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Government okays Skymap Pharmaceuticals' Rs 121-cr bid to buy IMPCL

The government has approved the sale of Indian Medicines Pharmaceutical Corporation Ltd. Skymap Pharmaceuticals Pvt Ltd will acquire the company for over Rs 121 crore. This strategic sale involves 100 percent stake and management control. IMPCL manufactures Ayurvedic and Unani medicines. The approval followed a competitive bidding process. The transaction…

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India rejects China-Pakistan remarks on J&K, calls Kashmir & Ladakh 'integral parts' of country

India has strongly rejected comments on Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh made by China and Pakistan. India stated that these regions are and will always be part of the country. New Delhi emphasized that no foreign nation has the right to comment on these matters. India's stance on the issue…

The Economic Times

'Seriously concerned': Quad joint statement flags water cannons, blocked ships in South and East China Seas

India, US, Japan, and Australia foreign ministers met in New Delhi. They voiced serious concerns over the South China and East China Seas. The group also condemned terrorism and North Korea's actions. New frameworks for critical minerals, energy security, and maritime surveillance were launched. The ministers also addressed online scams…

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India has highest proportion of researchers globally considering moving overseas: Report

A new study reveals Indian researchers are most likely to seek opportunities abroad. Better facilities, salaries, and funding are key drivers. This trend highlights a global movement in research. India is focusing on enhancing its research infrastructure and funding to foster innovation within the country.

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‘Shocking? It’s only what you see in ancient temples’: painter T Venkanna on his joyous carnivals of copulation

Penises, vaginas and breasts abound in the Indian painter’s work. As the son of a Hindu priest, he says his orgasmic scenes give us a way to consider religion

The Guardian - UK

Coal India arm SECL vows to meet nation's energy needs as power demand hits record high

Coal India arm South Eastern Coalfields Ltd's (SECL) CMD Harish Duhan said during the ongoing financial year 2026-27, SECL has made the highest contribution of 26.86 million tonnes towards Coal India's production milestone of 100 million tonnes achieved so far.

The Economic Times

NSDC, Fourth Valley partner to strengthen workforce mobility avenues for Indian talent in Japan

India's National Skill Development Corporation has partnered with Japan's Fourth Valley Concierge Corporation. This collaboration aims to boost job opportunities for Indian professionals in Japan. A credibility check framework will ensure transparency and trust for Japanese employers. This initiative supports the goal of sending 50,000 skilled Indian workers to Japan…

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Indian-origin woman killed at supermarket in Virginia; shooter had no connection with her, was later found dead

A 45-year-old Indian woman was shot and killed at the supermarket in Virginia where she had been working for years. The killing of Meghnaben Patel in the morning of May 23, who was originally from India's Gujarat, was caught on CCTV inside the store. In the video, the attacker with…

The Times of India

Why Society Accepts Dowry But Hates Alimony

A family demanding dowry before marriage often gets explained away with words like “tradition,” “gifts,” or “social expectation.” But mention alimony after divorce, and suddenly social media explodes with anger, outrage, and debates about fairness. Why does one financial exchange during marriage remain socially tolerated in many places, while another…

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'India more diversified:' Sebi chief Tuhin Kanta Pandey comments on Taiwan's market ascent

SEBI chief Tuhin Kanta Pandey emphasized India remains a diversified market despite Taiwan overtaking its market value. Driven by TSMC and the AI boom, Taiwan's market is concentrated, while India's capital spans broad economic sectors.

The Economic Times

114 Rafale jets deal moves ahead as India finalises LoR for France: Report

India is nearing a significant defence deal with France for 114 Rafale fighter jets, with a Letter of Request expected soon. This acquisition aims to bolster the Indian Air Force's capabilities, with a substantial portion to be manufactured domestically. The deal, estimated at ₹3.25 lakh crore, is a crucial step…

The Economic Times

Are banks closed for 14 days in Pune due to curfew? Here's what police officials said amid social media claims

Pune Police have clarified that no 14-day curfew is being imposed in the city. Social media rumours about a curfew starting May 26, 2026, are false. Banks will operate as usual and are not affected by any curfew. Bank holidays are determined by the Reserve Bank of India. Customers should…

The Economic Times

Sebi chief Tuhin Kanta Pandey backs bond ETFs, tokenisation as debt fundraising nears Rs 9 lakh crore

Sebi chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey called for deeper development of India’s corporate bond market to support long-term economic growth. He highlighted rising debt fundraising, proposed bond ETFs, stronger disclosures and tokenisation pilots, while urging greater retail participation and reduced dependence on bank-led financing.

