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Fuel, Extreme Heat, El Nino: Why India "May Have A Terrible Year Ahead"
A weak monsoon, soaring temperatures, costly crude oil and food inflation could combine to squeeze households, businesses and economic growth in 2026.
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What Is GAESA, A Military Conglomerate At Centre Of US-Cuba Tensions
GAESA stands for Grupo de Administracion Empresarial - or 'business administration group.' It is a sprawling conglomerate of military-run businesses, widely seen as the island's most profitable and efficient.
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"Economic Self-Defence": J&K, Ladakh High Court Shifts To Virtual Hearings
Lawyers have been directed to follow the decorum and protocol prescribed for video proceedings.
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Despite Rs 3.9 Fuel Hike, Oil Companies Still Losing Rs 900 Crore Daily
Petrol, Diesel Price Today: Just four days after a Rs 3 per litre hike, petrol and diesel prices were raised by another 90 paise on Tuesday morning.
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Kamal Haasan Calls For 'Cost Correction' In Indian Cinema: "Why Must Every Love Story Bloom Only In Paris?"
"Any correction in cinema economics must never come at the cost of workers' wages, safety, dignity, food, transport, accommodation, or humane working conditions," Kamal Haasan said
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With Iran And UAE Present, India's 'Hormuz' Message To BRICS Nations
Jaishankar stressed that "safe and unimpeded maritime flows through international waterways, including the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea, remain vital for global economic well-being".
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Opposition Attacks PM Modi Over 'WFH, No Foreign Travel' Pitch Amid Iran War
PM Modi had appealed for "collective participation" to help India navigate supply chain disruptions, rising prices, and global uncertainty linked to international conflicts.
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Kara Review: Dhanush's Performance Burns Bright, But The Story Flickers
Kara Review: Dhanush's film, directed by Raja Vignesh, doesn't realise its full potential. It rests on Dhanush's shoulders and is a compelling watch because of his brilliant performance
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BJP Wins All 52 Seats in Morbi Municipal Corporation Election
BJP wins all 52 seats in Morbi Municipal Corporation amid economic crisis.
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Hackers Steal $2.5 Million From Sri Lanka Government, Highest In Its History
The money was destined as debt repayment to Australia, finance ministry secretary Harshana Suriyapperuma said.
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Vladimir Putin's Oil Windfall Won't Revive Russia's Slowing Wartime Economy
The surging cost of oild ue to US war with Iran is boosting Russia's export income to the highest since the early weeks of Russia-Ukraine conflict.
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The US Was Right: Iran Has A 'Nuclear' Weapon, But It's Not A Missile
The US-Israel war on Iran has taught Tehran a valuable lesson - it may not have a nuclear weapon, but it controls the Strait of Hormuz, a vital oil and gas shipping route that gives it strategic leverage akin to a nuclear deterrent.
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Myanmar Regime Expands Ban On Menstrual Products Amid Claims Of Misuse By Rebels: Report
Not just menstruation products, the regime made similar claims about restrictions on medicine, bandages and disinfectant.
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Singapore's Growth Model Faces Test Amid Global Trade Challenges
Despite the existing challenges, Singapore is projected to outpace many developed peers as economies grapple with fallout from the Iran war.
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IMF Warns Iran War Could Have "Severe" Human Impact Far Beyond Middle East
Countries in East Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa are among the countries most affected now -- and who could suffer the most -- outside the region, as the conflict stretches on.
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Fuel, Extreme Heat, El Nino: Why India "May Have A Terrible Year Ahead"
A weak monsoon, soaring temperatures, costly crude oil and food inflation could combine to squeeze households, businesses and economic growth in 2026.
-
What Is GAESA, A Military Conglomerate At Centre Of US-Cuba Tensions
GAESA stands for Grupo de Administracion Empresarial - or 'business administration group.' It is a sprawling conglomerate of military-run businesses, widely seen as the island's most profitable and efficient.
-
"Economic Self-Defence": J&K, Ladakh High Court Shifts To Virtual Hearings
Lawyers have been directed to follow the decorum and protocol prescribed for video proceedings.
-
Despite Rs 3.9 Fuel Hike, Oil Companies Still Losing Rs 900 Crore Daily
Petrol, Diesel Price Today: Just four days after a Rs 3 per litre hike, petrol and diesel prices were raised by another 90 paise on Tuesday morning.
-
Kamal Haasan Calls For 'Cost Correction' In Indian Cinema: "Why Must Every Love Story Bloom Only In Paris?"
"Any correction in cinema economics must never come at the cost of workers' wages, safety, dignity, food, transport, accommodation, or humane working conditions," Kamal Haasan said
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With Iran And UAE Present, India's 'Hormuz' Message To BRICS Nations
Jaishankar stressed that "safe and unimpeded maritime flows through international waterways, including the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea, remain vital for global economic well-being".
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Opposition Attacks PM Modi Over 'WFH, No Foreign Travel' Pitch Amid Iran War
PM Modi had appealed for "collective participation" to help India navigate supply chain disruptions, rising prices, and global uncertainty linked to international conflicts.
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Kara Review: Dhanush's Performance Burns Bright, But The Story Flickers
Kara Review: Dhanush's film, directed by Raja Vignesh, doesn't realise its full potential. It rests on Dhanush's shoulders and is a compelling watch because of his brilliant performance
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BJP Wins All 52 Seats in Morbi Municipal Corporation Election
BJP wins all 52 seats in Morbi Municipal Corporation amid economic crisis.
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Hackers Steal $2.5 Million From Sri Lanka Government, Highest In Its History
The money was destined as debt repayment to Australia, finance ministry secretary Harshana Suriyapperuma said.
-
Vladimir Putin's Oil Windfall Won't Revive Russia's Slowing Wartime Economy
The surging cost of oild ue to US war with Iran is boosting Russia's export income to the highest since the early weeks of Russia-Ukraine conflict.
-
The US Was Right: Iran Has A 'Nuclear' Weapon, But It's Not A Missile
The US-Israel war on Iran has taught Tehran a valuable lesson - it may not have a nuclear weapon, but it controls the Strait of Hormuz, a vital oil and gas shipping route that gives it strategic leverage akin to a nuclear deterrent.
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Myanmar Regime Expands Ban On Menstrual Products Amid Claims Of Misuse By Rebels: Report
Not just menstruation products, the regime made similar claims about restrictions on medicine, bandages and disinfectant.
-
Singapore's Growth Model Faces Test Amid Global Trade Challenges
Despite the existing challenges, Singapore is projected to outpace many developed peers as economies grapple with fallout from the Iran war.
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IMF Warns Iran War Could Have "Severe" Human Impact Far Beyond Middle East
Countries in East Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa are among the countries most affected now -- and who could suffer the most -- outside the region, as the conflict stretches on.
