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  • new'Housing First': How Sweden's Gothenburg is reducing homelessness
    - 3 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 1:45pm -
  • newBCCI official heaps 'Tendulkar' praise on SL batter frustrating India on day 5
    The 25-year-old has been Sri Lanka's top batter in the two-match series, scoring 50 or more runs in each of his four innings.
    - 4 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 1:21pm -
  • newTaxpayers alert! Weak rupee may push foreign assets above Rs 1cr, raising tax bill
    In fact, the rupee’s decline over the years, strict valuation requirements and the fact that many amounts exceed the prescribed lower limits are discouraging several taxpayers from disclosing previously unreported foreign income and assets.
    - 4 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 12:40pm -
  • new2 pilots dead after training aircraft crashes in field near Ganges in Kanpur
    A twin-engine training aircraft crashed near Natthupurwa village, killing two pilots. Emergency teams responded quickly to the accident site following the incident. Early indications suggest the aircraft was operated by Garg Aviation, a local flying school. This crash occurred two months after a cadet pilot was injured at the same facility. The previous incident involved a propeller strike after a night instructional sortie.
    - 5 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 12:29pm -
  • new'OMG, OMG!' Villagers run for life as flash flood chases them after swallowing bridge
    - 5 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 12:14pm -
  • newVirender Sehwag's son Aaryavir named in India's U-19 squad for Australia series
    One of the biggest takeaways from the squads is the inclusion of former India cricketer Virender Sehwag's son, Aaryavir Sehwag, in the One-Day squad.
    - 5 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 11:39am -
  • newBigger roads, flyovers and expressways but rain still brings cities to standstill
    Indian cities face monsoon flooding despite extensive road construction projects. Heavy rainfall overwhelms drainage systems, causing widespread traffic disruptions and damage. Planned cities like Chandigarh also struggle with intense, short-duration rain events. Underlying urban systems and natural water channels have not kept pace with development. Addressing this requires improving drainage and preserving natural water bodies.
    - 6 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 11:30am -
  • new'Accusation helps nothing': China rejects Nepal's 'dam collapse' claim over floods
    - 6 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 11:14am -
  • newNepal: Video captures moment raging flash flood engulfs entire village
    - 7 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 10:33am -
  • newNepal floods: Aerial views show trail of destruction after massive debris surge
    - 7 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 10:16am -
  • newBefore and after: Nepal’s green mountainside turned into debris field
    - 8 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 9:22am -
  • newSatya Nadella says Microsoft Cloud tops $100 billion revenue; analysts ‘unhappy’
    Recently, Microsoft announced that its Azure cloud revenue has exceeded one hundred billion dollars. Despite this impressive milestone, the tech giant continues to withhold crucial financial details from its investors. This opacity raises questions about the genuine profitability and capital intensity of Azure. In contrast, competitors like Amazon offer more detailed segment-level financial reports, leading shareholders to call for enhanced transparency regarding Microsoft's cloud and AI divisio…
    - 8 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 9:06am -
  • newGreater Noida woman abuses guards after delivery boy stopped at society gate
    A video shows a woman allegedly abusing security guards at a Greater Noida housing society. The incident occurred Wednesday night after guards stopped a food delivery person at the gate. She is heard making threats and insulting remarks to the security personnel. Police arrived at the scene and are investigating the altercation. Peace and order have since been restored at the society.
    - 8 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 9:05am -
  • newDelhi model, 21, dies after being stabbed multiple times in abdomen inside home
    In a shocking development, a 21-year-old woman was discovered murdered in her west Delhi apartment. The police have named Imran, a gym trainer, as the suspected perpetrator who absconded after the crime. Law enforcement is combing through CCTV footage and the victim's phone for vital evidence. Friends and relatives mentioned that the trainer frequently sought her attention. Authorities have heightened security and are on a manhunt for the elusive suspect.
    - 8 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 9:01am -
  • newHaryana's Ankit Balyan who sang ‘Court Mein Goli Marenge’ gunned down outside gym
    Haryanvi singer Ankit Balyan was shot dead outside a gym in Shamli district. Four assailants on two motorcycles opened fire as Balyan exited the gym. Police are examining CCTV footage and investigating a possible link to Haryana. Protests erupted after the murder, with demonstrators blocking a major road. No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing.
