Behind big billions, the China hedge begins to take shape in India

44 lakh households await tap water connections under Jal Jeevan Mission in Rajasthan: Ex- CM Ashok Gehlot

Ashok Gehlot has accused the BJP government of delays in the Jal Jeevan Mission affecting 44 lakh households. He highlighted that the state's tap water connection coverage is significantly below the national average. Gehlot also raised concerns regarding the mid-day meal scheme in Sikar, where many schools lack food supplies. Payments for cooks involved in the program have been reportedly delayed for eight months.

Nvidia pledges $250 million in computing resources to boost UK AI safety research

Nvidia has committed $250 million in computing resources over five years to advance UK artificial intelligence safety research. Announced by CEO Jensen Huang on Wednesday, the $50 million annual pledge focuses on agentic AI security, supporting initiatives at Oxford, Imperial College London, and University College London.

Shreyas Iyer moves up three places to career-high 4th in ICC T20 International rankings

Shreyas Iyer achieved a career-high fourth position in the ICC T20I rankings after scoring his maiden century. India now boasts four players in the top four of the T20I rankings for batters. Kusal Mendis, Sherfane Rutherford, and Sanju Samson also made significant gains in the T20I rankings. Additionally, Roston Chase improved his standing in both T20I bowlers and all-rounders categories.

NSE IX, London Stock Exchange explore cross-listings, trading connectivity

The agreement seeks to broaden investment opportunities, improve liquidity and strengthen financial market links between India and the United Kingdom

Delhi Police refutes claims of attack at Rahul Gandhi's residence, says viral video 'fake'

A viral social media post falsely claimed there was an attack at Rahul Gandhi's residence. Delhi Police clarified that the video was old footage from December 2019. They stated the circulating information was misleading and urged users to verify facts. Legal actions are being initiated against accounts spreading misinformation and false claims. The authorities emphasized the importance of relying on official channels for accurate information.

Delhi Police refutes claims of attack at Rahul Gandhi's residence, says viral video 'fake'

A viral social media post falsely claimed there was an attack at Rahul Gandhi's residence. Delhi Police clarified that the video was old footage from December 2019. They stated the circulating information was misleading and urged users to verify facts. Legal actions are being initiated against accounts spreading misinformation and false claims. The authorities emphasized the importance of relying on official channels for accurate information.

‘Last word not yet scripted’: Piyush Goyal on relations with China, US and India’s trade strategy

‘Last word not yet scripted’: Piyush Goyal on relations with China, US and India’s trade strategy

We are working to develop relations with China once again: Piyush Goyal

Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal stated that India seeks to improve relations with China, ensuring fair deals. Bilateral trade between India and China reached USD 127.7 billion, which reflects significant growth in exports and imports. Furthermore, Goyal expressed concerns regarding the widening trade deficit and tightened FDI policies due to geopolitical tensions. India experienced supply chain vulnerabilities during Covid, leading to a focus on self-sufficiency.

Global Market: European shares rise as ASML rally lifts tech stocks; investors eye US CPI

European shares increased modestly as the pan-European STOXX 600 index recovered from previous losses. ASML's strong demand led technology stocks to gain, while concerns about geopolitical risks remained. Oil prices rose following attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, which limited gains in equities. The market also awaits US consumer price index data that could impact interest-rate projections.

Australia without migrants! Hotel association posts an apocalyptic video showing how the country will look without foreign worker from empty sheleves at supermarket to no coffee

A viral advertisement by the Australian Hotels Association uses exaggerated scenes to illustrate how the departure of migrant workers could affect everyday life, from coffee shops and supermarkets to restaurants, hotels and elderly care. The video emerges amid a political debate over immigration levels in Australia and proposals to reduce migration.