IND vs JPN one-off T20I: India survive scare from Japan to win five-over a side match by 2 runs

Putin's United Russia party wins 355 seats in Duma election; 4 other parties cross threshold to enter parliament

AI models chose to harm humans to stop ‘pain,’ alarming study raises fresh safety questions

‘0% chance’: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dismisses AI extinction fears by 2030

Samay Raina-Mukesh Chhabra controversy explained: What happened over girlfriend joke on India's Got Latent?

Trump's helipad event overshadowed by audio failure as major TV networks suspend pool coverage

'Needs time away from the international scene': England white-ball captain Brook on pacer Brydon Carse's future

New Zealand farms shift to carbon forests: Carbon credits fuel a land rush reshaping rural life 

Anti-AI activists storm summit, say 'incompetent' leaders are leading us into a disaster - 'We need a vote'

J&K Assembly Session begins amid chaos: BJP, ruling alliance clash as statehood demand dominates

Asian Games 2026: India women's cricket team beats Sri Lanka by 147 runs for first gold 

Key accused in Bihar's Jamui molestation case, arrested after police shoot him in leg

Randeep Hooda arrives in Gujarat for his first National Film Award: ‘Very grateful’

US and China vie for AI dominance as calls grow for regulation | Gravitas

Anant Nag to recieve Dadasaheb Phalke Award: From Ankur to Nishant- Revisit his best films and iconic performances on OTT

UK banks are rethinking financial crime detection because of algorithm

FIFA chief Infantino wants to reform governing body with consultation from federations

India at UNGA81: Jaishankar warns global order under 'growing stress', pushes for ‘reformed multilateralism’

IND vs JPN, one-off T20I: Japan captain Kendel on pushing India to the brink - ‘It was special’

Raaka creates history! Allu Arjun’s film secures Guinness World Record ahead of release

Saudi Arabia exits China-led mBridge digital currency platform amid Saudi-Houthi conflict

Indonesian groups sue govt over wildfires as haze crosses borders, nearly 900,000 hectares burned 

'Lot of things to learn from experienced players': Jayasuriya backs Rohit, Virat for 2027 ODI World Cup

$110 billion Warner Bros merger: Paramount reaches settlement with 12 US states

New OTT releases this week (September 21-27, 2026): Shaque: Trust No One, Hunkkaar, Don’t Be Shy- 5 new titles coming to Netflix, Prime Video and more

From ‘communist’ to ‘great mayor’: Trump praises Mamdani after New York meeting, discusses immigration and housing

Report: Zelensky meets CIA chief Ratcliffe at Shannon airport, weeks after his secret Moscow trip

How Zaheer Khan came to be CSK's head coach of IPL 2027

Who is Clavicular? The 20-year-old controversial 'Looksmaxxing' influencer charged with rape allegations

Pilot recreates Mona Lisa in sky over Oklahoma and Arkansas in four-hour flight: VIDEO

UK PM Burnham agrees to 'defensive' military support for Saudi Arabia against Houthis 

Jailer 2: Vidya Balan joins Rajinikanth's upcoming film as Kantha | Watch

National Film Awards 2026: Kartik Aaryan, Mammootty, Yami Gautam, Randeep Hooda and other key winners

Microsoft executive called AI training the ‘largest theft of labour in human history’

40-foot waves crash into cruise ship in dangerous stretch near Antarctica. Watch

US-Iran war, peace deals and more: What to expect from Trump's UNGA 2026 speech

Explainer: Why rare-earth export licences and Board of Trade are US priorities ahead of Trump-Xi summit

Two infants die after fire breaks out at RIMS newborn care unit in Telangana's Adilabad

Oil slips to $98 as Saudi Arabia restarts East-West oil pipeline

Germany is raising red flags over China's tightening grip on critical mineral exports. A move that could send shock-waves through the global tech and manufacturing industries.
With Europe caught in the middle of deepening tensions between the US and China. Germany is calling for a united European front to reduce dependence on foreign suppliers.

