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Trump used 'all kinds of leverage', says Mojtaba Khamenei on US-Iran deal

Khamenei said Iran agreed to the US-Iran deal only after assurances on national rights, while insisting future talks with Washington do not mean accepting American demands

NSE IPO: Inside the ₹30,000-crore value-unlocking plan behind listing

India's biggest exchange is moving towards a ₹30,000-crore IPO with no fresh issue component; the listing aims to unlock shareholder value and improve liquidity

From war to diplomacy: Versailles and the treaties that shaped history

US President Donald Trump's signing of the US-Iran deal at Versailles has renewed focus on the palace's long history as a venue where wars ended and major diplomatic decisions were made

At G7, PM Modi calls for Global South support fund, skills partnership

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said growth must be judged by who benefits, while pitching support mechanisms, connectivity projects and trusted skilled mobility for Global South nations

Why easing OMC losses may not translate into cheaper fuel anytime soon

Fuel prices were raised to reduce losses at state-run oil companies, but despite easing pressure after lower crude prices, consumers may not see immediate relief

From Telegram curbs to AI checks: Inside Neet-UG re-exam security plan

Ahead of the NEET-UG re-exam, authorities have rolled out stricter security measures -- from Telegram restrictions and AI monitoring to biometric checks and tighter centre controls

GIFT City opens int'l investing route for Zerodha, Angel One, Upstox

The international investing services are likely to launch in the next two to three months after brokers complete technology integration, testing and regulatory approvals

Delhi Census Phase 1: Which districts have most people and houses?

Delhi Census Phase 1: North East emerged as the most populous district, while New Delhi recorded the lowest population

No sale of syrups without doctor's prescription; here's what govt did

The Centre has amended the Drugs Rules, 1945 and removed 'syrups' from a category under Schedule K, amid tighter oversight of cough syrups and drug safety

US-Iran to sign peace deal after months of war: What it means for India

After months of conflict, the US and Iran have agreed to a peace deal. The move could lower oil prices, support the rupee, revive India's exports and ease inflation concerns

West Asia conflict: From oil to inflation, how did the crisis impact India?

The West Asia crisis affected India through higher oil prices, pressure on the rupee, weaker trade, rising aviation costs and inflation. Here's how the economy absorbed the shock

Weekly policy watch: WPI inflation, PM Modi's Europe visit in focus

India's policy focus this week will be on wholesale inflation, forex reserves data and PM Modi's visit to France and Slovakia

Why India's 2.0 fertility rate does not mean population decline soon

India's fertility rate remained at 2.0 in 2023-24, below replacement level. But that does not mean the population will start shrinking anytime soon. Here's why

May retail inflation marginally rises to 3.93%, food inflation at 4.78%

Food inflation rose to 4.78 per cent in May, pushing up overall price pressures; rural inflation accelerated to 4.25 per cent, remaining above urban inflation at 3.53 per cent

Can foreign bond inflows really move India's $1.5 trillion Gsec market?

A potential $20-25 billion foreign inflow sounds significant, but India's government bond market is much bigger. Here's where the money could matter, and where it may not

SpaceX IPO explained: Share price, valuation and risks for investors

SpaceX is set for one of Wall Street's biggest IPOs, aiming to raise $75 billion. What does the listing mean, and can Indian investors buy shares?

Govt waives excise duty on E22-E30 petrol blends: What it means for you

The government has removed excise duty on petrol blended with 22-30 per cent ethanol, extending tax support beyond E20 and giving a boost to India's clean fuel and energy goals

Can India's cotton import-duty waiver offset growing US tariff concerns?

India's cotton import-duty waiver may lower raw material costs for textile exporters, but uncertainty over proposed US tariffs could limit gains and weigh on competitiveness in a key market

Canara Bank's ₹509-crore Rajesh Exports exposure: All you need to know

The Rajesh Exports-Sebi case has renewed attention on Canara Bank's ₹509-crore exposure and the trade-finance transactions that linked the company to its Swiss subsidiary

Rajiv Bajaj to step down from Bajaj Finserv board, focus on auto business

Rajiv Bajaj has informed the company that he will not seek re-election at the annual general meeting (AGM) scheduled for July 31