Copper price has become increasingly volatile due to mine outages in Indonesia, Congo and Chile, raising concerns about supply deficits in the medium to long term, the Survey said.
Police said the 20-year-old woman was sexually assaulted by Muthuselvam, who ran a canteen on the college campus, along with Gunasekaran and Karthikeyan
Commission recommends creation of a Board of Finance for Local Governments so that local bodies are empowered in all possible ways to realise the revenue potential
Originally set to release during the Baisakhi festival this April, the untitled flick directed by Imtiaz Ali and starring Diljit Dosanjh, promises a captivating story of love and longing
Gillespie had resigned as head coach of the Pakistan Test team back in late 2024 owing to issues over authority and powers in team matters including selection by the Pakistan Cricket Board.
Drawing from ideas that “out-Britished the British” and sparked the green revolution, Priyambada Jayakumar and Aparajith Ramnath’s conversation with Ramya Kannan on M. Visvesvaraya and M.S. Swaminathan examined lives whose legacies continue to shape the nation.
The writer-director along with actors Mona Singh and Barun Sobti speak about the second season of ‘Kohrra’, Mona’s experience of going through intense workshops, Barun’s performance coming from his faith in the writing, how Sudip makes a restrained show amid declining attention spans, and more
Sabalenka will seek her third title at Melbourne Park when she plays the final on January 31, 2026.
Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav took to X and said, “May no one be oppressed, nor injustice done to anyone, may no tyranny or excess be inflicted on anyone, nor unfairness to anyone.”
The survey highlighted that both gold and silver touched lifetime highs during 2025, reflecting heightened global uncertainty and strong safe-haven demand
There is a need to move away from episodic interventions for mental illness and provide longitudinal care, said experts at a session on ‘Resilience and Hope: Women and their Mental Health Journeys’ at the Lit for Life 2026 on Sunday. In a conversation moderated by Soma Basu, Neha Kirpal, co-founder of Amaha and the India Mental Health Alliance, and Lakshmi Narasimhan, mental health researcher and practitioner at The Banyan, reflected on lived experience, care models and the need to move beyond quick fixes in India’s mental health discourse.
Cities need to prioritise the movement of people, not vehicles, notes Economic Survey 2025-2026
The rupee hit an all-time low of 92.00 against the American currency, weighed down by steady dollar demand and a cautious global mood
As a result, there was a BOP deficit of $6.4 billion in H1 FY26 compared to a surplus of $23.8 billion in H1 FY25, which was funded by a decline in forex reserves
The celebration reflects CMCA’s 26-year commitment to citizenship education and community engagement
The Hindu Lit For Life 2026 featured a session titled ‘Poets on Poets’ on Sunday (January 18, 2026), with Ranvir Shah exploring the world of poets and poetry alongside K Srilata and Ashwani Kumar. This session unpacked the process of poetry and the obstacles faced by poets.
Where is fiction’s place in today’s world? What role does it play at a time when Artificial Intelligence is being used to write wedding speeches and obituaries? Does fiction make us empathetic, and what, then, is the writer’s ultimate motivation to create? At The Hindu Pavilion stage, fiction writers Andaleeb Wajid and Keshava Guha sought to answer these questions during a session titled ‘The Place of Fiction’, moderated by Radhika Santhanam
The court directed the Tamil Nadu State Government to provide adequate manpower to the E.C.I. and the State Election Commission, to hear persons likely to be affected.
A conversation on India’s culinary culture, the passion and grit behind its most sought-after tables, and the stories of chefs carving space in a world of ambition and competition. Chef Kavan Kuttappa, Chef Hussain Shahzad, and Chef Vinesh Johny in conversation with Shonali Muthalaly
The India-EU free trade agreement marks a major milestone, offering near-zero tariffs on most goods and strategic protections for sensitive sectors. While Indian negotiators secured favourable terms, challenges remain with CBAM, foreign investment reforms, and multi-country approvals.
Going forward, sustaining India’s position in the global services market will depend on productivity gains, continued innovation, ongoing investment in skills.