The Economic Times

Maruti Suzuki rolls out WFH, bans non-critical foreign travel in line with PM Modi's austerity call

Maruti Suzuki India Ltd is adopting austerity and efficiency measures. These steps aim to conserve fuel and reduce foreign exchange expenditure. The company is encouraging work from home where possible. Travel is being minimized, with virtual meetings preferred. Employees are urged to carpool and use public transport. Offices will optimize…

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Sarkhej-Dholera semi high-speed rail project to cost far less than Delhi-Meerut RRTS: Officials

On May 13, 2026, the Union Cabinet approved the construction of Indian Railways' first semi-high-speed corridor - a 134-km double-line rail project between Sarkhej (Ahmedabad) and Dholera in Gujarat - at an estimated cost of around Rs 20,667 crore.

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The Silent Mental Health Crisis Indian Men Are Hiding

Indian men are taught many things early in life, how to provide, protect, achieve, and “be strong.” What they are rarely taught is how to speak about fear, loneliness, heartbreak, anxiety, or emotional exhaustion. Somewhere between “man up” and “don’t cry,” generations of men learned to survive silently. And now,…

The Independent UK

Quad allies launch energy security initiative amid global fallout from Strait of Hormuz crisis

China criticises grouping’s first joint infrastructure plan to develop port in Fiji as representing ‘bloc confrontation’

The Independent UK

Why India’s heatwaves feel more brutal than ever as warnings issued over ‘killer’ 48C heat

IN FOCUS: Doctors say hospitals are filling up with patients suffering from heat exhaustion and other heat-related conditions, with people unable to find any respite at night. Stuti Mishra reports from Delhi

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Love hills to escape pollution? Study finds smoke from plains is now reaching the Himalayas

Air pollution across eastern India and the Indo-Gangetic Plain has worsened sharply over two decades. Bihar and West Bengal are now highly polluted regions. Pollution is spreading from the plains into the Himalayas. India's clean air efforts focus on cities but neglect rural biomass burning, a major pollution source. This…

The Economic Times

Kriti Sanon joins GIVA as investor and brand ambassador

GIVA, India's leading fine jewellery brand, today announced National Award-winning actor and entrepreneur Kriti Sanon as both Brand Ambassador and Strategic Investor, marking a significant milestone in the company's growth journey.

The Economic Times

Global firms bring more work in-house at India hubs on AI boost

Global firms are bringing more work in-house at their India centres. Artificial intelligence is boosting productivity. This reduces reliance on outsourcing partners. Companies are moving beyond cost-focused roles. They are now owning core functions like engineering and product development. This shift reflects a structural change in how multinationals use their…

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Govt forms high-level committee on 'unnatural demographic change' to tackle infiltration

A high-level committee has been formed to examine demographic changes in India, including those from infiltration and "unnatural causes." Chaired by Justice Prakash Prabhakar Naolekar, the panel will assess abnormal population shifts and recommend solutions, citing implications for national security, sovereignty, and social stability.

The Economic Times

"I'm a big, big fan": Trump takes to Truth Social to share US envoy Gor's praise for PM Modi

US President Donald Trump reaffirmed strong bilateral ties, stating "India can count on me 100 per cent." In a phone call shared by US Ambassador Sergio Gor at a Delhi event, Trump praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying, "I am a big, big fan of Prime Minister Modi."

The Economic Times

Rupee slips with Asian peers as hopes of imminent U.S.-Iran peace deal falter

The Indian rupee weakened against the dollar as crude oil prices surged amid fading hopes for a U.S.-Iran peace deal. State-run banks intervened to cushion the fall. Rising inflation concerns are prompting analysts to anticipate a Reserve Bank of India rate hike, though economists expect rates to remain steady. The…

The Economic Times

This Gujarat couple turns factory waste into affordable construction bricks that stay cooler in summer and absorb pollution

In Gujarat, a startup named Co2ncrete is tackling India's housing shortage and industrial waste by building prefabricated homes from factory byproducts like fly ash and silica sludge. This innovative, cement-free technology allows families to get homes built in about a month, significantly reducing costs and environmental damage.

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