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Need to cut chemical fertilisers usage via crop diversification, incentives: EAC-PM Chairman

India must curb chemical fertilizer use by promoting crop diversification, natural farming, and productivity-linked incentives, stated EAC-PM Chairman S Mahendra Dev. He stressed the need for a sustainable, resilient farm sector to achieve developed nation status by 2047. Dev highlighted reforms like soil health cards and nano-urea, advocating for a…

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Shutdown across Ladakh as LAB, KDA push for 'credible dialogue' with Centre

Ladakh observed a shutdown as the Leh Apex Body and Kargil Democratic Alliance protested the Centre's alleged failure to honor agreements from May 22 talks. Thousands rallied, demanding "credible dialogue" and expressing resentment over the UT administration's unilateral decisions on land, liquor policy, and tourism. The groups seek statehood and…

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UAE to launch first passenger train on June 30

The UAE is set to launch its inaugural passenger train service this month, connecting Abu Dhabi and Fujairah initially. This ambitious project aims to integrate the nation's transport network, fostering economic growth and tourism. With a fleet of 13 trains, each accommodating 400 passengers, the service will eventually link four…

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India needs to diversify its sources of energy needs, says NITI vice-chairman

NITI Aayog Vice Chairman Ashok Kumar Lahiri highlighted that the West Asia conflict, though a temporary supply chain issue, underscores India's need to diversify energy sources. He expressed optimism about an upcoming India-US trade agreement and advocated for including pharmaceutical products in future FTAs. Lahiri likened the crisis to a…

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Should you stop your SIP because the market is not doing well? History suggests otherwise

Market downturns often tempt investors to pause their SIPs, but historical data suggests staying invested may be the better strategy. A WhiteOak Capital study found that SIPs with weak initial returns frequently delivered stronger long-term outcomes, reinforcing the importance of discipline, consistency and time in the market.

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Mamdani's power play, a Kennedy's TikToks. Four things to watch in Tuesday's primaries

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani is backing far-left candidates against mainstream Democrats, potentially clashing with House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries. Meanwhile, vulnerable Republican Mike Lawler awaits his challenger in a key House flip target district. In South Carolina, Donald Trump has endorsed both gubernatorial runoff candidates, Pamela Evette and Alan…

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Best Mexican proverb of the day: "One steady step is better than a race that tires you out." A life lesson on endurance over intensity

Best Mexican proverb of the day: The Mexican saying "Un paso firme es mejor que una carrera agotadora" ("One steady step is better than a race that tires you out") highlights the importance of consistency and patience. The proverb teaches that lasting success is often achieved through steady effort rather…

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Apple CEO John Ternus looks to revive design culture amid AI fervour

Apple's incoming CEO is expected to strengthen the company's design-led culture as AI reshapes the technology industry.

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Nasdaq 100 set to shed over $1 trillion as tech selloff deepens; SpaceX slides

Technology stocks came under heavy selling pressure on Tuesday, putting the Nasdaq 100 on track to lose more than $1 trillion in market value. SpaceX slipped below a $2 trillion valuation for the first time since its IPO, while chipmakers and AI-linked megacaps extended losses amid valuation and rate concerns.

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T20I: Suryansh Hegde replaces Nitish Kumar Reddy in India A-team against Ireland series

Nitish Kumar Reddy has been sidelined from the upcoming T20I series against Ireland due to a left quadriceps injury, confirmed by an MRI scan revealing swelling and fiber disruption. He faces a minimum four-week recovery period. Meanwhile, Hegde has been drafted into the squad, impressing with his performances for India…

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Psychology says people who only shop during sales aren't stingy, their brains may be wired to chase value over price

Psychology teaches us that everyday habits often reveal deeper motivations. The sale itself is rarely the real story. Value is. Control is. Satisfaction is. For many people, shopping only during sales is not about being cheap. It is about feeling resourceful, making thoughtful decisions, and gaining a sense of accomplishment…

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Govt revises penalties under FCRA involving receipt of foreign contributions by NGOs

New penalties are now in place for NGOs misusing foreign funds. The Home Ministry has revised compounding penalties for various FCRA violations, including spending more than 20% on administration or using funds for speculative activities. NGOs must now specify their operational purposes and states, with proselytisation explicitly excluded from certain…

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Best Italian Proverb of the Day: "Too much goodness ends up in the trash." A life lesson on why kindness needs balance

Best Italian proverb of the day: The Italian saying "La troppa bonezza finisce nella monnezza" ("Too much goodness ends up in the trash") warns against excessive kindness that is not appreciated or reciprocated. The proverb encourages people to balance generosity with self-respect and healthy boundaries. Its message remains relevant today,…

