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Markets
Why the Nifty Looks Calm While a Third of Its Stocks Are in a Bear Market
Eighteen of the Nifty 50's own 50 stocks have fallen over 20 percent from their highs, a Rs 31.35 lakh crore erosion the calm benchmark barely shows. Domestic SIP money is what holds the index up, and reads that same index as the market.
September 28, 2026
Geopolitics
Dhaka and Islamabad Are Friendly Again, Except Over Moscow
A Russian cargo flight carrying nuclear fuel for Bangladesh's Rooppur plant has been grounded since Pakistan withheld airspace clearance on 24 September 2026, unexplained, even as the two countries restore flights and trade after 14 years apart.
September 28, 2026
Health
India Built Its TB Elimination Plan on Protection That Fades in a Year
A new 24-country study finds TB preventive treatment protects for eight to thirteen years in low- and medium-burden countries. In high-burden settings like India, exactly where the national programme is leaning hardest on it, protection starts fading within a year.
September 28, 2026
Business
India's Government Worries More About AI Jobs Than Its Public Does
Indians are far less worried about AI destroying jobs than people in richer nations, a new Pew survey finds. New Delhi's own budget behaves like it doesn't fully share that calm.
September 28, 2026
Business
Tata Sons Has Double the Assets RBI's Listing Rule Allows
The RBI rejected Tata Sons' request to skip a public listing. Seventeen days later, Tata Trusts proposed folding two units into Tata Sons instead, a structural move aimed at the definition that put it there.
September 28, 2026
Business
Maharashtra Declared Drought in 265 Talukas It Has Not Yet Measured
The government's resolution covers 265 of Maharashtra's 358 talukas on a rainfall-deficiency formula. The only quantified crop-damage estimate on record so far belongs to one region, Marathwada.
September 27, 2026
Business & Markets
Business
India's Government Worries More About AI Jobs Than Its Public Does
Indians are far less worried about AI destroying jobs than people in richer nations, a new Pew survey finds. New Delhi's own budget behaves like it doesn't fully share that calm.
September 28, 2026
Business
Tata Sons Has Double the Assets RBI's Listing Rule Allows
The RBI rejected Tata Sons' request to skip a public listing. Seventeen days later, Tata Trusts proposed folding two units into Tata Sons instead, a structural move aimed at the definition that put it there.
September 28, 2026
Business
Maharashtra Declared Drought in 265 Talukas It Has Not Yet Measured
The government's resolution covers 265 of Maharashtra's 358 talukas on a rainfall-deficiency formula. The only quantified crop-damage estimate on record so far belongs to one region, Marathwada.
September 27, 2026
Technology & Science
Technology
Google's Hardened Framework Cuts XSS Bugs by 250 to 1
Google's AI bug hunter confirmed over 500 exploitable security flaws across its web apps, and only 2 on the hardened framework built to stop exactly that bug. The gap says more about templates than about talent.
September 27, 2026
Technology
A Litigation Funder Bankrolled the Lawsuit That Just Cost Apple $5.7 Billion
A federal jury ordered Apple to pay $5.72 billion over two haptic patents, then discovery showed the winning plaintiff's case was bankrolled by a subsidiary of litigation funder Burford Capital.
September 27, 2026
Technology
RatHat Steals Bank PINs Without Ever Touching the OTP
A new Android banking trojan reads PINs straight off the screen using the accessibility tool built for blind users. India's OTP defense never even sees it.
September 22, 2026
Health, Culture & Geopolitics
Health
India Tells Doctors to Cut NSAID Doses, Not Cut the Combination Pills
CDSCO's new circular tells doctors to prescribe the lowest effective NSAID dose. It never mentions the combination pills that already dominate India's NSAID market.
September 28, 2026
Health
India Built Its TB Elimination Plan on Protection That Fades in a Year
A new 24-country study finds TB preventive treatment protects for eight to thirteen years in low- and medium-burden countries. In high-burden settings like India, exactly where the national programme is leaning hardest on it, protection starts fading within a year.
September 28, 2026
Health
A Brain Signal, Not Willpower, Explains Why Dieters Regain Weight
India's GLP-1 market tripled in a year, but patients are stopping the drugs early over cost. New research on the brain and fat-cell mechanism behind weight regain says that stopping does not reset the body: it restarts the same signal that made the weight come off.
September 26, 2026