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Crude prices to soften in 2026, touch USD 50/barrel by Jun, says Report

India, Jan. 6 -- Crude oil prices are expected to soften significantly in 2026, and they could touch USD 50/barrel by June 2026, a report said on Monday. According to the SBI Research report, the dec... Read More


COAI raises concerns over direct-to-mobile technology test

India, Jan. 6 -- Telecom industry body COAI on Monday raised concerns over a direct-to-mobile service technology test commissioned by public broadcaster Prasar Bharati without involving telecom operat... Read More


100m jobs launched to power India's next decade of job creation

India, Jan. 6 -- A group of senior industry leaders on Monday announced the launch of the Hundred Million Jobs, a national initiative aimed at creating 100 million jobs in India over the next decade, ... Read More


Dhaka's post-poll economic test

India, Jan. 6 -- Bangladesh is ready for a political change. But what the nation needs is a set of solutions to tide over the current economic crisis. Once a new regime assumes office after the genera... Read More


Venezuela's curse or India's purse?

India, Jan. 6 -- The US President Donald Trump confidently announced that the US would "run" Venezuela, and American oil giants would rebuild the South American nation's "battered" oil sector. In an u... Read More


Blase Capital IPOs vs Rupee

India, Jan. 6 -- Most experts are surprised that net inflows of foreign direct investment (FDI) have declined to near-nothing. A few see this as a strong point for the economy. According to them, the ... Read More


SC allows Adani Power's appeal, sets aside Gujarat HC order over customs duty

India, Jan. 6 -- The Supreme Court on Monday set aside the Gujarat High Court's 2019 verdict, which had declined to grant relief to Adani Power Limited over the levy of customs duty on electrical ener... Read More


Why Bangladeshis are turning to extremism

India, Jan. 6 -- An estimated 5-7 million Bangladeshis work in the Middle Eastern countries. This predominantly labour workforce makes them the third-biggest expatriate community, after the Indians an... Read More


Teachers: The unsung sculptors shaping our society

India, Jan. 6 -- As the New Year tiptoes in with its ritualistic optimism, glittering resolutions and recycled affirmations about growth and transformation, it is an opportune moment to acknowledge a ... Read More


Indore: Water woes and a broken promise

India, Jan. 6 -- It is as shocking as it is tragic that contaminated water supplied by the Indore Municipal Corporation has claimed sixteen innocent lives, while more than 1,400 people continue to bat... Read More