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Drawn from IOC, FIFA but still uniquely cricket-specific: Aussie doctor behind ICC's post-pregnancy guidelines

The ICC has launched groundbreaking 'post-pregnancy return to play' guidelines, drawing from global sports bodies but tailored for cricket's unique challenges. Dr. Philippa Inge, who led the drafting, highlighted the practical, cricket-specific focus addressing psychological and logistical hurdles. The six 'R's framework aims to support female cricketers in balancing family…

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Meet Kunal Shah: He once worked as a delivery boy to support family. Now he's set to lead world's biggest messaging platform

Kunal Shah, the visionary behind fintech success CRED and FreeCharge, is set to lead Meta's global messaging giant, WhatsApp. Shah, who previously overcame family bankruptcy by working odd jobs, will transition from his operational role at CRED, where he built a 17-million-member platform. He believes WhatsApp holds immense untapped potential,…

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"Got to build on that and not go backwards": British MP Bob Blackman on India-UK FTA

A significant India-UK trade pact, set to take effect on July 15, promises to boost bilateral ties and open a market exceeding $500 billion for Indian businesses. While hailed as a landmark achievement, British MP Bob Blackman cautioned that future UK-EU trade deals could potentially diminish the benefits of this…

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Rupee slips as Fed rate expectations boost dollar, dent global stocks

The Indian rupee slipped a bit on Tuesday, aligning with global movements as the U.S. dollar climbed to its highest point in a year. The dollar's ascent, fueled by renewed hopes for Federal Reserve interest rate increases, led to a downturn in Asian markets. While traders brace for continued challenges…

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Centre extends Old Pension Scheme (OPS) benefit to compassionate ground appointees: Application date to decide eligibility; who will benefit?

Central government employees appointed on compassionate grounds before 2004, but joining after, can now opt for the Old Pension Scheme (OPS). This decision extends the benefit previously granted to regular appointees who applied before the January 1, 2004, cutoff. The move follows inter-ministerial consultations and addresses demands from employee unions,…

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India will monitor Chinese steel imports before deciding on further curbs, source says

India is closely watching steel imports, particularly from China, for another two months before deciding on further actions. Despite a three-year import tariff imposed in December, the nation remained a net steel importer in May, with finished steel imports exceeding the recent average. Concerns are rising among domestic steelmakers as…

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CUET UG result 2026 out at cuet.nta.nic.in: Check expected cut off for DU, BHU & top universities, merit list and admission process details

CUET UG 2026 results are out! Candidates can check scores on cuet.nta.nic.in. Cutoffs vary widely by university and course, with Delhi University's B.Com (Hons) expecting 750-790+ marks. Universities prepare merit lists using normalized scores, considering subject combinations and reservation policies. For DU admissions, check the CSAS portal using your CUET…

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PSU banks lose gold loan sourcing share as private banks, NBFCs gain traction: Report

Public sector banks are losing ground in the gold loan market to private lenders and NBFCs, which offer faster service and wider reach. While NBFCs are rapidly gaining market share, public banks still dominate priority sector gold loans, leveraging their extensive networks.

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Travelling to Indonesia? Here's what Indian tourists need to know

Indian travellers heading to Indonesia must ensure all entry documents are in order, as immigration authorities can deny entry. The Consulate General of India in Bali advises carrying valid visas, return tickets, accommodation proof, and sufficient funds. Tourists, especially in Bali, are cautioned about carrying cash, securing valuables, and exercising…

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Pune trekker death takes shocking turn: Fiancée, her secret lover arrested for allegedly pushing groom-to-be off Lohagad Fort before grand marriage

A Pune man's tragic fall from Lohagad Fort has been revealed as a meticulously planned murder. Police have arrested his fiancée, Siya Goyal, and her alleged lover, Chetan Chaudhary, accusing them of pushing the groom-to-be, Ketan Agrawal, into a deep gorge. Initially ruled an accident, the investigation uncovered a secret…

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MHA adds West Bengal's Haldia Seaport to immigration checkpoints list

Haldia seaport in West Bengal has officially been designated as an immigration checkpoint, becoming India's 41st such facility. This move by the Ministry of Home Affairs aims to streamline international passenger and crew movement through this crucial eastern maritime hub. The amendment to the Immigration and Foreigners Act, 2025, signifies…

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Nothing Phone (4b) to launch on July 7, kicks off new smartphone series

Nothing is set to unveil its new 'b' series with the Phone (4b) on July 7, aiming to offer an affordable entry into its ecosystem. Teaser images hint at a redesigned camera setup, possibly dual-lens, and the continuation of its signature transparent design.

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