Business
Oracle Cuts Jobs In India Amid AI Restructuring Oracle has reportedly laid off around 10,000 employees in India as part of a wider global restructuring drive, with the cuts linked to cost pressures and slower-than-expected returns from its artificial intelligence push. The move is being seen as one of the biggest recent workforce reductions in […]
National
India Moves To Secure LPG Supply Amid Iran War The Centre has moved to secure LPG supplies and protect essential sectors from the fallout of the Iran war, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi chairing a high-level Cabinet Committee on Security meeting to review fuel, power and logistics preparedness. The review came as the government sought […]
International
Russia Pushes PM Modi Visit, Summit This Year Russia has said it wants regular and structured engagement with India, with Moscow expressing hope that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Russia later this year for the annual India-Russia summit. The remark signals continued momentum in bilateral ties as both countries look to deepen trade, strategic […]
National
India is set to receive its first shipment of Iranian crude oil in seven years, with a tanker carrying about 600,000 barrels expected to arrive at Gujarat’s Vadinar port this week. The development marks a limited revival in Indo-Iran oil trade after years of disruption caused by US sanctions. India To Receive Iranian Oil After […]
National
Commercial LPG prices were raised sharply on April 1, with state-run fuel retailers increasing the rate of a 19-kg cylinder by Rs 195.50 amid higher global oil prices linked to the West Asia conflict. The latest revision adds to cost pressure on hotels, restaurants and small businesses that rely on commercial gas. Commercial LPG Price […]
Cricket Sports
Mohammed Shami has said retirement is not on his mind despite being out of India’s national setup for an extended period. The veteran fast bowler said he will only step away from the game when he no longer enjoys playing, making it clear that selection setbacks have not changed his mindset. Mohammed Shami Retirement Remark […]
International
Melbourne’s city council is moving ahead with a plan to establish a “Little India” precinct in Docklands, setting aside A$1.2 million as part of a broader cultural and events budget. The proposal has triggered sharp reactions online, with critics questioning the use of public money for a new ethnic precinct when the city already has […]
Op-Eds Opinion
The global energy shock triggered by the Middle East conflict and disruption around the Strait of Hormuz has pushed several countries into emergency mode. Governments across regions are scrambling to manage fuel shortages and soaring prices, with curfews, rationing, and restrictions becoming the new normal. Yet in India, daily life continues without visible disruption.