accessible to all those wishing to exercise their constitutional right to protest. “You can’t occupy a protest site...
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Why premium auto makers are betting on India
From Ferrari and Maserati to Ducati, a clutch of European premium auto makers with a limited presence in India is stepping up its engagement with the country. Mint takes a look at why these brands are increasingly highlighting India in their global...
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In Karnataka seat at heart of vote theft claims, 803 voter IDs linked to 397 names after SIR
While one of the aims of the special intensive revision (SIR) was to weed out duplicate entries from electoral rolls, The Hindu found that after the SIR exercise, Karnataka’s Mahadevapura Assembly constituency alone had 803 voter IDs linked to just 397...
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SC closes monitoring of its probe in Ram Temple donation theft
The Supreme Court on Monday closed its monitoring of the alleged theft of donations at the Ram temple in Ayodhya after the Uttar Pradesh government informed it that a charge sheet had been filed against eight accused, allowing petitioners to assist the...
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SIR process: instances of voters excluded from electoral rolls due to address change surface
Several instances of voters being kept out of the electoral rolls simply because of their changed address are surfacing during the settlement of Claims & Objections as part of the ongoing Special Intensive Revision of Electoral Rolls (SIR) in...
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SBI Q2 profit jumps 14% on stake-sale gain; NII up 15%
State Bank of India reported a 14 per cent yearonyear increase in net profit at ₹23,038 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2026, aided by gains from the sale of its stake in SBI Fund Management. The country’s largest lender had posted a profit...
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SBI Q2 profit jumps 14% on stake-sale gain; NII up 15%
State Bank of India reported a 14 per cent year-on-year increase in net profit at ₹23,038 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2026, aided by gains from the sale of its stake in SBI Fund Management. The country’s largest lender had posted a profit...
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SBI Q2 profit jumps 14% on stake-sale gain; NII up 15%
State Bank of India reported a 14 per cent year-on-year increase in net profit at ₹23,038 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2026, aided by gains from the sale of its stake in SBI Fund Management. The country’s largest lender had posted a profit...
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SC closes monitoring of its probe in Ram Temple donation theft
The Supreme Court on Monday closed its monitoring of the alleged theft of donations at the Ram temple in Ayodhya after the Uttar Pradesh government informed it that a charge sheet had been filed against eight accused, allowing petitioners to assist the...
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At least 2 dead as cyclone ravages 3 districts of A.P.
t least two persons were killed on Tuesday after severe cyclonic storm Murasu hit south coastal Andhra Pradesh, destroying standing crops spread over 52,459 hectares and damaging 312 houses and power transmission lines. The State Disaster Management...
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Karnataka seat at heart of vote theft row has 803 IDs against 397 names
While one of the aims of the special intensive revision (SIR) was to weed out duplicate entries from electoral rolls, The Hindu found that after the SIR exercise, Karnataka’s Mahadevapura Assembly constituency alone had 803 voter IDs linked to just 397...
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2 dead as cyclone ravages 3 districts of A.P.
At least two persons were killed on Tuesday after severe cyclonic storm Murasu hit south coastal Andhra Pradesh, destroying standing crops spread over 52,459 hectares and damaging 312 houses and power transmission lines. The State Disaster Management...
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At least 2 dead as cyclone ravages 3 districts of A.P.
At least two persons were killed on Tuesday after severe cyclonic storm Murasu hit south coastal Andhra Pradesh, destroying standing crops spread over 52,459 hectares and damaging 312 houses and power transmission lines. The State Disaster Management...
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SC: No group can occupy protest site indefinitely
The Supreme Court on Tuesday said no individual, group, or organisation could claim an indefinite right to occupy a designated protest site, underlining that others too have an equal constitutional right to use the same public space to raise their...
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Ranbir Kapoor on playing Lord Ram
Fear, gratitude and becoming a better human
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Debate in Parl: Shah; Rahul challenges PM
Union home minister Amit Shah on Monday said the government was ready to convene a special session of Parliament and dared the Opposition to debate allegations of vote theft in the House, but Congress leader Rahul Gandhi hit back, challenging Prime...
