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Emerging Markets To Bear The Brunt Of Spiking US Yields Amid Global Energy Crisis, Warns David Roche

For emerging markets — including relatively well-managed economies like India, Roche outlined a notably difficult and volatile investment backdrop. He warned that while headline oil prices seem calm, the broader global energy crisis is merely "in pause mode" rather than resolved.

Shammi Narang’s grandson hears Dadu’s iconic Delhi Metro voice for the first time

Shammi Narang took his grandson Rushaan on his first Metro ride in Delhi. Rushaan recognized his grandfather's voice coming from the train's speakers, creating a memorable experience. Many social media users reminisced about Narang's voice from television and announcements. The voice holds personal significance for…

'Not again': Arrest of US marine for murder reignites protests in Japan's Okinawa

For many locals on this island, the arrest has brought decades of frustration back to the fore.

Asian Paints, Kansai Nerolac, Berger Paints slump up to 27% YTD. Is it time to buy paints stocks ahead of Diwali?

Asian Paints, Kansai Nerolac, and Berger Paints are experiencing downward pressure with year-to-date declines. Elara Securities anticipates signs of recovery, with 12-13% revenue growth, although demand remains subdued ahead of Q2 FY27, driven by dealer inventory and competitive dynamics.

TPCC chief reiterates demand for BC/OBC column in Census-2027, assures greater political share for BCs

Jefferies initiates coverage on newly listed Dhoot Transmission; sees up to 20% upside. Here's why

Jefferies has initiated coverage on Dhoot Transmission with a Buy rating and a Rs 1,730 price target, implying 20% upside. The brokerage expects strong two-wheeler demand, premiumisation and electrification to drive growth, with newer products adding to the opportunity. It forecasts 24% revenue and 27% EPS CAGR…

Rs 40 coffee, 450 cups and one busy office crowd: Man’s one-day stall experiment brings in Rs 18,000

In an innovative experiment, Devansh Tyagi launched a temporary coffee vending operation outside a busy corporate office, charging Rs 40 per cup and selling 450 cups in one day, resulting in impressive gross sales of Rs 18,000. This venture ignited a conversation on the viability of transient coffee stalls, shedding…

£800m in, £800m out - Why Man City scandal shines light on Man Utd finances

Manchester City's owners have been found guilty of injecting money into the club. At Manchester United, fans are frustrated at how much has been taken out.

HDFC Bank Reset: Rajiv Kumar Board Sets Stage For Wider Shake-Up

HDFC Bank's reset began taking shape in July, when former bureaucrat Rajiv Kumar took over as chairman. Kumar brings significant banking-sector experience to the role, having spent close to three years as Secretary, Department of Financial Services.

Kim Jong Un oversees AI missile launch; North Korea claims manoeuvring capabilities

North Korea has successfully launched a missile utilizing artificial intelligence, showcasing its ability to maneuver mid-flight. This advanced missile exhibited unique features, such as maintaining a low-altitude and unpredictable trajectory. Kim Jong Un monitored the test, aiming to bolster the nation’s missile…

How Tagore’s songs were ahead of their time in form and feeling

The Nobel-laureate’s songs, popularly referred to as Rabindra Sangeet, are dynamic texts open to reinterpretation, allowing each generation to find new meaning in themes of freedom, love, and humanity — revisiting the Tagore’s musical oeuvre on his 165th birth anniversary

‘Wounds, bruises and black marks’: Family questions Indian sailor’s death after 5 months in pirate captivity | Exclusive

Indian sailor Mohammed Tanweeruz Zaman was held captive for nearly five months after the MT Honour 25 was hijacked off Somalia. Reported killed during a rescue, his family questions the crossfire account, citing wounds and bruises, and alleges he may have been tortured.