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Economy

Madhusudan Kela Portfolio Shows Seven Stocks Rising Up to 135% in 2026

Market observers often follow the holdings of notable Dalal Street participants. In this context, an analysis reviewed the disclosed investments of investor Madhusudan Kela. Latest data for the June 2026 quarter shows public holdings in around 19 stocks valued at roughly Rs 2,665 crore as of August 14. The review covers only stakes above 1%...

Economy

Five Die in Truck Collision Involving Auto-Rickshaw and Motorcycle in Jharkhand District

The collision occurred on Saturday evening in the Dedh Tangawa valley area of Latehar district, Jharkhand. A container truck struck an auto-rickshaw and a motorcycle, leading to the deaths of five people including one minor. Emergency responders arrived at the site shortly after the incident. Post-mortem examinations were carried out on the victims as part...

Economy

Assam Chief Minister Encourages Long-Term Residents to Declare Assamese as Mother Tongue in Upcoming Census

The Chief Minister of Assam has appealed to individuals who have lived in the state for many generations to record Assamese as their mother tongue during the national census process. This request aims to support efforts in documenting and safeguarding the linguistic heritage of the region amid ongoing demographic shifts. Officials stressed that the initiative...

Economy

Bengaluru Commute Highlights Daily Traffic Challenges for Residents and Businesses

A Bengaluru resident recently posted footage capturing the intense congestion that affects many daily commutes in the city. What should have been a short three kilometer drive stretched into an hour and a half of slow progress. The individual eventually exited the vehicle and continued on foot after the delay became too prolonged. The post...

Economy

Contenders Surface for Tata Sons Leadership After Chandrasekaran Exit

The effort to name Tata Sons’ next chairman has started, shortly after N Chandrasekaran announced he would not pursue reappointment at the end of his term in February 2027. This move has sparked a contest for leadership at India’s biggest conglomerate. Selecting a successor for the 158-year-old group is now the board’s main task, as...

Economy

The Enduring Value of Restraint Highlighted in an Italian Proverb

An Italian proverb often cited in discussions of communication underscores the idea that silence holds greater worth than extensive speech. The expression, translated as silence being worth more than a thousand words, serves as a reminder of the strength found in measured responses and thoughtful pauses. In everyday interactions, individuals frequently encounter situations where words...

Economy

Sicilian Proverb Explores Two Forms of Power and Inner Strength

A traditional Sicilian saying offers perspective on the nature of power by distinguishing between two distinct paths. One involves visible influence derived from substantial material resources accumulated over time. The other centers on individuals who possess few possessions yet demonstrate resolve by adhering to personal principles and pursuing meaningful goals. This distinction encourages reflection on...

Economy

Putin Highlights Strong India-Russia Ties on Independence Day

Russian President Vladimir Putin sent greetings to Indian leaders marking the country’s Independence Day. He voiced optimism about the ongoing constructive ties between the two nations and their role in supporting global security. The message emphasized the steady progress in bilateral relations guided by a privileged strategic partnership. The communication from the Russian leader arrived...

Economy

Mining Amendment Act Passed Amid State Opposition

The Rajya Sabha approved changes to the Mines and Minerals Act on August 12, 2026. The measure clarifies that states cannot impose taxes or cesses on minerals, mineral-bearing lands, or related activities. Several mineral-rich states, such as Odisha and Jharkhand, opposed the bill, claiming it infringes on their constitutional authority. The law aims to create...

Economy

Analyst Expects Nifty Consolidation to Persist and Shares Views on Key Stocks

Indian equity benchmarks ended slightly lower on Friday as Sensex declined 71 points to 78,009 and Nifty 50 fell 30 points to 24,366. Oil prices held near 87 dollars per barrel while broader indices dropped about 0.7 percent. Analyst Sudeep Shah of SBI Securities discussed the outlook for Nifty, Bank Nifty, options data and upcoming...

Economy

Prime Minister Presents Seven-Part Strategy Aimed at Achieving Developed Nation Status by 2047

Prime Minister Narendra Modi introduced a comprehensive seven-stream framework called Saptadhara during his address from the Red Fort. This initiative outlines key areas to guide the country toward developed status by the year 2047. The plan focuses on strengthening industrial output, enhancing farm productivity along with related processing industries, advancing technological capabilities and creative solutions,...