    - 9 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 8:02am -
  • new60 child deaths in 3 weeks, 10 in one day: Bengal hospital under scanner
    West Bengal health department seeks reports from Malda Medical College Hospital. Sixty children died there during the first three weeks of August. The department is reviewing the hospital and other health facilities. Many referred children were already in critical condition upon arrival. An initial investigation into these infant deaths is currently underway.
    - 9 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 7:46am -
  • newFrom Tokyo to London, heatwaves send men to work in shorts
    Japan’s capital led the way. This year the metropolitan govt’s long-standing no-tie, no-jacket “Cool Biz” campaign took a step further by encouraging its staff to ditch long trousers, and even try T-shirts and sneakers. As heatwaves mounted across Europe, other workers followed in Tokyo’s wake, sometimes with the encouragement of authorities and management, sometimes without.
    - 11 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 6:26am -
  • newOver 61,000 wait for kidney transplants
    The committee on health and family welfare has recommended that kidney transplant facilities be expanded to at least three govt medical colleges in large states and one in every small state and UT, besides setting time-bound targets to increase organ retrieval centres and transplant infrastructure, particularly in underserved and hilly regions.
    - 13 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 4:00am -
  • newNepal flood: For centuries, flood-hit corridor was key route of Himalayan trade
    Long before trucks climbed Bhote Koshi valley, mule caravans carried rice and other grain from Nepal north to Gyirong, where traders exchanged them for Tibetan salt and wool. Salt, highly valued in Nepal’s middle hills, travelled farther south towards India. Newar merchant communities also settled in Tibetan trading towns. Nepalese troops later used the route during invasions of Tibet in 1788 and 1791 before Chinese and Tibetan forces counter-attacked in 1792.
    - 14 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 3:30am -
  • newFire tender used to wash MLA’s car in MP, video goes viral
    A viral video shows municipal employees washing MLA Ramniwas Shah's private car. The incident occurred at a municipal housing premises in Singrauli, Madhya Pradesh. Shah stated he had no prior knowledge of the car washing incident. He explained the fire tender was filling the mayor's residence water tank. The MLA insisted the fire tender was not called specifically for his vehicle.
    - 14 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 2:56am -
  • newSC judge complains against Rajasthan acting CJ; CJI Surya Kant seeks response
    ustice Mehta, who also hails from Rajasthan HC, has accused Justice Sharma of lacking in leadership qualities and alleged there was maladministration and malpractice on both judicial and administrative sides of HC. CJI Kant told TOI that the matter can be resolved only as per the established mechanism. “The Supreme Court cannot allow individual complaints concerning judges to be determined through competing claims in the media,” he said.
    - 15 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 1:44am -
  • newThroat slit, dying woman writes ‘husband is my killer’ in chilling death note
    A woman named her husband as her killer in a dying message. She was found with her throat slit outside her boutique in Pinjore. CCTV footage showed a man, suspected to be her husband, entering the shop. Police arrested the husband within two hours of the incident. The motive for the murder is currently being investigated by authorities.
    - 17 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 12:31am -
  • new3 Telugu students en route to work killed in US crash
    Three students from the Telugu states died in a Florida road accident. Their car collided with a tree while they were traveling to work. One student, N Rahul, died during hospital treatment after the crash. Rahul's family hopes for his mortal remains to be returned home soon. Another student was from Nalgonda, and the third hailed from a Telugu state.
    - 17 hours ago 26 Aug 26, 11:42pm -
  • newUP councillors vow to split ill-gotten funds in video
    A video shows Shahjahanpur councillors swearing on holy texts. They allegedly promised to divide illegally obtained civic body revenue equally. Municipal commissioner Saumya Gurjar has ordered an investigation into the matter. Opposition parties have condemned the alleged corruption shown in the clip. The authenticity of the video has not yet been independently verified.