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लोकतािं ्रिक ससं ्ाओं पर ह्ला कर रहा िवपक्ष : स्िृ त
सन्ारर् सवं ाददाता कोलकाता : ििपक्ी गठबधं न के हाििया राजनीििक कायकर् मों िथा दशे की सिं धै ािनक ससं थाओं पर ििपक् िारा िगाये गये आरोपों पर पिू कदंे ीय मतं ी एिं भाजपा की रा£ीय महासििि स्िृ त ईरानी ने कडी प्रिििकया वय की। उनहोंने ििपक् के इन कदमों को...
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Apology from high and mighty can’t replace accountability: Madras HC
Questioning an early morning swoop on the house of an economist and nabbing him over a social media post, which later turned out to be made from a fake account, the Madras High Court observed that an apology and intervention by the Chief Minister...
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‘Bounce back? From where?’ Katrina on postpartum body shaming
Actor Katrina Kaif is in no hurry to return to her pre-pregnancy figure. The actor, who welcomed her son Vihaan with husband Vicky Kaushal in November 2025, faced online criticism over her appearance at the Ambanis’ Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations in...
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Cracks in NCP? Senior leaders meet Amit Shah
MUMBAI : Veteran NCP leaders met Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Delhi on Sunday and reportedly expressed dissatisfaction with party chief Sunetra Pawar and her son, Rajya Sabha MP Parth Pawar, over their leadership style and growing influence in the...
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SBI to Binance: financial giants face a cyber siege
Incidents involving Binance and State Bank of India highlight cyber risks facing financial institutions. As banks and crypto platforms adopt sophisticated technologies, hackers are exploiting gaps to steal customer data and facilitate fraud and...
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ANTONELLI BECOMES YOUNGEST F1 CHAMPION
MEXICO CITY: Ever since he got into the Formula 1 paddock hidden in a stack of tyres, Kimi Antonelli has done things his own way. Now, the 20-year-old Italian stands on his own as F1’s youngest-ever champion after he finished third in the Mexico City...
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स्मार्ट इनवेस्टिंग सबके लिए।
शेयर बाज़ार में निवेश करना मुश्किल लग सकता है। हमारी स्मार्ट तकनीक इसे आसान बनाती है। पोर्टफोलियो ऑप्टिमाइज़र (Portfolio Optimiser) की मदद से, PhonePe Invest आपको एक ही जगह पर अपना पोर्टफोलियो शुरू करने (Build), परखने (Review) और सुधारने (Optimise) की...
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SC closes monitoring of its probe in Ram Temple donation theft
The Supreme Court on Monday closed its monitoring of the alleged theft of donations at the Ram temple in Ayodhya after the Uttar Pradesh government informed it that a charge sheet had been filed against eight accused, allowing petitioners to assist the...
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3 hrs on 2 days: SC clears green crackers for Diwali
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Monday allowed the sale and bursting of certified green firecrackers in Delhi-NCR for a limited period around Diwali, permitting their use between 6am and 7am and 8pm and 10pm on November 7 and 8, while making it clear...
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रक्ताच्ता शेवटच्ता थेंबतापर्तयं ‘ररजिम चिें ’ होऊ दणे तार नताही!
क्र्रोिी पषिनते राहलु गािं ी याचं या माधयमातनू गले काही क्दर््स ्सरूु अ्सलले या आदं ोलनानं ा उत्तर दणे या्साठी िाजपाने मबुं ईत एका मोिािशि आयोजन केले होत.े लोकतत्रं बिार्, अराजकता हटार् या अक्ियानाअतं गतशि पकु ारणयात आलले या या आदं ोलनात महाराषट्ािे...
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SC closes monitoring of its probe in Ram Temple donation theft
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Monday closed its monitoring of the alleged theft of donations at the Ram temple in Ayodhya after the Uttar Pradesh government informed it that a charge sheet had been filed against eight accused, allowing petitioners to...
