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NEET paper leak: Lessons from India's biggest exam scandal
In light of the recent NEET-UG paper leak, India's examination infrastructure is under fire, revealing significant systemic weaknesses. The fallout from the CBSE's grading mishaps and Bihar's logistical challenges sheds light on ongoing issues that disrupt the process for countless hopeful candidates. As these scandals emerge, questions regarding equity, responsibility, and confidence in the examination framework become increasingly critical.
Oil falls further on Mideast deal, but Fed outlook knocks equities
Oil prices tumbled further Thursday after US President Donald Trump and his Iranian counterpart signed off on a deal to end their war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz to tanker and cargo traffic. European and Asian stock markets were mixed, with some major indexes retreating after steep falls on Wall Street after the Federal Reserve raised its inflation forecast and projected higher US interest rates this year, boosting the dollar. “Politics and economics are front and centre for markets,” said R...
Bank of England keeps interest rates at 3.75% as Iran conflict weighs on economy
Higher energy costs due to the closure of strait of Hormuz are expected to boost inflation and slow UK growthBusiness live – latest updatesBank of England policymakers have left interest rates on hold at 3.75%, as they continue to weigh the impact of the Iran conflict on the economy.The decision had been widely expected, even before Wednesday’s inflation figure undershot forecasts to remain at 2.8% in May. Continue reading...
NSE mega IPO: All you need to know about the Rs 30,000 crore offering
The National Stock Exchange of India has filed its draft red herring prospectus for a massive IPO, aiming to raise approximately Rs 30,000 crore. This offering is set to become India's largest corporate market debut, surpassing the Rs 27,859 crore IPO of Hyundai Motor India.
India-UK trade deal effective July 15: From cheaper cars to scotch, 7 key changes
India and the UK's Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) takes effect July 15, promising expanded market access and reduced tariffs. The pact will boost Indian exports, offer tariff advantages, and liberalize trade in goods and services, including automotive and spirits. Professionals will benefit from social security exemptions, fostering deeper bilateral ties.
Why India's New Data Law Is A Costly Wake-Up Call
DPDP Act: A startup spending Rs 1-2 crore annually could see operational costs rise by an additional Rs 20-40 lakh, as per experts.
From rent to repairs: Why written rent agreement is essential for tenants
Securing your rental living with a written agreement is crucial, especially when verbal understandings have weaker legal backing. This document, executed on stamp paper, outlines rent, deposits, tenancy duration, and repair responsibilities. Essential documents like ownership proof and tenant police verification are required. Registration is mandatory for agreements over 11 months, ensuring legal clarity and protection for both parties.
JPMorgan Chase & Goldman Sachs send 'Anthropic ban' message to employees outside US
JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs have restricted their Hong Kong staff from using Anthropic's AI models, citing usage terms and potential national security concerns. This follows a US government order to Anthropic to halt exports of certain AI models globally. European nations are alarmed by these restrictions, pushing for independent AI development.
Hormuz Reopening To Release Wave Of Oil Supply, Depress Prices
Middle Eastern crude oil markets could come under further pressure if the Strait of Hormuz reopens on Friday following
Hegseth lashes out at NATO allies and announces a review of U.S. forces in Europe
EuropeHegseth lashes out at NATO allies and announces a review of U.S. forces in EuropeThe defense secretary lambasted European allies for failing to provide U.S. forces access to bases in Europe to launch attacks on Iran, calling it “shameful.”Listen to this article with a free account00:0000:00Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth at the NATO headquarters in Brussels on Thursday.John Thys / AFP via Getty ImagesShareAdd NBC News to GoogleJune 18, 2026, 5:20 AM EDTBy Mosheh Gains and The Associated Pre...
India eyes $2.5 billion loans from World Bank, ADB as subsidy costs rise
India is in discussions with the World Bank and Asian Development Bank for approximately $2.5 billion in loans to support urban infrastructure and job creation. This move aims to bolster capital for government spending, which has been impacted by rising oil prices and increased subsidy expenditures due to the Middle East conflict.
America’s chip advantage is essential to protecting the American Dream
The Senate Banking Committee convened a hearing June 11 around a question that cuts to the core of American competitiveness and the American Dream: Can the United States ensure that rapid advances in artificial intelligence support "innovation, affordability, and American dominance?"Those three goals are inseparable, and they all hinge on a single variable: ensuring that the world’s most advanced chips stay in American hands and out of China’s. President Ronald Reagan understood this logic durin...
Deputy launches proposal to reduce fuel duty
Deputy launches proposal to reduce fuel dutyJust nowShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleArchie FarmerChannel IslandsBBCDeputy Lucy Stephenson wants to reduce fuel duty by 10p a litreA re-elected member of the States has proposed reducing fuel duty for three months to help islanders with the cost of living.Deputy Lucy Stephenson has called for a reduction in petrol and diesel duty of 10p a litre from 1 October to 31 December, which she said would save the average family £5 each time they filled up...
'I won't be able to afford to eat before long'
About a third of households using food banks in the South Cotswolds are doing so for the first time.
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From Fashion to Fortune: How Bernard Arnault Built a $211 Billion Luxury Empire
Bernard Arnault, the driving force behind LVMH, has skyrocketed to the top of the wealth rankings, currently boasting a net worth of $211 billion. Discover how this French mogul transformed the luxury market and what made him the richest man alive.
Entertaining like no other - best Saints team ever?
Entertaining like no other - best Saints team ever?Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Northampton finished five points clear at the top of the Prem tableByGraham McKechnieBBC Radio Northampton sports editorPublished27 minutes agoNorthampton Saints return to Twickenham on Saturday, looking to be crowned Prem champions for the second time in three seasons. They go there after finishing top of the table, scoring more tries in a season than any other club. They have entertained like no other c...
Just 104 shoplifters behind thousands of offences
Just 104 shoplifters behind thousands of offences6 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleGetty ImagesRepeat offenders were responsible for more than 5,300 crimes in the Met Police force area over the past two yearsFast-track trials for shoplifters have been called for by the Metropolitan Police as the force revealed 104 repeat offenders were responsible for more than 5,300 crimes over the past two years.Each of the 104 broke the law at least 31 times before they were jailed, and the shop...
What Accenture informed employees worldwide in its memo
Accenture has altered its salary hike structure for the June cycle, impacting over 780,000 employees globally. Half of approved raises will be a one-time June payout, with the other half added to base pay. This aims to provide immediate cash while managing payroll costs. Promotion increases remain solely in base pay.
Sold cigarettes above printed price: Manufacturer, retailer fined Rs 10 lakh
A consumer commission in Aligarh has fined a cigarette manufacturer and a retailer Rs 10 lakh for overcharging a customer Rs 20 above the printed price. The commission ruled the seller acted as the manufacturer's agent, making both liable for unfair trade practices. The duo must also compensate the complainant.