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India's strong growth fundamentals face risks from prolonged external shocks: Erik Berglof

India's growth prospects remain strong despite external shocks affecting the economy. Erik Berglof highlights the need for resilience against climate and geopolitical risks. He notes that high US bond yields could impact emerging economies due to higher interest costs. Additionally, energy and water security are identified as critical areas needing improvement.

Capital limited but confidence in rules of trade, fiscal path of large economies: DEA secretary

Economic Affairs Secretary Anuradha Thakur said trade shaped by security and geopolitical considerations could deepen global imbalances, raise capital costs and create friction. She said private investment was showing signs of revival despite tight global financial conditions, while the AI investment cycle was adding to demand for capital and debt.

Georgia shooting in Vienna GA: 2 dead and up to 35 injured after gunfire erupts at homecoming party - here's what we know about the investigation

Georgia shooting: A shooting occurred early Sunday at a homecoming block party in Vienna, Georgia, injuring up to 35 individuals. The gunfire led to the deaths of two men, aged 20 and 23, whose identities are not yet disclosed. Dooly County Sheriff’s Office deputies were present during the incident as part of their patrols.

Iran Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad resigns: State media

Iran's Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad has resigned, with NIOC chief Hamid Bovard set to serve as acting minister.

Ankita Lokhande lives with husband Vicky in Rs 50 crore 8BHK Mumbai home featuring all-white living room with pool table, dramatic red-and-gold room, walk-in wardrobes, greenery-filled balconies, lavish puja room and hotel-like bathrooms

Ankita Lokhande and Vicky Jain’s reported Rs 50 crore 8BHK Mumbai home offers a glimpse into their lavish lifestyle, with elegant white interiors, a pool table, dramatic red-and-gold room, spacious walk-in wardrobes, greenery-filled balconies and a beautifully decorated puja room.

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'Iran signed NPT, India did not...situation is very different': Jaishankar highlights distinctions, deepening global energy crises amid West Asia turmoil

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said India's non-signatory status under the NPT gives it a different position from Iran, which is an NPT signatory, while stressing that India's immediate concern is the impact of the West Asia conflict on energy and trade. He called for restoring uninterrupted supply and trade flows.

'Iran signed NPT, India did not...situation is very different': Jaishankar highlights distinctions, deepening global energy crises amid West Asia turmoil

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said India's non-signatory status under the NPT gives it a different position from Iran, which is an NPT signatory, while stressing that India's immediate concern is the impact of the West Asia conflict on energy and trade. He called for restoring uninterrupted supply and trade flows.

Global bond yields put emerging markets on edge, but India’s FDI pull stays strong: DEA Secretary Anuradha Thakur

Rising global bond yields and surging capital demand from the AI investment cycle could increase funding pressures for emerging markets, Economic Affairs Secretary Anuradha Thakur said. Despite the global squeeze, India remains an attractive investment destination, with record FDI inflows reflecting confidence in its macroeconomic stability, reforms and long-term growth prospects.

Global bond yields put emerging markets on edge, but India’s FDI pull stays strong: DEA Secretary Anuradha Thakur

Rising global bond yields and surging capital demand from the AI investment cycle could increase funding pressures for emerging markets, Economic Affairs Secretary Anuradha Thakur said. Despite the global squeeze, India remains an attractive investment destination, with record FDI inflows reflecting confidence in its macroeconomic stability, reforms and long-term growth prospects.

Private capex revival takes hold, capital formation at 3-year high: Economic Affairs Secretary Anuradha Thakur

Private investment in India is experiencing a revival, with growth in capital formation noted in early financial reports. Economic Affairs Secretary Anuradha Thakur highlighted an increase in corporate project commitments across various key sectors. First-quarter gross Foreign Direct Investment inflows reached approximately USD 30 billion, emphasizing strong foreign investment in India's economy.