Germany Alarmed by China Mineral Curbs 

US President Donald Trump imposed 100 percent tariffs on China from November 1st.
He also threatened to cancel his in-person meeting with Chinese president Xi Jinping at the APEC summit later this month.
The fears of a global disruption in trade sent wall street stocks stumbling, wiping out 1.65 trillion dollars in market value.

$1.65 Trillion Wiped Out From Wall Street

The government shutdown has entered its third week, and the White House has begun mass layoffs of federal workers in an effort to pressure democrats to end the stalemate.

Federal Worker Layoffs Begin Amid Shutdown

As Japan faces rapid yen decline. Finance minister Katsunobu Kato warned that the government is watching for one-sided movements in the currency market. The yen has slipped to nearly 153 or about 1.87 dollar marking its biggest weekly fall since October last year.

Japan FM Flags Rapid Yen Slide

Argentinian President Javier Milei held a rock concert on Monday to celebrate and promote his new book, ‘The Making of the Miracle: The Argentine Case’. Milei hopes the book will give him the necessary boost ahead of the October 26 national midterms.


Political scandals weaken Milei’s ‘moral revolution’ promise 

The European Parliament has voted to ban the use of terms such as ‘veggie burger’ and ‘tofu steak’ for plant-based foods. Lawmakers backed a proposal to reserve names like steak, burger, and sausage exclusively for products made from meat.


EU backs ban on ‘veggie burger’ label for plant-based products 

China’s longest stock rally in years has yet to lift consumer spending. Preliminary data from the eight-day Golden Week holiday show less than expected sales.

Chinese shoppers hold back during key holiday

Most Indians are familiar with stocks, mutual funds, and ETFs — but few actually invest. The regulator survey, which was released last week, covered over 90,000 households and the results show that India’s investment culture still prefers safety over risk. Here are key takeaways from it.


Explainer: Why most Indians still avoid securities markets?

Global trade has experienced an unexpected boost this year. . . Thanks to surging exports of AI-related goods and a rush of imports into the US ahead of US President Trump's tariff hikes. . . But the World Trade Organisation warns that 2026 could paint a very different picture. . .


WTO warns of trade uncertainties impacting 2026 growth

As digital lending grows, so do scams. Cyber fraudsters are now using more advanced tactics to trap borrowers looking for quick loans. From fake apps to phishing calls. . . Here are five common personal loan scams you need to watch out for.


Explainer: 5 common personal loan scams to watch out for 

Earlier, credit checks used to be a rare event. You only looked at your credit history when a loan was rejected or a credit card was denied. But that world has changed completely. Today, credit reports are just a click away — and monitoring them regularly has become a core part of financial planning.


Explainer: Why credit monitoring matters in 2025?

President Donald Trump announced plans to cut 'a lot of' government jobs as the shutdown settles in its second week. He said the democrats handed him this opportunity on a silver platter.


US Government shutdown: Uncertainty mounts as Trump plans federal job cuts

A new trade clash is brewing — and it’s over pasta. Washington is imposing a 91 percent anti-dumping duty on Italian pasta — a move that Rome calls unfair and excessive. If these tariffs kick in by 2026, the price of italian pasta in the u.S. Could nearly double. Is this about fair trade or a fresh twist in transatlantic tensions?


Rome Takes On Washington Over Pasta Duty

France is entering a new phase of political uncertainty following the resignation of Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu. Lecornu stepped down less than a month after being appointed. New elections are becoming increasingly likely but will not solve the fiscal problems.

French Stocks And Euro Dive Sharply Lower

The fate of President Trump's controversial tariffs now hangs in the balance as the U.S. Supreme court prepares to hear arguments in the month of November...Should the court rule the tariffs illegal... Businesses expect a massive bureaucratic nightmare and the possibility of up to 165 billion dollars in customs duties being refunded...This could be a long... Drawn out process that leaves many importers in financial limbo..

