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Why Japanese monks are turning to stocks, US treasuries and real estateJapanese Buddhist temples are turning to financial markets as a solution to their increasing maintenance expenses. With fewer members and r...- Delhi government doubles monthly incentive for ASHA workers to Rs 6,000The Delhi government has made a significant decision by approving an increase in monthly incentives for ASHA workers, raising their payment...
- Mookuthi Amman 2 OTT release: Where to watch Nayanthara's upcoming Tamil fantasy comedy movie online after its theatrical runNayanthara reprises her divine role in Mookuthi Amman 2, set for release. The fantasy comedy sequel will arrive in theaters on November 6, ...
- India’s air travel boom leads Asia, prompting Airbus to raise growth forecast to 9.3%India's domestic air travel growth is projected to be the fastest in Asia-Pacific. Airbus forecasts India will need 3,480 new passenger air...
- Airlines urge more competition on used jet engine partsGlobal airlines are pushing jet-engine makers to make it easier for independent suppliers to sell reconditioned parts, arguing greater comp...
- R Madhavan’s son to compete at Asian Games: When Dhurandhar actor decided to move to Dubai Vedaant could continue swimming after pools were shut during COVID-19Vedaant Madhavan, son of R Madhavan, is a competitive freestyle swimmer. He will soon compete at the Asian Games in Japan. The family reloc...
- Global Market: Japan inflation risks put BOJ rate path in focusJapan’s inflation outlook is becoming increasingly sensitive to import costs, yen movements and supply shocks, raising concerns at the Bank...
- Maersk plans to expand fleet as CEO sees new era for shippingIn light of shifting shipping economics, Maersk is set to expand its container fleet, embracing market volatility as a path to increased pr...
- How Warren Buffett's 'big error' may finally be paying off after a decadeWarren Buffett’s $37 billion acquisition of Precision Castparts, once acknowledged as an expensive mistake, may finally be paying off. Supp...
- BRICS backs India's proposal for Working Group on Sports TechnologyBRICS nations will form a sports technology working group for enhanced cooperation. A sports goods manufacturing conclave is planned for No...
- China-Southern Airlines announces resumption of Guangzhou-New Delhi flights ahead of President Xi's Delhi visitThis marks the relaunch of China Southern's India service after a six-year suspension. Following the restart, the airline will run over 100...
- US inflation picked up as gas prices marched higher due to conflict in the Middle EastUS inflation held at 3.4% in August from a year earlier, while monthly consumer prices accelerated 0.4% as renewed Middle East fighting pus...
- Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis moved into their LA farmhouse months before COVID; after 5 years of construction, its solar system now powers the entire propertyAshton Kutcher and Mila Kunis dedicated five years to meticulously designing their six-acre farmhouse in Los Angeles. Working alongside arc...
- US unemployment claims dip to 206,000 as layoffs continue to remain rareUnemployment claims have experienced a modest decline last week, remaining historically low. Companies are reluctant to make layoffs, recal...
- Truck driver in Canada, who worked there for 8 years, asked to return to India along with wife and kids after rejection of refugee claimIndian family in Canada asked to return to India: An Indian truck driver and his family have returned to India after spending eight years i...
- Customer books Bali tour but it gets cancelled due to Covid; after pandemic, travel agency keeps rescheduling it, court awards him Rs 1.12 lakh payoutA Kerala consumer commission ordered a travel agency to refund Rs 82,500. The agency failed to conduct a Bali tour or return the money for ...
- Meet Brigitte Xie, the 4-year-old American piano prodigy who learned Beethoven during lockdown and earned a Carnegie Hall debut, and became the youngest music winnerBrigitte Xie, a four-year-old, became the youngest winner of the Elite International Music Competition. She began piano lessons during lock...
- Global Market: China inflation rises in August, but weak demand remains a concernChina’s consumer inflation accelerated to 0.8% in August, while producer prices rose 3.8%, both slightly above July levels. Despite the imp...
- Shipping nations warn global trade is fracturing — and everyone paysThe Strait of Hormuz, which Iran effectively shuttered after the US and Israel launched strikes against it in February, is a stark example ...
- India's bullet train to begin testing by May-June next year, commercial operations by end 2027: Ashwini VaishnawIndia's bullet train testing is scheduled for May or June next year. The train will be inaugurated by the Prime Minister after testing. Thi...
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