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Red Balloon Aerospace launches India's first indigenous super-pressure balloon

Red Balloon Aerospace launched India's first indigenous super-pressure balloon, VISTA. This high-altitude balloon carried payloads from seven partners. SPBs offer advantages over satellites, being cheaper and closer to Earth. This allows for higher resolution and faster data. The company plans more launches this financial year.

The Economic Times

Traders keep focus on oil prices, RBI moves as rupee treads water

The Indian rupee remained stable on Wednesday, supported by central bank intervention in spot and forward markets. Dollar sales from state-run banks prevented a significant fall, while forward premiums cooled due to swaps. A slump in crude oil prices also provided some relief to the rupee.

The Economic Times

Measures like tax relief, import curbs can shield India from West Asia crisis: Report

India must adopt tax moderation and targeted import curbs to boost exports and shield against the West Asia crisis. A report suggests restricting non-essential imports to protect domestic industries and foreign exchange. This strategy aims for macroeconomic fortification, moving beyond subsidies. Reducing non-essential imports is crucial for national security and…

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US exhausts EB-2 green card quota for India in FY2026

US State Department has announced a halt on EB-2 Green Card issuances for Indian applicants. All available visas for fiscal year 2026 are now exhausted. This means no new approvals will be granted until the new fiscal year begins on October 1, 2026. This impacts professionals with advanced degrees or…

The Economic Times

Sunkind plans to enter solar module manufacturing; signs Rs 1,500-cr cell-procurement pact

Sunkind India is venturing into solar module manufacturing. The company has established a 1 GW manufacturing line near Jaipur, Rajasthan. Commercial production is set to begin next month. To support this new vertical, Sunkind India has placed a significant order for domestic solar cells. This move aligns with government mandates…

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West Asia crisis may soon make everyday goods costlier in India

India faces a looming price hike on everyday goods as global commodity costs surge due to the West Asia conflict. Manufacturers are absorbing rising input expenses, from metals to chemicals, with little price increase so far. This pressure is expected to soon translate into higher consumer prices, impacting household budgets.

The Economic Times

Global power equations to shift further towards energy, critical minerals: Former Vedanta Group CEO

Global power is shifting towards energy security and resource control. Geopolitical tensions are reshaping industrial supply chains. Critical minerals are becoming as vital as oil was. Countries controlling these resources will gain leverage. India must accelerate domestic exploration and build processing ecosystems. Future economic strength depends on securing energy and…

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The 10 largest clocks in the world

Giant clocks worldwide are more than timekeepers. They are architectural wonders and cultural symbols. From Saudi Arabia's Makkah Royal Clock Tower to India's Bhestan Floral Clock, these structures blend engineering and art. They stand as landmarks, reflecting local heritage and human creativity. These colossal timepieces captivate visitors and locals alike.

The Times of India

Defence Ministry issues AMCA fighter jet tenders to Tata, L&T-BEL, Bharat Forge-BEML: Report

India's defence ministry has moved forward with its indigenous fifth-generation fighter jet program. The Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft RFP has been issued to three shortlisted companies. This marks a significant step towards developing a stealth fighter for the Indian Air Force. Prototypes are expected to fly by 2032. Deliveries of…

The Economic Times

Demographic changes due to illegal migration not limited to border areas: MHA

India's Home Ministry has formed a High-Level Committee on Demographic Changes. This committee will study the effects of illegal immigration across the nation. It will look into how these changes impact urban areas, industrial zones, and tribal regions. The panel will also suggest ways to manage border security and deport…

The Economic Times

India rice exports decline as Iran war curbs basmati shipments to Gulf

India's rice exports saw a slight dip in the first four months of 2026. Shipments of premium basmati rice to Gulf markets faced disruptions. This decline impacts Indian prices, which have already fallen. Non-basmati rice exports showed a small increase. Delays in transit due to the ongoing conflict are affecting…

The Economic Times

India's households lose Rs 12.6 lakh crore in brutal Q4 equity selloff as FIIs flee

The report said the ownership gap between individuals and FPIs has reversed sharply over the last decade. "In March 2014, the gap stood at 11 percentage points in favour of FPIs. It has now reversed to 2.9 percentage points in favour of individuals."

