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Hindustan Times ST (Mumbai), 02 settembre 2026

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ArticlePM renews appeal to avoid gold buy­ing, for­eign travel

NEW DELHI: Prime Min­is­ter Nar­en­dra Modi on Tues­day renewed his appeal to cit­izens to avoid buy­ing gold unless neces­sary and to choose domestic des­tin­a­tions over for­eign hol­i­days, link­ing greater spend­ing within the coun­try to the goal...

PM renews appeal to avoid gold buy­ing, for­eign travel

ArticleUS renews strikes, Iran stays defi­ant as con­flict flares again

WASHINGTON/DUBAI: The US launched new air strikes on Ira­nian tar­gets on Tues­day, quash­ing hopes that an exchange of fire last week­end might not lead to a wider renewal of hos­til­it­ies. Tehran remained defi­ant, warn­ing that it would pre­vent...

US renews strikes, Iran stays defi­ant as con­flict flares again

ArticleFAMILY OF PHALTAN DOC REFUSES TO ACCEPT BODY

MUMBAI: A day after a 27-yearold doc­tor from a hos­pital in Phaltan died fol­low­ing a sui­cide attempt last week, his fam­ily refused to claim his body. They have deman­ded action against the deceased’s med­ical super­i­ors and a com­pens­a­tion of...

FAMILY OF PHALTAN DOC REFUSES TO ACCEPT BODY

ArticleLOOSE EDIBLE OIL TRADERS GET RESPITE FOR 1 YEAR

MUMBAI: Chief min­is­ter Devendra Fad­navis on Tues­day said action against the sale of loose edible oil would be kept in abey­ance for a year, paus­ing the decision of the Food and Drug Admin­is­tra­tion (FDA). Last month, FDA Com­mis­sioner Tukaram...

LOOSE EDIBLE OIL TRADERS GET RESPITE FOR 1 YEAR

ArticleGST COLLECTIONS SURGE 14.8% TO NEARLY ₹2L CRORE

NEW DELHI: India’s gross Goods and Ser­vices Tax (GST) col­lec­tions rose 14.8% year-on-year to nearly ₹2 lakh crore in August, driven by strong growth in import-linked tax rev­enue, gov­ern­ment data released on Tues­day showed. Gross GST...

GST COLLECTIONS SURGE 14.8% TO NEARLY ₹2L CRORE