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Toll Nears 1,000 On Second Day Of Israel-Hamas War

ISRAELI SOLDIERS BATTLED Hamas fighters in the streets of southern Israel on Sunday and launched retaliation strikes that leveled buildings in Gaza, while a brief exchange of strikes with Lebanon's Hezbollah militant group in northern Israel raised fears of a broader conflict.

Dhankhar, Gehlot war of words.turns verse as old bond sours

\"KHATA KYA ki humne, pata he nahi\" (What was our crime, we don't know).

Zero Trust works for key assets

It won’t be a quick switch, but is the best way forward

Pay one extra EMI to lessen the pain

Small prepayments done consistently can reduce the overall interest outgo

Debt MFs not worried about OMO twist

Much will depend on the quantum of the OMO sale as well as how the US bond yields pan out

Telcos may see steady growth in Q2 on the back of increased data usage

TELECOM OPERATORS - BHARTI Airtel, Reliance Jio and Vodafone Idea - are expected to see a steady sequential revenue growth in the July-September quarter backed by continuous increase in data consumption and improved subscriber mix, analysts said.

NCLT asks Swan Energy to pay ₹250 cr upfront

THE NATIONAL COMPANY Law Tribunal's Ahmedabad bench has directed Swan Energy, the successful resolution applicant for Reliance Naval and Engineering (RNEL), to make an upfront payment of about 250 crore.

Hyundai India may nudge out Korea

GM plant near Pune could produce another million units per year

FPOS off to a quick start on ONDC stage

A LARGE NUMBER of farmers' collectives are now able to sell agricultural products including rice, honey and millets on the government's pan India e-commerce platform Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC).

Oil prices may rise further in near term

THE PRICES OF crude oil could again see an increase on Monday as a result of the Israel-Hamas conflict that broke out on Saturday. However, the uptick will not be sustained, analysts say, as Israel is neither a major oil producing country nor a major consumer.

UK negotiators in Delhi for talks on FTA today

TRADE NEGOTIATORS FROM the UKare in India and on Monday both sides will sit together to sew up any remaining loose ends in the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) the two countries aim to sign, a senior official said.

Loans from Centre keep states' capex strong

17 states saw 45% growth in capex in April-Aug period

Unsold housing stock stays high

RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY SALES are expected to touch a decadal high this year, but unsold inventory in the September quarter continue to remain almost at last year's levels. This is mainly because housing launches are also happening in a big way, say analysts.

Crackdown on illegal public internet usage

Telcos asked to ensure traceable Wi-Fi user IDs

RCap arm gets ₹923-cr tax notices

IN MULTIPLE SHOW-CAUSE notices, the Directorate General of GST Intelligence (DGGI) has sought 922.58 crore in tax demands from Reliance General Insurance Company (RGIC), a subsidiary of Reliance Capital (RCap).

Israel conflict: No major trade impact for now

EVENAS INTENSE fighting is underway between Israeli soldiers and Hamas fighters in the streets of southern Israel, its impact on India's foreign trade may not be material, experts said.

India Inc's profit to grow at a fast clip

CORPORATE EARNINGS FOR the September quarter are expected to grow at a fast clip, driven by good performances by oil marketing companies (OMCS), automobile manufacturers, banks, capital goods and cement makers, and metals producers.

Israel declares 'war' after massive rocket attack by Hamas militants

Israeli forces fighting Palestinian militants near Gaza border

Al tool predicts earthquakes with 70% accuracy

AN AI-DRIVEN TOOL was 70% accurate in predicting earthquakes a week before they happened during a seven-month trial in China, scientists report

India scripts history

India comfortably surpassed its previous best of 70 medals, achieved in Jakarta five years ago, as the shuttlers, archers, cricketers, wrestlers, kabaddi and chess players all added to the tally on Saturday

When the Paris 2024 Olympics threaten a French institution

YOU CAN'T FAULT the ambition of the organisers of Paris's 2024 Olympics

Holiday season boosts China's economy

TOURISM IN CHINA bounced back to pre-pandemic levels during a recent eight-day national holiday, giving a temporary boost to the nation's flagging economy

Smiths Detection to set up supply chains in India

AIRPORT SECURITY SCREENING systems major - Smiths Detection wants to set up a supply chain network in India before embarking on manufacturing operations in the country

Institutional investment in realty reaches $4.6 bn

INSTITUTIONAL INVESTMENTS IN Indian real estate touched $4.6 billion during January-September 2023, a 27% year-on-year increase, highlighting the resilience attractiveness and of the market despite prevailing global challenges

De Beers sees 20-25% sales growth this festive season

In India, De Beers Forevermark has 15 exclusive stores through its retail partners. In this festive season, it will focus on Avaanti collection for boosting sales

German Water Festival makes its India debut

VIVA CON AGUA India and Welthungerhilfe India organised the Water for All, All for Water festival on October 6 and 7 at Max Mueller Bhavan in New Delhi

62 missing people found alive, death toll rises to 30 in Sikkim

Out of 23 missing soldiers, bodies of nine recovered

Lifestyle is the new electronics this sale season

Now, experience in real before buying online

Big GST relief for millets, molasses

TAX NOTICES ON E-GAMING FIRMS 'NOT RETROSPECTIVE'

Team India puts up best-ever show at Asiad, set for maiden century

A GAMES REPLETE with historic firsts, a strong return to podium in sports it had earlier missed, and memorable comebacks will end with another landmark moment for the first time, India will breach the 100-medal mark at the Asiad