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Taylor Swift economy not real? Experts weigh in on ‘Swiftonomics’ amid Europe Eras Tour
Hindustan Times· 3 hours agoFollowing a two-month hiatus, the “Gorgeous” global sensation resumed her world tour in May....
Are North Korean soldiers being sent to Ukraine to fight Russia’s war?
The Economic Times· 3 hours agoIt has been reported that North Korean soldiers may help the Russians in Ukraine. This follows the...
Russia pushed into an unequal relationship with China: Implications for India
Firstpost· 10 hours agoRussia and China — two giant neighbours that occupy the largest land mass of Asia –- have...
UP has become second-largest economy in country, says CM Yogi - ET BFSI
The Economic Times· 17 hours agoUttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has said that the state has improved its rank from the...
After fresh initiatives, India ties with Bangladesh are set to scale new heights
The Economic Times· 6 hours agoIn a short span of ten years, PM Narendra Modi and PM Hasina have achieved more concrete outcomes in...
Mauritania’s President Ould Ghazouani seeks reelection amid regional security crisis | World News -...
Indian Express· 10 hours agoMauritania positions itself as a strategic ally of the West in a region swept by coups and violence,...
Inter-State Athletics Championships | From uncertain future to winning gold, Gurindervir Singh comes...
The Hindu· 6 hours agoGurindervir Singh had a point to prove. The other runners in the field included the other two...
Did Danny Ainge put on a ‘masterclass’? How experts graded the Utah Jazz’s overall draft haul
Deseret News· 4 hours agoFor the Utah Jazz, there was a three-man draft haul: On opening night, the Jazz took Colorado wing...
ITC packs a punch, beats Britannia in foods business
The Economic Times· 31 minutes agoKOLKATA: ITC Ltd has overtaken Britannia Industries for the first time to become the second largest listed packaged foods company by sales in India,...
World Bank lends $1.5 billion push to power green hydrogen market
The Economic Times· 31 minutes agoNew Delhi: The World Bank Friday approved a $1.5 billion loan to help India accelerate low-carbon energy development by promoting a market for green hydrogen as well as electrolysers and renewable ...