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IIM Bangalore surpasses global average in Positive Impact Rating 2026, earns Level 5 status again

IIM Bangalore has achieved a score of 9.7 in the Positive Impact Rating (PIR) 2026, significantly higher than the global average of 8.0. The institute retained its Level 5 'Pioneering School' status for the fifth consecutive year, recognising sustained leadership in responsible management education. Based on nearly 20,000 student responses from 87 business schools worldwide, the rating highlights IIM Bangalore's strong performance in governance, culture, academic programmes, learning methods, student support, and public engagement.
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Gold price prediction today: Why is gold not rising too much despite lower oil prices? Check June 23, 2026 outlook

Gold price prediction today: A consistent rise in gold prices due to drop in oil prices is being constrained by hawkish outlook from central banks which are signalling a possible rate hike to keep inflationary pressures in check, says Praveen Singh, Head Currencies and Commodities, Mirae Asset ShareKhan.
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Will Ronaldo be benched against Uzbekistan? Portugal coach keeps XI under wraps

Portugal's coach Roberto Martínez remained tight-lipped about Cristiano Ronaldo's starting position for the upcoming Uzbekistan match, following a subdued performance against Congo. Despite external criticism, Martínez defended his squad, emphasising unity and dismissing 'unfair' commentary. He highlighted Ronaldo's continued value in creating space and scoring opportunities.
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Algeria strike twice from corners to stun Jordan 2-1, keep WC knockout dreams alive

Algeria staged a dramatic comeback, securing a vital 2-1 victory over Jordan in their FIFA World Cup 2026 match. After conceding an early goal, the Desert Foxes rallied in the second half with two set-piece goals to keep their knockout stage aspirations alive. This historic win marks their first World Cup triumph since 2014 and sets up a thrilling final group stage match.
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FIFA WC: Norway's Viking Row shakes stands after knockout qualification - Watch

The Viking Row has become a popular tradition among Norway fans during the tournament. Supporters sit in a formation resembling a Viking longboat and mimic rowing movements to the beat of a drum, drawing comparisons with Iceland's famous "Viking Clap" from Euro 2016.
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'Mocked as actor's party': TN CM Vijay's 'reel' to real speech; Karur stampede, CAA in focus


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'Felt like a dream': Sooryavanshi gets emotional after getting India jersey - Watch

At 15 years and 71 days, Sooryavanshi has become the youngest player selected in India's senior men's squad, surpassing the record set by Sachin Tendulkar 36 years ago.
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'Goal of overtaking the world': Kim calls for major expansion of North Korea's nukes

North Korea's Kim Jong-un has declared a significant expansion of the nation's nuclear arsenal, aiming to "overtake the world" in defense capabilities. During a key party meeting, officials reaffirmed their commitment to nuclear forces as crucial for national sovereignty and deterring war. The agenda also included accelerating naval projects, reinforcing border defenses, and addressing economic development, particularly in the coal sector. Leadership changes were also announced without explanation.
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Apple CEO confirms iPhone price hike is coming: Here's how much your next iPhone could cost

Apple CEO Tim Cook has confirmed that price increases across the company's lineup are "unavoidable," driven by a global memory-chip shortage as AI data centers drive up DRAM and NAND costs. Analysts expect the iPhone hike to be imminent—possibly this month, ahead of the iPhone 18. Here's how much your next iPhone could cost, why prices are rising, and when the increase may land.
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Arctic alarm: Earth's frozen carbon stores in the Arctic may stop absorbing CO2 and start releasing it by the 2050s

Arctic alarm: Earth's frozen carbon stores in the Arctic may stop absorbing CO2 and start releasing it by the 2050s
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Declan Rice reveals secret 'behind-the-scenes' struggle he had been dealing with that led to early World Cup substitution

Declan Rice has revealed he has been managing hamstring nerve pain since Christmas, explaining the precautionary substitution during England’s World Cup win over Croatia. The Arsenal midfielder, who has played 63 matches this season, insisted he remains fit and available for the clash with Ghana, while highlighting the physical demands of football’s increasingly congested calendar.
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'He hurt himself very, very badly': Trump's blunt response to Keir Starmer's resignation as UK PM

US President Donald Trump has sharply criticized outgoing UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's policies on energy, immigration, and foreign relations, suggesting they contributed to his downfall. Trump specifically pointed to Starmer's approach to North Sea oil and the UK's energy independence. He also mentioned a disagreement over the use of a British military base in Cyprus for US strikes on Iran, which he believes "hurt him badly."
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India taps US for cooking gas: LPG imports to cross 1 million tonnes amid Middle East disruption

India's LPG imports from the US are set to hit a record 1 million tonnes in June, a significant shift driven by Middle Eastern supply disruptions. Despite higher costs, New Delhi is prioritizing uninterrupted cooking fuel for households. While traditional suppliers are gradually recovering, the US has become a crucial alternative source, highlighting a strategic pivot in energy sourcing.
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SEBI's new ease-of-business push: What may change for stock exchanges, brokers

SEBI is embarking on a substantial reform of stock market regulations designed to simplify operational procedures and alleviate compliance burdens. This review focuses on consolidating rules, minimizing redundancies, and reallocating responsibilities among market infrastructure institutions. Major proposals encompass the creation of a unified master circular for exchanges, updated technology frameworks, and refined reporting processes, ultimately aiming to improve the ease of doing business for all market participants.
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Why West Bengal lags in India’s rooftop solar revolution

West Bengal lags significantly in India's booming rooftop solar sector, installing a mere 67 MW compared to Gujarat's 6,882 MW. Experts cite systemic issues like slow DISCOM approvals and weak local infrastructure, not a lack of sunlight, as the primary hurdles. This slow adoption represents a missed economic opportunity and jeopardizes India's ambitious climate targets, highlighting a critical need for improved execution at the state level.
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