Ruling Could Spark Massive Refund Nightmare

The oil producing group decided on sunday to increase production only modestly in November. That looks like a healthy compomise between the Saudi Arabia's stance for market share and russia's position to make adjustments to the prodiuction. With oil prices near a four-month low before the group's meeting, the decision seems a middling path for a modest increase in output.

Oil Surplus Glut Shows Signs The Market Is Starting To Shift

 Indian markets remain volatile as global trade tensions and a weakening rupee add pressure on equities. Despite the macro challenges, both the nifty and the sensex rebounded sharply this past week. The week’s overall performance reflected a consolidation phase, with gains concentrated in a few key sectors.

Retail Investors Show Resilience As Foreign Investors Sell

US President Donald Trump is warming up to the idea of signing additional deals with countries during his upcoming trip to Asia, according to US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer. While he did not specify which nations are close to finalizing agreements, his comments come after recent “constructive” talks with India in Washington in late September.


India-US Remain Hopeful Of Reaching An Interim Deal Soon

 Investors don't need the official government jobs report to see that the US Labour market has already shifted into a lower gear. Private-sector indicators clearly point to a slow down in US Job growth even without government data to show it. The marquee payrolls data from the bureau of labor statistics was not published on Friday due to the government shutdown. However, other data in recent days pointed to sluggish hiring, limited layoffs, modest pay gains and easing demand for workers in September. 

US Job Growth Slowing Even Without Data To Show It

'Uptober' trading has started with a bang after positive moves across the board last month. Global stocks along with Wall Street shares repeatedly hit fresh record highs despite the vaired risks in September. Cryptos were not left behind, with Bitcoin reversing an early setback to recover and edge towards its record high set in August. On the other hand, safe haven demand pushed gold to become a big winner. October is predicted to be broadly similar, with a few tinkering on the edges in trade moves. 

Global Stocks Hit Fresh Record Highs Despite Risks In September

Elon Musk on Wednesday made repeated calls on X, urging people to cancel their Netflix subscriptions. His posts came after he cancelled his own subscription to the streaming platform while taking a dig at it. In one post, the Tesla CEO wrote, “Cancel Netflix,” while another post read, “Cancel Netflix for the health of your kids.” Watch the video to know more on this!


Netflix Market Cap Falls $15 Bn After Musk Boycott Call

According to a survey by the Reserve Bank of India,
Indian households are starting to feel some respite from inflation.
The survey finding shows that while people perceive current inflation as slightly higher,
Their expectations for future price rises have eased.

 State Of Inflation In India

The RBI is weighing whether to let lenders remotely disable smartphones bought on EMI if borrowers default.
That has sparked a debate over consumer rights, privacy and the risks of aggressive lending.


 Could Your Phone Be Locked If You Miss EMI?

President Donald Trump has claimed that his tariffs could generate up to one trillion dollars annually. The president has also floated the idea of using part of this revenue to issue direct payments to Americans,
Proposing a dividend of one to two thousand dollars per person.


Trump Bets Trillions On Tariffs

India continues to see strong demand for gold and silver as festive and wedding seasons boost buying trends. With global prices surging, precious metals are once again in the spotlight. In this video, we explore what's driving gold's rally, silver's performance, and what analysts say about future trends.

 Impact Of Gold's Record Rally In 2025

2025 seems to be a very good year for Donald Trump.
Well, at least for his wealth.
His closest allies are now singing in chorus: 'let's make Trump wealthy again.'
They are not just partnering in trump and his family's businesses; they are now looking at bringing in more investors.
The son of U.S. Special envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkoff,...
Zach,...
Wants to make the trump family’s real estate portfolio available as tokens on blockchain.
Why?
To give access to a wider pool of investors to the trump family portfolio.
Take a look at the next report for more on this...

Trump Family’s Money-making Machine: Friends