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AIMIM corporator held for sheltering TCS ‘sexual harassment’ case accused

Mateen Patel was taken into custody, months after police tracked down accused Nida Khan to a house arranged by him in the Marathwada city

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NDTV

Opinion: Opinion | 10 Years Of Losses, One Historic IPO: How China Built A $488 Billion Chip Miracle

Why India should learn from the story of CXMT, the cornerstone of China's chip success and now the most valuable company listed on the mainland.

NDTV

'Attack On One, Attack On All': Pak, Saudi, Turkey Sign Key Defence Pact

The deal brings together oil-rich Saudi Arabia and nuclear-powered Pakistan as well as Turkey, which has NATO's second-largest army and a rapidly growing defence industry.

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The Hindu

Netanna Sevalo launched; law to protect BC interests soon, says Chandrababu Naidu

At the National Handloom Day celebrations at Chirala, the Chief Minister launched the Netanna Sevalo scheme, announced a ₹97 crore tourism corridor along the Bapatla coast, and accused the Opposition of obstructing development

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NDTV

"US Regulates Flow Of Foreign Funds Too": India On US Lawmaker's Criticism

The Centre on Friday responded to a remark made by a US lawmaker on the proposed Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment (FCRA) Bill, 2026.

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India

States, politics and policy — dispatches from every corner of the country.

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The Hindu

AIMIM corporator held for sheltering TCS ‘sexual harassment’ case accused

Mateen Patel was taken into custody, months after police tracked down accused Nida Khan to a house arranged by him in the Marathwada city

The Hindu

Netanna Sevalo launched; law to protect BC interests soon, says Chandrababu Naidu

The Hindu

Pakistan should stop interfering in J&K's internal matters, address human rights violations in PoK: Omar

The CM said Jammu and Kashmir's internal issues would be addressed within the country's democratic and constitutional framework

The Hindu

Tamil Nadu introduces Bill to levy environmental and social welfare cess on liquor sales

The cess would fund a range of environmental and social welfare initiative including recycling, safe disposal and reuse of liquor bottles and containers, as well as rehabilitation and de-addiction programmes for individuals affected by alcohol addiction

The Hindu

₹5,000 crore credited to 6.22 lakh Maharashtra farmers so far under loan waiver scheme: Fadnavis

The funds are being transferred under the Punyashlok Ahilyadevi Holkar Farm Loan Waiver Scheme, launched earlier this year

The Hindu

Print Dr. Ambedkar’s portrait on currency notes: Telangana Minister

Adluri Lakshman Kumar seeks official representation by Telangana Government to the Centre

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World

Global news through an Indian lens — diplomacy, conflict and the neighbourhood.

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Times of India

Florida’s nuclear plant became an unlikely home for American crocodiles

Times of India

Scientists discover Titan's methane rainstorms are more intense than expected

On the distant moon Titan, intense methane rainstorms transform the icy terrain, creating striking alluvial fans that showcase the areas most affected by these rare deluges. Scientists leverage data from the Cassini mission to create models of these phenomena,

Times of India

Martha Hunt’s Tribeca condo listed at $3.75M, nine years after $3.45M buy

Times of India

Minnesota retiree saved his new rod and landed a 2.21-pound state-record bluegill on day one

On his inaugural fishing adventure, Dale Hoffman snagged a massive bluegill weighing in at 2.21 pounds, breaking Minnesota's state record. This impressive catch happened on Big Stone Lake, renowned for its oversized bluegills, thanks to ongoing habitat enhance

Times of India

Phil Pister saved the last Owens pupfish from extinction in 1969

Phil Pister devoted his career to the conservation of vulnerable desert fish, making a significant impact in 1969 when he rescued the final Owens pupfish from a drying pond. This pivotal moment sparked vital conservation initiatives aimed at safeguarding other

Times of India

NDTV

'Attack On One, Attack On All': Pak, Saudi, Turkey Sign Key Defence Pact

The deal brings together oil-rich Saudi Arabia and nuclear-powered Pakistan as well as Turkey, which has NATO's second-largest army and a rapidly growing defence industry.

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Business

Markets, Dalal Street, companies and the money moving India's economy.

