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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…

Civil Services Preliminary Examination 2026: tough by design or default?

An exam meant to filter talent is increasingly seen as rejecting it, raising questions about fairness, design, and whether the system is identifying merit — a warning that calls for deeper reflection and timely course correction, rather than remaining a mere instance of acknowledgement

BenDaDonnn Texas Arrest Controversy Explained As Police Detail What Happened At College Station

BenDaDonnn was arrested in College Station after a police confrontation outside The Spot. Police said he faced an evading arrest charge, while his companion Kenny Carter faced another charge and had a firearm recovered.

RBI Rate Hike Debate: Inflation and crude fuel calls for October move; but what about growth costs?

To begin with, the inflation trajectory, at least until now, has largely tracked the RBI's own projected path. Unless crude prices durably reset the RBI's forward expected inflation trajectory, it is difficult to justify a hike now that the RBI itself did not deem necessary when it published its August projections…

Pakistan installs fishing nets at security outposts to block drone attacks

Strung several metres overhead, the nets are a low-cost solution in sensitive areas prone to attacks by armed groups.

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.

Want your child to be a top athlete? Arjuna Awardee Hina Sidhu shares 6 sports they must try before specialising

Hina Sidhu outlined why committing to a single sporting discipline too early can be a developmental trap and advocated building a robust “movement vocabulary” rather than narrowing focus to just one game.

Michael Bracewell 6th to opt out of central contract with New Zealand this season

World’s oldest person asked doctors to study her body; cells told a different age

María Branyas Morera, who passed away at 117, lived an extraordinary life that captivated researchers. A novel analysis of her biological samples uncovered striking truths about her aging process, indicating a difference of about 23 years between her biological and chronological age. Her gut microbiome and blood…

Oldest person in the world asked doctors to study her body before she died; shocking discovery

María Branyas Morera, who passed away at 117, lived an extraordinary life that captivated researchers. A novel analysis of her biological samples uncovered striking truths about her aging process, indicating a difference of about 23 years between her biological and chronological age. Her gut microbiome and blood…