Economy

RSS Leader Highlights Youth as Key Asset for India’s Future Growth

The head of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh recently emphasized the importance of India’s young population in shaping the nation’s progress. He described this group as a valuable resource that could drive development if properly guided. According to his remarks, the country should establish its own measures for evaluating advancement rather than relying solely on external...

Economy

India Lowers Export Duties on Petrol, Diesel and Aviation Fuel

The government has lowered the export duty on petrol to zero in its recent fortnightly assessment. Duties on diesel and aviation turbine fuel exports were set at 24 rupees and 19.5 rupees per litre, respectively. Excise duties on petrol and diesel for domestic use remain unchanged. Following tensions in West Asia earlier this year, authorities...

Economy

Caves in China’s Guizhou Province Offer Natural Relief from Summer Heat

In southwestern China, certain underground formations have gained attention as places where people can find relief during periods of high temperatures. These natural sites maintain lower temperatures than the surrounding areas, drawing visitors who seek a break from the warmth of the season. The province features extensive karst landscapes that include numerous caves. Inside these...

Economy

SCSS Account Approaching Maturity: Guidance for Retirees on Account Extension Options

The Senior Citizens Savings Scheme provides retirees with a secure option for generating steady income through government-supported deposits. This investment vehicle delivers quarterly interest payments and maintains principal safety under official backing. Individuals nearing the end of their account term often seek clarity on continuation procedures to sustain these benefits without interruption. Account holders must...

Economy

Sensex Rises 8,500 Percent Since 1991 Reforms as India Marks Independence Day

India marks its 80th Independence Day as the stock market reflects its own long-term progress. The Sensex has gained about 8,500 percent in under 35 years following the major economic reforms of 1991. Launched in 1986, the index traded below 1,000 during a severe balance-of-payments crisis that threatened national solvency. The finance minister at the...

Economy

Retail fuel prices surge across euro area after Middle East conflict

Retail fuel prices have increased markedly throughout the euro area during 2026. The change follows the onset of conflict in the Middle East and has contributed to elevated energy inflation. Specialists at the European Central Bank are reviewing the transmission of crude oil expenses into retail pump costs paid by consumers. Higher energy costs affect...

Economy

The week in charts: Price pressures, youth unemployment, chairman exit

Manjul Paul is a data visualization specialist and financial journalist with eight years of experience converting complex datasets into meaningful stories. Her data storytelling includes long-form reporting, explainers, and multimedia formats that translate technical analysis into clear narratives. Her reporting covers economic, corporate, and policy topics. On the fiscal side, she has produced data-driven stories...

Economy

India’s big semiconductor push: PM Modi says 7-8 plants coming up; stresses self-reliance in chips

Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced on Saturday that India has begun operations at three semiconductor manufacturing facilities. He also indicated that seven to eight additional plants are scheduled to start functioning over the next several years. The statement highlights ongoing efforts to strengthen domestic capabilities in chip production. The remarks were made during a public...

Economy

Five Key Economic Observations Emerge This Week

Economic analysts have highlighted several notable developments from recent data releases and market movements. Among the primary points of focus were trends in price levels, patterns of consumer borrowing, and shifts in who is contributing most to overall demand. Inflation metrics continued to draw attention as new figures were released across major economies. Observers noted...

Economy

Singapore Reports Modest Increase in Marine Fuel Sales for July Pointing to Steady Shipping Trends

Singapore has recorded a modest uptick in marine fuel sales during July, a development that aligns with ongoing strength in regional shipping operations. The latest figures show sales rising by 1.3 percent compared with the previous month, reaching a total volume slightly above 4.5 million tonnes. This incremental growth underscores the continued importance of the...

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Editor In Chief Aurelien Brentraus

A More Divided World: Can Diplomacy Still Find Common Ground?

International politics is becoming increasingly complicated as countries face geopolitical competition, economic uncertainty, security concerns and disagreements over trade and technology. Major powers are pursuing their own strategic interests while…

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Editor In Chief Aurelien Brentraus

India’s research retraction surge sparks call for reform

In the expansion of India’s scientific footprint lies an uncomfortable truth: the country now ranks third globally for life science research papers retracted from the record, according to a comprehensive…