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The Hindu

India court grants Dabur interim relief against food regulator's order over '100%' claims

On ‌August 3, the FSSAI ‌said products sold on Dabur’s website claimed ⁠some of its products were “100% Natural”, “100% Pure” ‌and “100% Organic”, which were ambiguous, unverifiable and likely to mislead consumers

The Hindu

Ola Electric Q1 Results: Net Loss Narrows But Revenue Plunges 45%

Ebitda loss narrowed to Rs 165 crore from Rs 237 crore a year earlier.

NDTV Profit

Titan Q1 Results: Profit Soars 63% To Beat Estimates; Revenue Tops Rs 21,300 Crore

Titan's Q1 profit and EBITDA beat estimates, while revenue rose 29% year-on-year, led by strong growth in its jewellery business.

NDTV Profit

SK Hynix ADRs In Focus After $38-Billion Plan To Expand Chip Memory Capacity

SK Hynix plans to expand production of advanced memory chips with a $38.1 billion investment. The Yongin Y2 fab will focus on DRAM and HBM, while Cheongju's M17 facility will manufacture NAND memory for growing AI infrastructure demand.

NDTV Profit

Hero MotoCorp eyes electric motorcycle debut in 2027

This marks a first for legacy two-wheeler makers, who have so far stayed away from entering the electric motorcycle segment, even as they work to develop the technology.

Mint

Delhi High Court Stays FSSAI Order Against Dabur India Until Next Hearing

The court issued notices to the Union government, the FSSAI and other respondents, seeking their response before the next hearing.

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Technology

Startups, silicon and the digital systems rewiring Indian life.

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The Hindu

Why is it called the shift key?

Technology keeps shifting. In this case, shift kept shifting quite literally. Confused? Here’s how your favourite shift key got it’s name

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YourStory

How WalkAbout helps active agers find purpose in life after 55

Mumbai-based WalkAbout is a community-driven engagement platform for older adults, offering classes in finance, business building, health and wellness, and personal enrichment.

YourStory

EV retail sales break record at 3.27 lakh units in July: FADA

The growth in EV sales in July was led by the two-wheeler segment at 2,04,362 units as against 1,08,516 units in the same month last year, up 88.32%.

YourStory

India's handloom doesn't need sympathy. It needs better positioning

Young weavers are not walking away from the craft. They are walking away from an income that cannot be relied on.

YourStory

Startup news and updates: Daily roundup (August 7, 2026)

YourStory presents the daily news roundup from the Indian startup ecosystem and beyond. Here's the roundup for Friday, August 7, 2026.

YourStory

Gadgets 360

Mijia Launches in India as a New Lifestyle and Home Sub-Brand From Xiaomi: Five Things to Know

Xiaomi has introduced Mijia, its new sub-brand, in India, commemorating 12 years of its presence in the country. The new sub-brand joins Redmi and Poco, while Xiaomi retains its flagship positioning. Xiaomi plans to sell smart home and heavy appliances under t

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Science

ISRO, research, climate and the long view of the natural world.

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Times of India

Study finds climate and extreme weather are pushing butterflies to change habitats worldwide

A global study of 1,758 butterfly species across 105 countries has found that butterflies are rapidly changing where they live as climate change reshapes habitats. While many species are expanding into new areas, others are losing parts of their traditional ra

Times of India

Lake cores show 2012 Rwenzori wildfire was first in 12,000 years, with 100-fold charcoal rise

In 2012, a wildfire swept across Africa's Rwenzori Mountains, marking the first such event in over 12,000 years. Analysis of lake sediments uncovered a significant charcoal marker linked to this fire, indicating that human actions and climate change are alteri

Times of India

Scientists studied South Australia cave bones; light left algae marks, darkness preserved bones

In the captivating underwater caves of South Australia, animal bones exhibit unique characteristics brought about by their aquatic environment. The contrast of light and shadow results in algae development while simultaneously preserving bones in an extraordin

Times of India

In 2016, Rutgers scientists identified the globe skimmer as the world's longest-flying insect

Globe skimmer dragonflies have been identified as the longest-distance flying insects, showcasing a remarkable ability to traverse thousands of kilometers. Genetic studies indicate that they form a single global population across continents. Their bodies are w

Times of India

Humans and mice may use the same hidden brain system to recognise smells

Times of India

6,000-km-long ant super colony stretching from Portugal to Italy

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Health

Medicine, public health and wellbeing across India.

