China's economy has failed to fire over the past year amid a prolonged property sector downturn, and a survey last week showed exports in the doldrums and factory gate prices at their worst in 14 months, pointing to producers slashing prices to find buyers.
Sony has announced the PlayStation 5 Pro, set to launch on November 7, 2024, priced at $699.99. The upgraded console features a larger GPU, advanced ray tracing, and AI-driven upscaling technology. It will support over 50 enhanced games at launch and includes a 2TB SSD. Preorders begin on September 26, 2024.
Kumar Mangalam Birla, chairman of the Aditya Birla Group, has increased his stake in Vodafone Idea by purchasing 1.86 crore shares. His investment vehicle also acquired 30 lakh shares. This move comes as Vodafone Idea seeks to raise Rs 25,000 crore in debt and Rs 24,000 crore in equity funding.
The strike hit Al-Mawasi-in Gaza's southern province of Khan Younis-which was designated a safe zone by the Israeli military early in the war, with tens of thousands of displaced Palestinians seeking refuge there.
India's relations with China are expected to become tense over the next decade due to China's policies and its growing presence in the Indian Ocean, according to former foreign secretary Vijay Keshav Gokhale. He emphasized the need for India to build deterrence and manage risks politically until it strengthens its economy.
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US Presidential Debate 2024: Kamala Harris and Donald Trump will debate for the first time on September 11 at Philadelphia's National Constitution Center. Moderated by David Muir and Linsey Davis, the debate will air live on ABC News and other platforms. Harris aims to present herself as a steady leader, while Trump seeks to portray her as too liberal.
Despite his request to have his name removed after suspending his campaign and endorsing Donald Trump, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s name will still appear on Michigan's November 5 presidential ballot.
Air India SATS Airport Services Private Limited has introduced India's first luxury tarmac coaches for First and Business Class passengers at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport. These electric coaches, designed for comfort with premium amenities, aim to enhance the travel experience while promoting eco-friendly operations.
Noble Prize winner Joseph Stiglitz has recently stated that there is an absolute necessity for deep interest rate cuts for the national economy to thwart an impending recession. His opinion echoes much of the financial analysts, who are concerned about any impending recession chances.
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has installed over 14,600 CCTVs across its network, enhancing safety for passengers. This move follows a request from the Delhi Police to address security concerns and prevent suicides. The DMRC is collaborating with the police to implement additional measures, including better lighting and increased security personnel.
IndiGo has paid a reduced penalty of Rs 70 lakh to the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) for an incident where passengers were seen having food on the Mumbai airport tarmac in January. Initially fined Rs 1.2 crore, the penalty was reduced after an appeal. The airline completed the payment on September 10, 2024.
Consuming nutrient-rich foods and drinking enough of water will help speed up recovery from COVID-19. To support your immune system, give special attention to proteins, antioxidants, and water. If you're not feeling hungry, go for simple, easy-to-digest foods instead of processed, oily, or sugary ones.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted India's potential in the semiconductor sector, assuring a stable policy regime. He emphasized technology's role in welfare and India's readiness to be a trusted partner in the global supply chain. CEOs praised India's growth environment and expressed confidence in its future as a semiconductor powerhouse.
The Nagaland government has scheduled a consultative meeting on September 12 to discuss the Naga political issue. Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio will lead the meeting, which will include Deputy Chief Ministers, state officials, and over 45 NGOs and civil society organizations. The Political Affairs Committee aims to facilitate an early solution.
The Competition Commission of India has approved Dixon Technologies' acquisition of a stake in Aditya Infotech Ltd. Dixon will acquire a 6.5% stake in exchange for divesting its 50% stake in their joint venture, AIL Dixon Technologies. The deal aims to streamline operations and enhance market presence.
The government has revised rules for mergers under the companies law, now requiring prior RBI approval for amalgamations involving a foreign holding company and its wholly-owned Indian subsidiary. The corporate affairs ministry has updated the Companies (Compromises, Arrangements and Amalgamations) Rules, 2016 to include this new requirement, aiming to streamline the process for such mergers.
India is emphasizing strict 'Rules of Origin' in FTA talks with the UK to protect its automobile sector. Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal stated that these rules should not negatively impact Indian automakers. The government also aims to maintain the benefits of its production linked incentive scheme during these negotiations.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reportedly received an invitation to spend Christmas at Althorp House, England, which is also known as the childhood home of Harry's late mother, Prince Diana. Will they accept this invitation, is the primary question in the minds of people who follow the Royal Family so closely.
Indian equity indices rose on Tuesday, with the Nifty 50 up 0.42% and the Sensex up 0.44%, driven by IT and pharma stocks. Analysts anticipate near-term consolidation due to resistance at 25,100 and support around 24,800-24,850, pending U.S. inflation data.
India and the US will collaborate to develop space domain awareness technologies to track low earth orbit satellites, addressing risks from expanding Chinese and Russian space programs. The INDUS-X initiative will challenge startups to create these systems, with details to be shared soon. The US is already tracking 45,000 objects in orbit.
