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Are you eating too many or too few carbohydrates? Here's how to tell

Most Indians love their rice, roti, and comfort carbs, but how much is too much? Nutrition experts warn that both excessive and insufficient carbohydrate intake can disrupt your health.

Delhi air quality remains 'severe' despite Grap III restrictions in force

27 of Delhi's 37 monitoring stations recorded AQI in the severe category on Thursday as toxic smog, stagnant winds, and winter inversion limited relief despite Grap Stage III restrictions

Trump did 'nothing wrong': White House after Epstein-linked emails release

The White House moved quickly to defend President Donald Trump after Democrats on the House Oversight Committee released long-spanning Jeffrey Epstein emails referencing him

Red Fort blast case: DNA test confirms attacker; US offers help in probe

Speaking at the G7 Summit, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said America had offered to assist India in investigating the Red Fort blast, praising authorities for their professionalism and restraint

US-based Figma bets on India's design talent, opens Bengaluru office

US-based Figma has opened a new office in Bengaluru, calling India its second-largest market after the US; the company serves users across 85% of Indian states, including top tech firms

Mahindra, Manulife to set up 50:50 JV for life insurance in India

The JV aims to offer long-term savings and protection solutions tailored to the diverse and growing needs of India's population, in line with India's 'insurance for all' vision by 2047

Q2 results today: Hero MotoCorp, LG Electronics, Apollo Tyres among 696

Q2FY26 company results: Firms including Eicher Motors, Muthoot Finance, Esaar India, and Samvardhana Motherson International are also to release their July-September earnings reports today

Trump on H-1B visa: US doesn't have enough talent, needs foreign workers

In a Fox News interview, President Donald Trump defended the need for skilled foreign workers, arguing the US lacks specific talents, even as his own policies and allies attack the H-1B visa programm

India to be the world's largest driver of energy-demand growth by 2035: IEA

India's energy demand will rise by over 15 exajoules by 2035, nearly matching the combined growth of China and Southeast Asia, driven by rapid urbanisation and clean-energy investment

Cabinet calls Delhi blast a terror act, reiterates zero tolerance policy

The Cabinet described the incident as a "senseless act of violence" perpetrated by "anti-national forces" and extended heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families

BJP's Aparajita Sarangi to head JPC on Bill to remove jailed ministers

The Bill, introduced by Home Minister Amit Shah, seeks automatic removal of the Prime Minister, chief ministers, or other ministers held in judicial custody for over 30 days in serious criminal cases

China's banks adopt revolving-door repayment model amid weak credit demand

To meet official lending targets, many Chinese banks are resorting to instant loan tactics where clients take out loans briefly and repay them soon after, masking low credit demand

Canada Express Entry: 714 foreigners invited for permanent residency

Canada held its first Express Entry draw of November 2025, inviting 714 candidates under the Provincial Nominee Program with a CRS cutoff of 738, marking the largest such draw since April

Thinking of investing? RBI's Sachet lets you verify scheme before you trust

Thinking of investing? RBI's Sachet lets you verify scheme before you trust

Asian Paints Q2 results: Net profit jumps 43% to ₹993 cr, dividend declared

Asian Paints' revenue from sales stood at ₹8,513.7 crore, up 6.4 per cent from ₹8,003 crore in Q2FY25

Retail inflation cools to 0.25% in October on GST cuts, low food prices

October CPI-based inflation: India's food inflation dropped sharply in October, falling to -5.02 per cent from -2.28 per cent in September

Ashok Leyland Q2 profit rises 7% to ₹756 crore, declares dividend

Ashok Leyland Q2 results: Net profit up 7% at ₹756 cr, dividend declared

Trump's new rule may end OPT for foreign students: What US govt papers show

A forthcoming Trump administration rule could end or severely restrict the OPT, impacting thousands of international students and raising concerns among educators and economists

Should you try protein coffee? Experts decode the popular health trend

A mix of coffee and protein powder, protein coffee promises sustained energy and satiety. Experts explain its real benefits, who should try it, and when to steer clear.

Stop legal immigration, young Americans are losing jobs: Nikki Haley's son

Nalin Haley, son of former US ambassador Nikki Haley, told UnHerd that America should end both illegal and legal immigration, saying young Americans are losing jobs to foreigners