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From Trump to Putin: Global leaders ring PM Modi on his 75th birthday

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, Italy's Giorgia Meloni, President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen and others conveyed their wishes to Prime Minister Modi

US travel bans: Why some admitted foreign students can't reach the US

Some would-be international students are not showing up on American campuses this fall despite offers of admission because of logjams with visa applications

NDA nominee C P Radhakrishnan elected India's 15th Vice President

BJP-led NDA candidate C P Radhakrishnan won the vice presidential election with 452 votes against Opposition nominee B Sudershan Reddy's 300, succeeding Jagdeep Dhankhar

L&T Semiconductor acquires power module design assets of Japan's Fujitsu

The acquisition will accelerate LTSCT's foray in power electronics design and development and expand its product portfolio in the domains of industrial, energy and automotive applications

Cipla launches Huena, India's first non-antibiotic drug to fight UTI

This marks a significant step forward for the company in its fight against anti-microbial resistance as it becomes the first to introduce such treatment in India

Glenmark starts multi-nation Phase 3 clinical trials for lung cancer drug

The company said it has received approval from the Drugs Controller General of India to begin patient enrolment and dosing in the country

GST reforms bring major relief to diamonds and jewellery sector: GJEPC

These reforms, combined with GST reductions in allied sectors such as handicrafts, leather goods, and packaging, will further strengthen India's diamonds and jewellery ecosystem

Public opinion widely divided over Supreme Court's order on stray dogs

While a section of people has backed the directive on the relocation of canines to shelters, several politicians and celebrities have voiced concern

Britannia readies 'war chest' to take on regional rivals in key states

Britannia to target smaller territories with strategic spending, eyes growth in Hindi belt and beyond amid stable commodity prices

Amit Shah now longest-serving HM; PM Modi says it is just the start

"It is just the beginning," the PM said, adding that there is a long way to go for Shah, which led some MPs to speculate the implications of Modi's statement

Satcom spectrum allocation rules likely to be in place within two months

The spectrum allocation rules are the last lap that will enable Elon Musk-led Starlink, Bharti Group-backed Eutelsat Oneweb and Jio SES to apply for the radiowaves and start rolling out their services

One killed, 11 injured in wall collapse near Bageshwar Dham in MP

The wall of a homestay located in Gada village collapsed due to heavy rain at night. A woman, identified as Anita Devi (40) died, and three of the injured persons were reported to be critical

Omar Abdullah vows to make Jammu and Kashmir a premier golf destination

Welcoming the golfers to Kashmir, the chief minister said that their presence was highly encouraging

Lt Gen DS Rana takes over as 23rd Colonel of Garhwal Rifles Regiment

The ceremonial handing over of the baton took place at the Garhwal Rifles Regimental Centre in Lansdowne, Uttarakhand, amid full military honours

Panasonic exits refrigerator, washing machine segments in India amid losses

In washing machines, its share was 1.8 per cent and it was 0.8 per cent for refrigerators. In both the segments, Panasonic was reporting losses in sales over the last six years

Cement industry grows 9% in May; margins rise on stable input costs: Icra

The cement industry, which is facing a lower sales realisation, also reported a price growth of 8 per cent to Rs 360 per 50 kg bag in May 2025

Centre issues model rules to ease tree felling on farms, boost agroforestry

For lands with more than 10 trees, the applicant must apply online through the NTMS, giving detailed information about the trees to be felled

Banks not supporting Centre's loan schemes for entrepreneurs: Shivakumar

Shivakumar also expressed disappointment that some political leaders fail to grasp the risk of firms relocating due to their narrow focus on the Information Technology and Biotechnology sectors

13 security personnel killed in suicide attack in Pak's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

A curfew was imposed in the area at the time of the incident due to ongoing military movement

Air India Mumbai-Chennai flight returns mid-air after burning smell onboard

The flight landed "safely" back in Mumbai, and an aircraft change was initiated, Air India said without giving specific details