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India's forex reserves tumble nearly $10 billion as gold holdings see sharp drop

India's foreign exchange reserves saw a significant dip of nearly $10 billion, reaching $671.625 billion in the week ending June 12. This sharp decline was primarily driven by a substantial drop in gold reserves, despite a modest increase in foreign currency assets. Other components like Special Drawing Rights and the IMF reserve position also registered slight decreases.
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The Times of IndiaBusiness

The Mutual Fund retreat: When war panic meets your SIP - what investors should do now

Experts warn against panic selling, emphasizing the need to maintain investment discipline. In fact, the simplest advice is this: do nothing. That is the whole answer, and it is harder to follow than it sounds, he says.
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The Times of IndiaBusiness

ENG vs NZ 2nd Test Live: Henry claims five-for as New Zealand bowl England out for 291

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The Times of IndiaCricket

2nd T20I: Australia beat Bangladesh by 7 runs to clinch series 2-0

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The Times of IndiaSports

A 3.5-billion-year-old Moon meteorite found in Africa reveals a hidden chapter of lunar history

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The Times of IndiaScience

Bihar Police SI Mains result and cut-off 2026 out; here's how to check

Bihar Police Sub-Inspector Mains 2026 results are out, with category-wise cut-off marks released by BPSSC. Candidates scoring at or above the cut-off have advanced to the mandatory Physical Efficiency Test (PET). The PET, a qualifying round, includes specific running distances and timings for male and female aspirants. Preparation for this crucial next stage is advised
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The Times of IndiaEducation

TS EAMCET counselling 2026: Phase 1 registration begins at tgeapcet.nic.in; check complete schedule here

The Telangana Council of Higher Education has launched the TG EAPCET 2026 counselling registration for engineering, agriculture, and pharmacy admissions. Eligible candidates can now register, pay fees, and book slots for certificate verification. The counselling process, spanning three phases, includes mock allotments, provisional seat allocations, and fee payments, with specific dates for each stage concluding by late July and early August.
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The Times of IndiaEducation

Netizens are infuriated over Jung Hae In and Kim Soo Hyun’s connection

Netizens are expressing outrage as reports suggest actor Jung Hae In continued to support Kim Soo Hyun amid his legal troubles and allegations. While Kim Soo Hyun has been cleared, public sentiment remains divided. Jung Hae In's alleged unwavering support, even as others distanced themselves, has drawn sharp criticism, with many questioning his judgment and expressing disappointment online. The controversy continues to impact Kim Soo Hyun's career prospects.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

'Missing you in Cocktail 2': Diana Penty's latest photos trigger 'Meera' nostalgia

Diana Penty is setting social media abuzz with her summer snapshots, stirring up nostalgia for her memorable role as Meera in the first 'Cocktail' as 'Cocktail 2' debuts. Enthusiastic fans are connecting her current charisma to the character that catapulted her career. The promotional activities for 'Bandhu 2.0' have reignited love for the 2012 film, demonstrating Diana's deep-rooted bond with her audience, despite not featuring in the sequel.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Dhanush praises Kasthuri Raja's performance in 'Habeebi'

Actor Dhanush lauded his father, veteran director Kasthuri Raja, for a powerful performance in the critically acclaimed Tamil drama 'Habeebi'. Dhanush expressed pride in his father's convincing portrayal of the family patriarch Yusuf, a role set in Kadayanallur's Tamil Muslim community. He congratulated director Meera Kathiravan and the entire crew for delivering a memorable cinematic experience, highlighting the film's unique story and outstanding performances.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Scientists analyse seismic waves from Japan’s 2011 earthquake that reached deep into the Earth and may have been linked to subtle postseismic ground movement of a few millimeters

A decade after Japan's massive 2011 earthquake, scientists discovered seismic waves travelled to Earth's core, bounced back, and triggered tiny crustal movements across the nation. This core-reflected wave, strong enough to coincide with fault slips, highlights a previously underestimated interaction between deep Earth energy and stressed fault networks, potentially impacting seismic hazard models.
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