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Hindustan Times

Idli, oats, upma, chilla: Delicious blood sugar-friendly breakfast options Dr Sunil Bohra of Apollo Hospitals recommends

Skip breakfast and your blood sugar pays – Dr Sunil Bohra from Apollo Hospitals shares easy breakfast options that help maintain stable blood sugar all day.

Hindustan Times

If your sleep is off, everything is off: Heart surgeon Dr Jeremy London shares steps to naturally improve sleep quality

Dr Jeremy London highlights that heart disease results from various factors, particularly sleep quality, sharing personal strategies for improving sleep.

Hindustan Times

Is drinking more water always better? Nephrologist Dr Suman Sethi explains the truth about hydration and kidney health

There is a difference between staying well-hydrated and drinking excess water. Dr Suman Sethi explains where to draw the line and why it is important.

Hindustan Times

Checking your phone immediately after waking? Psychologist suggests how to break this habit with 6 healthy alternatives

If you are starting your morning by scrolling, try these healthier alternatives to break the phone-first habit and begin your day calmly.

Hindustan Times

Do you get sick while travelling? Physician Dr Kunal Sood shares 5 supplements that can help

Getting sick while on the road is a pretty common phenomenon. While it cannot always be avoided, certain supplements help keep it in check, says Dr Kunal Sood.

Hindustan Times

The Hindu

Millet fortified with iron, zinc does not harm toddlers’ gut health, study finds

Researchers in India and the U.S. tested bio-fortified pearl millet for nine months in Mumbai’s urban slums

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Sports

Cricket, the leagues and the stories behind every scoreline.

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ESPNcricinfo

Ireland opt to bowl, hand out three debuts

Jai Moondra, who impressed against India in T20Is, was among the three debutants

ESPNcricinfo

Sammy and West Indies find the success they were looking for

West Indies understand they are still a work in progress as a Test team but their first-innings batting performances have gone up in recent times

ESPNcricinfo

'Get Harshit Rana and Rinku Singh': Ashwin names MI's ideal Hardik Pandya trade

Speculation surrounds Hardik Pandya's future with the Mumbai Indians franchise. Ravichandran Ashwin discussed potential IPL trade scenarios involving other teams. He suggested Kolkata Knight Riders could be a strong contender for Pandya. Ashwin believes Mumbai

Times of India

Rahane signs with Amsterdam Flames in ETPL

The former India batter had recently retired from international cricket and the IPL

ESPNcricinfo

Head beats Carey by one vote to claim back-to-back Allan Border Medals

Mitchell Starc was named Test Player of the Year after his huge role in the Ashes

ESPNcricinfo

India vs Sri Lanka XI Warm-Up Match Day 1 LIVE Updates: Kuldeep Yadav Strikes Again, Sri Lanka XI Go Six Down

India vs Sri Lanka XI Warm-up Match Day 1 LIVE Updates: Kuldeep Yadav claimed his second wicket of the day, reducing Sri Lanka Cricket XI to six down on Day 1 of their warm-up match in Colombo.

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Culture

Bollywood, regional cinema, music, books and the culture conversation.

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Times of India

Bhool Bhulaiyaa 4 Delay: Anees says script hunt stalls sequel

Director Anees Bazmee revealed that Bhool Bhulaiyaa 4 is on hold not due to casting issues but because they're still searching for a script strong enough to match the franchise's success. He praised Kartik Aaryan as a "director's actor" and shared he's current

Times of India

Vijay gets relief as estranged wife Sangeetha withdraws divorce petition

Sangeetha Sornalingam has decided to withdraw her divorce petition against Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay, leading the Chengalpattu Family Court to officially close the case. This decision marks the end of a prolonged period of media attention and le

Times of India

Hindustan Times

Gauahar Khan shares photo with Zaid Darbar and ex Kushal Tandon after The Alliance finale; fans say, ‘friendship wins’

Gauahar Khan shared photos from The Alliance party, including a group picture featuring Mini Mathur, husband Zaid Darbar, and her ex-boyfriend Kushal Tandon.

Hindustan Times