The Economic Times

Banking sector key to realising Viksit Bharat vision: SBI Chairman C S Setty

SBI is set to play a key role in India's growth. The bank is focusing on a 'Digital First, Customer First' strategy. Investments in technology, data, and AI will create a responsive banking ecosystem. SBI aims to deliver personalized experiences across all channels. Physical branches will integrate with digital platforms…

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Individual participation in Indian stock market falls for the first time in 10 years amid F&O decline, tepid returns

Retail participation in India’s stock market declined in FY26 for the first time in nearly a decade as equity market corrections, stricter F&O regulations, foreign investor selling and weakness in mid- and small-cap stocks hurt sentiment. Despite the slowdown, long-term retail participation trends remain structurally strong due to rising SIP…

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Market Wrap: Sensex falls 142 points, Nifty holds 23,900; HDFC Bank shares tumble 3%

Indian stock market closed in the red, with benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty falling up to 0.2% as Iran-US tensions simmered and rupee declined. Broader markets however showed resilience, ending the session in the green.

The Independent UK

Delhi’s most exclusive former ‘Imperial’ club has survived over 100 years – but now faces closure order

IN FOCUS: Critics say despite its elitist roots, the Delhi Gymkhana Club is a cultural and heritage space and an undeniable part of the city’s history. Maroosha Muzaffar reports from Delhi

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DS Group brings UK-based Ben's Cookies to India; eyes 10 outlets in FY27

DS Group is bringing British brand Ben's Cookies to India. The company plans to open up to 10 stores in Delhi and Mumbai this fiscal year. Ben's Cookies will offer freshly baked products, aiming to bridge the gap between packaged and fresh cookies. The brand targets premiumization trends and cafe-style…

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Jupiter Wagons arm signs 10-year rail wheel supply pact with Europe’s Tatravagonka

Jupiter Tatravagonka Railwheel Factory has secured a significant 10-year supply agreement with European rail wagon manufacturer Tatravagonka a.s. Commercial supplies are set to begin by the end of 2027. This deal positions India as a major exporter of wheelsets.

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Who is Pooja Tomar? Muzaffarnagar girl competing in the UFC, the world’s premier Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) organization in the US

Pooja Tomar, India's first UFC fighter, faces a crucial Macau bout in 2026 after a recent loss. Hailing from humble beginnings, her journey from sugarcane fields to the octagon inspires a new generation of Indian athletes. A victory is vital for her career, country, and the burgeoning MMA scene back…

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Women Are the Creators of This Earth, and Men Are Simply Their Creations

For six thousand years, men have written the myths. They put a male god in the sky, gave him a beard, and had him fashion the first woman from a spare rib, as if the womb could be retrofitted from a bone. It is the most audacious lie in human…

The Economic Times

AI rally: SK Hynix, Micron Technology join trillion-dollar club; Taiwan bourse overtakes India in market value

The AI boom is fueling a surge in chipmakers like SK Hynix, Samsung, and Micron, pushing them into the $1 trillion market-cap club. This global tech rally has propelled Taiwan past India in market value, highlighting the dominance of AI-driven semiconductor giants.

The Economic Times

India in talks to buy Operation Sindoor hero 'S-400' from Russia

India is in negotiations with Russia for additional S-400 air defence systems, following the successful deployment of five regimental sets. The initial $5.4 billion deal, signed in 2018, saw three systems delivered by 2023, with the remaining two now back on schedule. These systems are being integrated with indigenous Project…

The Economic Times

Sarthak PDS: Cabinet clears Rs 25,000-crore overhaul of public distribution system

The Union Cabinet has approved the Rs 25,000-crore Sarthak Public Distribution System scheme. This initiative aims to modernize India's food security network. It will strengthen fair price shops and improve the distribution of food grains. The scheme focuses on efficiency, transparency, and citizen engagement. Key pillars include an AI-driven beneficiary…

The Independent UK

Why one of India’s biggest stars has been ‘banned’ from Bollywood

Union representing more than 500,000 film industry workers issues ‘non-cooperation directive’ against actor Ranveer Singh

The Economic Times

From $22 billion to zero: Success, not failure, brought Byju down

Byju's, once a $22 billion edtech giant, has collapsed. Founder Byju Raveendran faces jail for contempt. The company's downfall stems from unchecked ambition and excessive spending during a period of abundant capital. Aggressive expansion and a reliance on pandemic-era growth proved unsustainable. Investors now fight over assets and loans as…

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