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SBI Q2 profit jumps 14% on stake-sale gain; NII up 15%
State Bank of India reported a 14 per cent year-on-year increase in net profit at ₹23,038 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2026, aided by gains from the sale of its stake in SBI Fund Management. The country’s largest lender had posted a profit...
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ANTONELLI BECOMES YOUNGEST F1 CHAMPION
MEXICO CITY: Ever since he got into the Formula 1 paddock hidden in a stack of tyres, Kimi Antonelli has done things his own way. Now, the 20-year-old Italian stands on his own as F1’s youngest-ever champion after he finished third in the Mexico City...
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Cracks in NCP? Senior leaders meet Amit Shah
MUMBAI : Veteran NCP leaders met Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Delhi on Sunday and reportedly expressed dissatisfaction with party chief Sunetra Pawar and her son, Rajya Sabha MP Parth Pawar, over their leadership style and growing influence in the...
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CURIOSITY DESERVES A SUNDAY
Spend Sunday discovering something you didn’t know you wanted to know. From culture and lifestyle to ideas that shift perspectives, HT WKND brings together stories that surprise, inspire and stay with you long after you’ve turned the page.
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THE SHOW DIDN’T GO ON
The Colombian singer’s concert at Egypt’s Pyramids of Giza, initially scheduled for April 7, was first postponed to November 28 amid escalating geopolitical tensions and airspace restrictions. The performance has now been pushed to April 2, 2027, due...
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ANTONELLI BECOMES YOUNGEST F1 CHAMPION
Antonelli won his first F1 world championship on Sunday. At 20 years, 68 days, he is more than 3 yrs younger than Germany’s Sebastian Vettel when he set the previous record in 2010. Kimi Antonelli, centre, on the podium alongside race winner Max...
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Committed to eliminate terrorism; make India drug free by 2029: Amit Shah
Reiterating Centre's commitment to eliminate terrorism from the country, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday said that the government is working on a plan to make India ‘drug-free' by 2029. Addressing a public gathering in Hyderabad, Telangana, HM...
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THE NEXT WAVE
Projected estimates placed the global heavyduty truck market at nearly 1.95 million units in 2025, with China maintaining its status as the world’s largest market. Medium- and heavyduty truck registrations reached 903,263 units in China compared to...
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Rewriting the future of WOMEN’S HEALTH
Women's health is emerging as a critical frontier for healthcare innovation CEToUU AUKC-2CEKfiE. (ToO PoP-KPXCUKXG diagnostics for endometriosis and advances in cancer care to personalised menopause management and AIdriven healthcare, new...
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Acknowledgement/ Feedback
Thank you so much for the article feature on Deloitte focused on Cell and Gene Therapy in India. - Insha Ashfaque, Delhi The story on ‘The Experience Center Race’ is a great read capturing an important shift in the industry. I particularly like the...
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Monarch Networth Capital Cover Story
Manoj Agrawal: Briefly describe 2-3 significant functional changes that have been made in the employee handbook in recent times. Ga n a p a t h i S u b r a mani a n : At Sundaram Home Finance, we are consciously moving the employee handbook from being...
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FOOD SECURE. FARMER SQUEEZE.
India’s farm sector is entering the Rabi 2026–27 season with a paradox: food SURRNKGS TGMCKP TGSKNKGPV, DUV HCTMGT RTQFIVCDKNKVY Ks UPFGT ITQWKPI RTGSSUTG. 0GCT-SVCDNG -HCTKH CCTGCIG mcsms VHG UPGVGP KMRCCV QH C FGFICKGPV MQPSQQP, regional drought...
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‘Dignified return of KP families a commitment to restoring historical heritage, human dignity of Kashmir’
Srinagar, Nov 1: Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha on Sunday inaugurated the newly constructed Transit Residential Complex at Zewan, Srinagar for Pandit PM Package employees. The Lieutenant Governor also inaugurated residential complexes at Kakan Maran...
