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The Times of India FPIs sell Rs 27,000 crore stocks in 3 days amid shift to China
Foreign investors sold Rs 27,142 crore worth of Indian shares in the first three days of October, influenced by geopolitical tensions, rising oil prices, and the strong performance of Chinese stock markets. This follows a high FPI investment in September. Analysts suggest that long-term domestic investors might find opportunities in undervalued banking stocks.
The Times of India 'Need attractive regime for China+1 to succeed'
ADB chief economist Albert Park highlights India's growth strategy, focusing on infrastructure investment, regulatory ease, and business-friendly policies. Projected to grow at 7%, India benefits from demographic dividend and a positive investment climate. He stresses the need for labor-intensive sectors to tackle employment and advises minimizing economic restrictions despite geopolitical tensions.
The Times of India IT companies appraisal, hike cycles shift from June to September quarter
Salary increases in IT companies have shifted from the traditional April-June period to later in the year, influenced by fluctuating demand. This shift has led to unpredictable hikes and varied timing, with factors like high attrition and sluggish demand influencing decisions.
The Times of India Russian Rama to Lankan Sita: All the world's a stage for Ramlila
From Moscow's theaters to Caribbean festivals, the Ramayana adapts to diverse cultural contexts worldwide. Featuring Russian, Caribbean, and Southeast Asian renditions, the epic tale helps maintain cultural identity and fosters unity across different communities. Significant differences include varying performance styles, incorporation of local traditions, and unique character interpretations, reflecting the Ramayana's universal appeal.
The Times of India Catalysing AI innovation with safeguards, says Ashwini Vaishnaw
Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw assures that AI regulations will not deter technological innovation. Speaking at ETSA 2024, he stresses the importance of democratizing technology, balancing innovation with safeguards, and fostering solutions in sectors like healthcare, agriculture, and the creator economy.
The Times of India 'Ice cream isn't just dessert... it's a snack'
Ice creams are now year-round indulgences in India due to better storage and indoor shopping environments, explains Mohit Khattar of Graviss Foods. Varieties like ice cream sandwiches have become popular snacks, while quick service expectations drive sales. Indoor comfort regardless of outdoor temperatures supports the shift in consumer behavior, turning ice creams into everyday treats.
The Times of India Farmers get third of veggies' retail price: RBI study
Indian farmers receive only about one-third of the final selling price of fruits and vegetables, with intermediaries taking the majority share, in contrast to sectors like dairy where farmers get 70%. Research by RBI suggests policymakers improve productivity, expand storage, and leverage digital platforms to stabilize prices and increase farmers' earnings.
The Times of India Govt steps in to address finance concerns of exporters
The commerce department is planning a long-term solution for exporters' credit issues by considering a credit guarantee fund. This fund will help businesses access finance without needing collaterals. Exporters are currently struggling with declining export credit and high costs. Consulting firm EY is involved in assessing various options for improvement.
The Times of India What is a Classical Language and how is it chosen?
The Union Cabinet expands India's Classical Languages list to 11, adding Marathi, Pali, Prakrit, Assamese, and Bengali. This move is seen as both a recognition of cultural heritage and a political strategy ahead of state elections, reflecting the ongoing interplay between language and identity politics.
The Times of India Man accused of stripping, killing woman lynched
In East Midnapore's Patashpur, a man named Sukhchand Maity was lynched by a mob after being accused of forcing poison on a woman, who later died. The victim's family suspects it was related to her knowledge of Maity's illicit relationship. Both incidents are under separate investigations.
The Times of India Doctors, students barred from RG Kar for threats, extortion
A special council at RG Kar Medical College in Kolkata has sanctioned 59 junior doctors and students for severe misconduct, including physical and mental torture and sexual harassment. With ten expelled and others suspended, names have been forwarded for reevaluation to the West Bengal Medical Council.
The Times of India Four spectators dead in Chennai after IAF air show, many hospitalised
Four people died and over 90 were hospitalized due to fainting and dehydration at a record-breaking IAF airshow in Chennai’s Marina Beach. The event saw around 15 lakh spectators, leading to a chaotic and congested exit. Ambulances were delayed, worsening the situation, and mobile signal jammers obstructed rescue efforts.
The Times of India We don't have a magic wand to deliver instant justice: HC
Calcutta HC, while addressing the case of a nine-year-old's murder and alleged rape in Bengal's Joynagar, emphasized that justice requires a step-by-step process. The court ordered a magistrate-supervised postmortem at a central hospital and included Pocso Act sections in the charges.
The Times of India Dhankhar warns against judiciary or legislature exercising executive authority
Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar emphasized that the judiciary and legislature should not engage in executive governance, as it deviates from democratic and constitutional norms. Speaking at an event honoring Karan Singh, Dhankhar highlighted the necessity of maintaining distinct roles for the executive, legislature, and judiciary to preserve democratic integrity.
The Times of India BJD neta's firm fined Rs 24 crore for 'excess mining'
A firm linked to a BJD functionary has been fined Rs 24.2 crore for excess mining at the Kasia hills stone quarry in Odisha's Nayagarh district and must pay by Oct 20. The firm contests these allegations, claiming lack of detailed information from authorities.
