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Everyone moves from one place to another. Have you ever wondered how and why Indians travel? Now, there’s an answer to that question. The first-ever National Household Travel Survey, with a sample size of nearly 500,000 units, was commissioned...
ON NOVEMBER 2, THE RUPEE CLOSED AT 94.86 TO THE DOLLAR, within the band it has occupied for five months. Crude prices had eased on hopes that a draft proposal from Qatar could pause the US-Iran war. Foreign investors o ered a rare reprieve, buying...
ON NOVEMBER 2, THE RUPEE CLOSED AT 94.86 TO THE DOLLAR, within the band it has occupied for five months. Crude prices had eased on hopes that a draft proposal from Qatar could pause the US-Iran war. Foreign investors o ered a rare reprieve, buying...
Spending reserves RBI sold a record $53 bn in 2025 26 and continued selling after the US Iran war began, oloading $24.8 bn in March-May Raising deposits: Special deposit schemes for NRIs brought in $133 bn. But these deposits must be repaid...
At 76, Andhra Pradesh chief minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has discovered a new electorate, Gen Alpha, and its viral ‘6 7’ challenge. Teenagers visiting his o ice had him answering rapidire questions while waving his arms up and down,...