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Yogendra Pratap
Welcome to the 11th anniversary issue of Auto Today! We have a packed issue with over 250 pages of new cars, bikes, drives, news and an in-depth EV guide. As it happens every festive season, the market is flush with new launches and updated vehicles...
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HC: Citizens have right to protest against court ruling
The Madras high court has refused to restrict public protests against court rulings, emphasising citizens’ undeniable right to disagree with a judgment and “question and peacefully protest”. The court, however, directed state and police authorities in...
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HC: Citizens have right to protest against court ruling
The Madras high court has refused to restrict public protests against court rulings, emphasising citizens’ undeniable right to disagree with a judgment and “question and peacefully protest”. The court, however, directed state and police authorities in...
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2012 SIACHEN PULLOUT? 2026 PROVES INDIA DODGED A BULLET
India’s military position on the Siachen Glacier, one of the world’s highest battlefields, could have been fundamentally altered under a 2012 demilitarisation proposal that envisaged the withdrawal of Indian troops from the commanding heights of the...
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Contents
03 Editor's Note A healthy life has room for ladoos and laughter as much as lunges and long walks. As the days grow shorter, I hope this issue reminds you to prioritise yourself without guilt. Move in ways that make you feel powerful, eat in ways that...
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Real Women, Real Recoveries
Real women share how they returned to movement after injury or illness. Their stories show that every step forward is worth celebrating.
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SPOTLIGHT ON
Area General Manager The Ritz-Carlton Baku, JW Marriott Absheron Baku, and The St. Regis Baku
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FROM THE EDITOR IN CHIEF
Some things in life are truly democratic. You could be an emperor, a political heavyweight, a ponti or a social media star. That won’t put you out of harm’s way with one of the most universal blights out there. But rarely do we dignify it with the...
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Scream out loud
A ghost in the mirror. A phantom on the highway. A Monkey Man on Delhi’s rooftops. India’s childhood scares had both folklore and mass hysteria. And we believed every last word. How many of these still give you the creeps? Rude Travel The biggest...
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Scream out loud
A ghost in the mirror. A phantom on the highway. A Monkey Man on Delhi’s rooftops. India’s childhood scares had both folklore and mass hysteria. And we believed every last word. How many of these still give you the creeps? Rude Travel The biggest...
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BULK REUSE OF USED WATER
success mantras. gaps and Challenges, What works and what does not. commercial levels. At institutional, residential and India's rapid urbanisation is placing increasing pressure on water resources and sanitation infrastructure. According to the...
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NATI N BUILDERS Of HEALTHCARE
The vision of Viksit Bharat@2047 calls for India to think about healthcare not merely as a collection of programmes, but as a national architecture interconnected, interoperable, resilient and centred on the citizen. The challenge ahead is to ensure...
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INDIA’S SPORTING AMBITIONS NEED BETTER GOVERNANCE
India is no longer short of sporting ambition, with governments at both the Centre and in the States willing to bankroll sporting infrastructure and global events. Odisha’s longstanding investment in hockey, Tamil Nadu’s staging of the Chess...
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Dangerous Goods: Are rules keeping pace?
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DADAVANI
In the evolution of living beings, humans are considered to be the most intelligent and sensible of all. They utilize this [intelligence] in modern fields such as science, technology, social systems, wealth creation, gaining prestige, and other forms...
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India brings scale & character to MICE
India's role in the global MICE landscape has shifted to an influential player. Over the past decade, the country has moved beyond simply hosting events to actively shaping how business gatherings are imagined, executed, and experienced. With...
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GCC bets on agility amid disruption
Today, disruption has become normal — we move from one crisis to another. And in these ever-evolving geopolitical dynamics, perhaps the greatest competitive advantage is not technology, capital, or scale, but judgment — the judgment to know which...
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WELCOME
For a few decades, all big inventions and innovations have been coming from Japan. Hold on! China is now getting ready. Laowa’s Aksen ultra- macro zoom series are breaking new ground with full frame lenses that zoom smoothly from macro to micro scales...
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RESET, REBOOT…
The $315-billion Indian IT industry is deploying a new business model as AI, protectionism and rising GCCS reshape the global technology landscape.
