Mint Hyderabad - 2024-03-28

• Do we need to fact-check the fact-checker?
• Economy keeps shine, but also has smudges
• Tweak in rule brings relief to banks, AIFs
• India to share food price prediction tech
• No tweaks to online gaming GST till Supreme Court rules
• Atomic clocks to ensure India sticks to one nation, one time
• Centre to borrow ₹7.5 trillion in April-Sept FY25
• Coal-fired power capacity in FY24 gains momentum
• Cellphone maker Lava plans ₹500 crore IPO
• The ice cream business is becoming less seasonal, more lucrative
• Irdai seeks IIHL backer details
• Streamers opt for weekly episodes to retain subscriber­s
• RBI tweaks investment rule for lenders with AIF exposures
• CarDekho in talks to raise $100-150 mn
• Apple turns to longtime Steve Jobs disciple to defend its ‘walled garden’
• How a graveyard shift on Baltimore bridge turned deadly
• Up to 8 million jobs are at risk from AI in UK, analysis warns
• India summons US diplomat over comments on Kejriwal
• WHY JIMNY, MARUTI’S BIG SUV HOPE, BOMBED
• Why liquid schemes of P2P lenders are set to hibernate
• Piketty’s wealth tax: An idea that just can’t work
• Transparen­cy in poll funding could lead to a clean-up
• A shrunken world of schools will impact India’s future leadership
• Don’t let poverty of thought stop India from tracking deprivatio­n
• AI-augmented web search is at our fingertips already
• The varied, immersive joys of travel by train

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