Gold and silver outlook: Job data, crude and more in focus to guide bullion this week
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Indian Woman Shares Touching Act Of Kindness After Bicycle Accident In Japan, Internet Reacts
She was prepared to pay whatever was needed to get her bike fixed as she already knew that the basic service costs in Japan can be quite high.
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BrahMos Goes Global: What's Next For India-Russia Defence Partnership?
The BrahMos missile has emerged as a key symbol of India-Russia defence cooperation, with the system now attracting interest from several countries. At the NDTV Defence Summit, the Russian ambassador Denis Alipov highlighted its battlefield credentials, versatility across platforms and the potential for future development, including a hypersonic version.
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What ICEYE Saw On The Night Of Operation Sindoor? CEO Responds | NDTV Defence Summit
The geopolitical interests of India and Europe are "extremely aligned" and a collaboration between his Finland-based company and India's armed forces makes a lot of sense, ICEYE Co-Founder and CEO Rafal Modrzewski has said. Modrzewski co-founded ICEYE 12 years ago, and the company now operates 84 synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellites, which is the largest such constellation in the world. Speaking to Vishnu Som at the NDTV Defence Summit 2026 on Sunday, Modrzewski said ICEYE was already a "provider" for the armed forces when India carried out Operation Sindoor, in response to the Pahalgam terror attack, last year.
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France steps in to protect Saudi oil infrastructure as Houthi attacks intensify
France's military support to Saudi Arabia will involve deploying troops and defense systems to protect key energy infrastructure. The deployment follows repeated Houthi attacks on Saudi oil facilities and aims to secure the Red Sea port of Yanbu. French official Jean-Noel Barrot emphasized that France's role is strictly defensive and does not equate to participation in the conflict.
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‘If Ashutosh not released, I will go to Assam’: CJP's Dipke warns Himanta
Abhijeet Dipke, spokesperson for the Cockroach Janta Party, has voiced strong concerns regarding the detention of Ashutosh Ranka by Assam Police right before a crucial meeting in Guwahati organized to rally volunteers. The circumstances surrounding Ranka's arrest remain ambiguous, causing confusion among party leaders.
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Asian Games: Why India dropped out of top 10 despite winning seven more medals
India added seven medals on Day 8 of the Asian Games, including two silver medals in squash and five in athletics. Parul Chaudhary achieved a new national record in the women's 3000m steeplechase, winning bronze. However, India did not win any gold medals, leading to a drop in its overall standings. Boxers Parveen Hooda, Ankush Panghal, and Narender secured medals by reaching the semifinals.
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IIT-B student suicide: What law says about abetment, instigation and ‘guilty mind’
The heartbreaking suicide of a second-year IIT-Bombay student has ignited debates over complex legal matters concerning abetment. Professor Suryanarayana Doolla finds himself charged with abetting the tragedy, drawing emotional protests from the victim's family. The rarity of successful prosecutions in such cases poses additional challenges, as the Supreme Court insists on clear evidence of intentional instigation.
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Asian Games: Athletics leads India’s seven-medal haul, three boxers assure medals
India showcased a stellar performance at the Asian Games 2026, clinching a total of seven medals, predominantly in athletics and squash. Parul Chaudhary shone brightly, securing a bronze in the women’s 3000m steeplechase. Silver medals were added by Ancy Sojan and Sarvesh Kushare in their respective disciplines. The boxing team also excelled, confirming three medals through successful semifinal performances.
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In 1999, Pennsylvania teacher Ronald Sakolsky donated $5,000 to farmer Yin Yuzhen to fund her tree-planting efforts in Inner Mongolia; 27 years later, his contribution helped transform China’s Maowusu Desert into a forest of 50,000 trees
Pennsylvania teacher Ronald Sakolsky reunited with Chinese farmer Yin Yuzhen 26 years after donating $5,000 to support her tree-planting efforts in Inner Mongolia. His contribution helped Yin expand her work in the Maowusu Desert, which has since become a forest of around 50,000 trees, turning their friendship into an enduring environmental story.
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US diesel ban: Why cheaper diesel could come with a gasoline price shock
A potential restriction on U.S. diesel exports could initially lower domestic diesel prices due to a spike in supply, but may ultimately cause gasoline prices to rise if refiners cut back on production. Goldman Sachs warns that sustained export limits could significantly elevate retail gasoline costs. Additionally, European diesel prices may increase as U.S. exports dwindle, leading to long-term market effects even after export restrictions are lifted.
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3 women entrepreneur winners from India to represent Asia at TiE Global Summit 2026
3 women entrepreneur winners from India to represent Asia at TiE Global Summit 2026
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BSF soldier’s house burgled in Krishnagiri, probe on
BSF soldier’s house burgled in Krishnagiri, probe on
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Modern Gunners Are More Than Guns, Guts & Glory
An ex-Director General, Artillery, writing on the occasion of Gunners’ Day, says India’s heavy guns regiment showcases its technological capacity
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Will stop calling Rahul ‘fraud’ if he apologises to PM Modi: Keralam BJP chief
Will stop calling Rahul ‘fraud’ if he apologises to PM Modi: Keralam BJP chief
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