    - 18 hours ago 26 Aug 26, 10:54pm -
  • newBJP MP: I cut lemon and stopped rain; Congress says try it on inflation
    Bhojraj Nag, a BJP MP from Kanker, boldly asserted that his prayers to deities were responsible for stopping heavy rain, allowing a chief minister's event to run smoothly. This claim was met with ridicule from Congress leaders, who dismissed it as misinformation and humorously encouraged him to apply the same technique to resolve economic troubles. The hilarity carried over to social media, where users lampooned his extraordinary assertion.
    - 19 hours ago 26 Aug 26, 9:55pm -
  • new‘Living in jail at home for 6 yrs, no social life, no job’: Hathras rape victim’s family
    The Hathras victim's family lives under constant security, feeling like they are under house arrest. They have faced severe financial distress and isolation for six years. The Allahabad High Court ordered their relocation to Noida or Ghaziabad within three months. This move offers hope for better job opportunities and education for the family. The family cherishes a Tulsi plant planted by the victim as a last memory.
    - 20 hours ago 26 Aug 26, 9:32pm -
  • newPrince Harry, Meghan and children arrive in UK after 6 years
    - 23 hours ago 26 Aug 26, 6:08pm -
  • In 1984, Nasa sent 3,301 bees to space to see how they built honeycomb
    In 1984, NASA's Space Shuttle Discovery embarked on a unique mission with thousands of honeybees onboard. Sent into the realm of microgravity, researchers aimed to observe if these industrious insects could build their renowned honeycombs. Despite a rocky start, resulting in some bees colliding with walls, they quickly adjusted to the weightless environment.
    - 1 day ago 26 Aug 26, 3:53pm -

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The Economic Times

  • newMotilal Oswal initiates coverage on Adani Enterprises with Buy, sees 25% upside. Here’s why
    Motilal Oswal has initiated coverage on Adani Enterprises with a Buy rating and a target price of Rs 3,880, implying 25% upside from the prevailing market price. The brokerage expects EBITDA to more than double by FY29, supported by airports, new energy, roads, copper and other infrastructure businesses. It also sees faster earnings growth and easing leverage as key drivers for the stock.
    - 5 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 11:40am -
  • newHitachi Energy India, GE Vernova, other power capex stocks rise up to 5%. Two reasons behind the surge
    Power capex stocks such as Hitachi Energy India, GE Vernova, TD Power and CG Power witnessed an uptick on Thursday, tracking Nvidia’s strong data-centre growth and bullish revenue outlook. Expectations of sustained AI infrastructure spending boosted sentiment, while US restrictions on Chinese power equipment added to optimism over demand for Indian suppliers.
    - 6 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 11:19am -
  • newLupin share falls 2%; Citi downgrades to Sell, cuts target price to Rs 2,050
    Lupin shares fell after Citi downgraded the stock to ‘Sell’ and cut its target price to Rs 2,050. The brokerage expects weaker US base-business sales, margin pressure and limited benefits from new products. Citi also reduced FY27 EPS estimates by 14%. Lupin’s technical indicators remain bearish despite its oversold RSI reading.
    - 6 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 11:11am -
  • newBombay Burmah Trading shares surge 14% after SC recalls Rs 4,655 crore lease-rent observation
    Bombay Burmah Trading shares rose sharply on Thursday after the Supreme Court recalled its earlier observation linking the company to a Rs 4,655 crore lease-rent liability. The court said the amount had neither been notified to BBTCL nor finally determined after giving the company an opportunity to respond, easing concerns over potential financial exposure.
    - 6 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 11:05am -
  • newTitan, Infosys among 10 stocks with highest HNI holdings in Q1; check full list
    High net worth investors continue to hold substantial positions across some of India’s leading listed companies.
    - 6 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 11:01am -
  • newHindustan Copper shares fall 3%, multibagger stock drops 6% in 3 days as OFS concludes. What lies ahead?
    Hindustan Copper shares fell around 3%, after the government concluded its Rs 2,982-crore OFS, which was oversubscribed. The company also faces Rs 14.43-lakh fines each from BSE and NSE over board composition compliance. Despite short-term pressure, the stock has delivered strong long-term returns.
