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NEW DELHI Leading South Korean companies have announced a major investment fund worth $476.4 million to support fast-growing technology firms in India. The fund, called the Unicorn Growth Fund, was launched by Naver, Krafton, and Mirae Asset Group. The initiative will focus on
Slug : AI for well-being MUMBAI India has officially become the world leader in using artificial intelligence for health. A new report reveals that a massive 85% of Indian consumers are already using AI tools to manage their well-being, leaving countries like the US and UK
NEW DELHI India’s two-wheeler industry has just made history. According to a new report, domestic sales hit an all-time high of 22 million units in the 2026 fiscal year. This milestone marks a massive 11% jump in volume compared to the previous year, proving that the countr
Blurb: India’s PLISFPI scheme has distributed ₹2,162 crore in incentives, creating 3.39 lakh jobs and boosting food processing capacity to turn India into a global "food basket." NEW DELHI India’s food processing sector is seeing a massive surge in growth thanks to a govern
INTRO: Apple CEO Tim Cook’s retirement marks a strategic shift, with successor John Ternus prioritizing India’s $4 trillion expansion. NEW DELHI As Apple CEO Tim Cook prepares to step down this September, all eyes are on his successor, John Ternus, to lead the tech giant’s
London Governments across the world are rolling out measures to protect citizens from rising energy costs linked to the ongoing U.S - Israeli conflict with Iran, according to reports. Countries including United Kingdom, India, and South Korea are cutting taxes, boosting subsid
Moscow Russia is set to stop oil shipments from Kazakhstan to Germany through the Druzhba pipeline from May 1, according to industry sources. The move could impact supply to Germany’s major PCK refinery, which depends heavily on this route for fuel production. Officials in Rus
New Delhi Milk supply, prices, and dairy operations across India remain stable despite the ongoing West Asia crisis, the government said. Officials confirmed there are no disruptions in procurement, processing, or distribution of milk and dairy products. Fuel supply for dairy
Pune Bharti Airtel has expanded its 5G network by adding over 3,400 new sites across Maharashtra and Goa. The rollout now covers more than 22 million users across 36 districts, including remote areas like Gadchiroli and Nandurbar. The company said the expansion will improve sp
New Delhi Bank lending in India grew sharply, reaching Rs 213.6 lakh crore by March 31, marking a 16.1% rise compared to last year, according to a report. Growth was driven by strong retail loans, MSME financing, and corporate borrowing. The credit–deposit ratio stayed high at
MANILA The Philippines is showcasing its military might this week as the famous BrahMos cruise missile takes center stage during massive war games with the United States. Known as "Exercise Balikatan," this year’s drills are among the largest ever, involving over 17,000 troops
BEIJING Travel between India and China just got a lot easier. Air China has officially brought back its direct flight service between Beijing and Delhi, marking a major step in reopening the skies between the two neighbors. The new service will run three times a week, that
WASHINGTON DC A tragic shooting at the historic Teotihuacan pyramids has left a Canadian tourist dead and at least 13 others injured. The incident occurred at the world-famous archaeological site near Mexico City. According to Mexico’s security cabinet, an unidentified man ope
ISLAMABAD A major row has broken out in Pakistan’s Punjab province as local landowners face criminal charges for allegedly blocking gold extraction in the Attock region. While the government is eager to tap into the area’s mineral wealth, critics say ordinary citizens are bein
KATHMANDU Nepal’s young government is facing a fresh wave of controversy as a second cabinet minister comes under fire for alleged misconduct. Just two weeks after the Labor Minister was sacked for nepotism, Home Minister Sudan Gurung is now facing serious questions regarding
ISLAMABAD Pakistan’s federal government has once again pushed back the completion of the Peshawar Northern Bypass, a road project that has been in limbo for 17 years. Despite an offer from the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) province to provide Rs 4 billion in immediate "bridge financ
Anchor Slug: Reforms need of the hour NEW YORK India is pushing for a major shake-up at the United Nations, demanding more power for developing nations. During a high-level meeting at the UN headquarters, Indian official Sibi George called for the Global South to hav
TOKYO Japan has officially changed its laws to allow the sale of lethal weapons to other countries. This major update marks a massive shift in how the nation handles its military equipment. For decades, Japan followed strict rules that only allowed the export of non-combat