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ON THE ROAD WITH
MILIND SOMAN | GUL PANAG ADIL HUSSAIN | MANAV KAUL RANNVIJAY SINGHA PEEPAL BABA | SHIVYA NATH RAUNAQ SAHNI
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SUJÁN expands into Africa with acquisition of Chiawa Camp and Old Mondoro in Zambia
SUJÁN has announced its expansion into Africa with the acquisition of Chiawa Camp and Old Mondoro from Chiawa Safaris in Zambia, marking its first significant international expansion beyond India. Located in Lower Zambezi National Park, the two...
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Striking Back
From February to June this year, there was an explosion of labour unrest that swept central and northern India. The strikes took place in the oil, cement, power, automobile, electronics, garment, footwear, pharmaceutical, food and other sectors....
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Economics of Control
There are two ways to think about what a company stands for. For a shareholder, the easy answer is profit. Companies need to reward shareholders, invest, hire people, pay taxes, and the economy benefits along the way. The harder path for a company is...
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From The Editor-In-Chief
As the days grow a little cooler and the season begins to change, there is something special about slowing down with a warm cup of chai and a good story. Some pages make us pause, some make us think, and a few stay with us long after we have turned...
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Special Story: Should You Invest In Gold Now?
After a record-breaking rally spanning nearly two-and-a-half years, gold has corrected by around 15 per cent from its recent peak. Investors find themselves at a crossroads: should they use the correction as an opportunity to buy, or wait for a deeper...
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The Next 20
As we celebrate 20 years of Travel + Leisure India & South Asia, we turn our gaze to what lies ahead. From the coastal charm of Dapoli and the landscapes of Jizzakh to the remote reaches of Karakalpakstan, Fukuoka’s food-filled streets, and the...
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Letter from Publisher
Twenty years ago, India took a defining step towards building a modern food-safety ecosystem with the enactment of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006. What began as an effort to consolidate a fragmented regulatory landscape has, over two decades,...
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Power play
EVshave reached the stage where they aren’t new any more. They’re fully mainstream, to the extent that the ICOTY jury is considering doing away with an EV category. Even five years ago, an electric car arriving at our office was an event of sorts....
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PROMPTS PLAYBOOK: SUPPLY CHAIN RESILIENCE FOR COOS & SUPPLY CHAIN DIRECTORS
In today’s volatile global economy, supply chain resilience has become a critical strategic imperative for COOs and Supply Chain Directors. Leveraging AI-driven prompts enables executives to efficiently analyze risk exposure, forecast disruptions,...
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MERCEDES-AMG E 53 HYBRID
The E 53 AMG has landed in India, its six-cylinder engine assisted by a plug-in hybrid system. Is it two years too late?
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IAF gets FOC for AEW&C ‘Netra’
June 2026, Defence Research & DHYHORSPHnW 2UJDnLVDWLRn DFKLHYHG D VLJnLfiFDnW milestone with the handing over of the Final 2SHUDWLRnDO &OHDUDnFH ()2&) FHUWLfiFDWH RI WKH Indigenous ‘Netra’ Airborne Early Warning and Control (AEW&C) system to the...
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From villages to contract killings: Emergence of dangerous Supari killers stuns Jammu
JAMMU, June 19: The sensational daylight murder of a medical shop cashier in Chandigarh has exposed a disturbing new dimension of organised crime, sending shockwaves through security and law-enforcement agencies. Investigators have uncovered what they...
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COVER IMAGE
The Cheetah and Chetak helicopters have served India with distinction for over six decades. The need for their replacement has long been acknowledged but what has been lacking is the pace of modernisation that commensurate with operational requirements.
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Indian Navy Charts a Future-Ready Course Amid Evolving Maritime Challenges
SP’s Naval Forces (SP’s): China’s latest and reportedly the most capable aircraft carrier has used its new electromagnetic catapult to successfully launch three types of aircraft, according to Chinese state media. Request your comments on the...
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