    - 6 hours ago 27 Aug 26, 10:47am -
  • Mcap of four of top-10 most valued firms jumps Rs 1.43 lakh cr; State Bank biggest winner
    In a notable surge, four leading Indian corporations experienced an impressive rise in market valuations, totaling Rs 1.43 lakh crore. The State Bank of India led the charge, boosting its valuation by Rs 63,922 crore. Other notable gainers included Reliance Industries, TCS, and Larsen & Toubro, while LIC, Bajaj Finance, and HDFC Bank suffered significant losses in their valuations.
    - 18 days ago 9 Aug 26, 10:21am -
  • Foreign investors continue buying spree; pour Rs 12,921 cr in first week of Aug
    In early August, Foreign Portfolio Investors poured Rs 12,921 crore into Indian equities, building on their notable investments from July. This surge indicates improved investor sentiment and favorable macroeconomic conditions. Furthermore, foreign investors have displayed interest in India's debt market, resulting in additional inflows. However, it’s worth noting that despite these recent inflows, they have been net sellers in the Indian equity market throughout the year.
    - 18 days ago 9 Aug 26, 10:18am -
  • RBI special windows seen big enough to bring in $100B
    India's new forex inflow programs may attract approximately one hundred billion dollars. These special drives have already mobilized over forty billion dollars in foreign exchange. Experts predict these initiatives could significantly exceed initial mobilization estimates. The Reserve Bank of India introduced these facilities to support the balance of payments. These programs aim to cushion the rupee and contain imported inflation.
    - 25 days ago 3 Aug 26, 12:43am -
  • India, Canada aim to conclude CEPA trade pact by end-2026: MEA
    India and Canada are working to finalize their economic partnership agreement. Negotiations for the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement are progressing well. Both nations aim to conclude these important talks by the end of 2026. This agreement seeks to liberalize trade and strengthen economic cooperation between the two countries. Prime Minister Modi plans a visit later this year to boost bilateral ties.
    - 25 days ago 3 Aug 26, 12:18am -
  • Govt's urban reset: Centre divides ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs into two specialised verticals
    The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs has undergone a significant structural overhaul. Senior bureaucrats were replaced and new leadership appointed to spearhead its flagship missions. The ministry was split into two specialized departments, focusing on capital development and urban development. This administrative revamp aims to streamline service delivery and accelerate infrastructure projects. Personnel shifts occurred rapidly after the government's decision to divide the ministry.
    - 25 days ago 3 Aug 26, 12:05am -
  • Trump announces a deal for Hamas to disarm in Gaza, but many hurdles and uncertainty remain
    US President Donald Trump announced a deal for Hamas disarmament and Israeli withdrawal from Gaza. This agreement involves carefully structured phases for winding down the conflict. Israeli forces will withdraw as disarmament is completed by Hamas. A new Palestinian police force will work with an international stabilization force. Reconstruction of Gaza is envisioned after the war concludes.
    - 27 days ago 31 Jul 26, 6:33am -
  • In 1943, US built an entire city, and it didn't exist on a single map
    Oak Ridge, Tennessee, was a secret city of 75,000 people during World War II. This hidden community was established for the Manhattan Project's atomic bomb development. Residents worked on crucial tasks without knowing the overall purpose of their efforts. The city remained invisible to the public until the atomic bombs were deployed. Today, Oak Ridge is a mapped city and a historical park.
    - 31 days ago 27 Jul 26, 4:34pm -
  • Humans have a 'third eye' in the brain: Study links it to a 600-million-year-old Cyclops ancestor
    Humans cyclops connection: Scientists claim our eyes and even a hormone-regulating gland in our brain trace back to a bizarre, one-eyed sea creature that lived 600 million years ago.
    - 31 days ago 27 Jul 26, 2:20pm -
  • 1,500 ships trapped in Gulf of Hormuz is quietly multiplying an underwater army that could unleash World's biggest bioinvasion event
    Gulf of Hormuz underwater army: Nearly fifteen hundred ships stuck in the Persian Gulf after fighting closed the Strait of Hormuz. These idle vessels are now becoming breeding grounds for marine invasive species, whose build-up of organisms on ship hulls increases fuel consumption significantly. Scientists urge stricter rules to prevent a major bioinvasion event.
    - 34 days ago 24 Jul 26, 9:04am -

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