K’taka Minister Defends Praising Islam, Says All Religions Are Great

Karnataka Minister Basvaraj Rayareddi defended his praise for Islam, clarifying he did not mean other religions are inferior. He stated he admires certain values in Islam and believes all religions are great and should be respected. Karnataka Minister Basvaraj Rayareddi on Monday defended his recent remarks praising Islam, saying there was nothing wrong with describing … Read more

J&K: MBBS interns protest, demand hike in monthly stipend from Rs 12K

MBBS interns from Government Medical College Jammu and across the Union Territory are protesting, demanding a hike in their monthly stipend. They state the current stipend of Rs 12,300 has not been revised since 2019, despite rising costs. MBBS interns of Government Medical College (GMC) Jammu and its associated hospitals staged a peaceful protest on … Read more

AI deployment to fuel strong growth for Indian IT firms from FY27: Report

Indian IT companies are set for a strong growth recovery from FY27 as global AI spending moves from building infrastructure to enterprise deployment, says an Anand Rathi report. This shift will create new service-driven opportunities for Indian firms. Indian IT services companies could see a strong growth recovery from FY27 as global technology spending shifts … Read more

HP BJP to launch ‘Seva Sankalp Abhiyan’ for Modi’s 25 public years

BJP Himachal Pradesh will launch a month-long ‘Seva Sankalp Abhiyan’ from September 17 to mark PM Modi’s birthday and 25 years in public service. The campaign will feature blood donation camps, school competitions, and cleanliness drives. The President of BJP Himachal Pradesh, Rajeev Bindal, on Monday said the party would launch a month-long ‘Seva Sankalp … Read more

Delhi School Girl Death: Family Protests After Minor Dies Following Depression Over ‘Harassment’

Parents protested outside Sarvodaya Balika Vidyalaya in Delhi’s East Vinod Nagar after a Class 7 girl died in hospital. Her family alleges harassment and negligence by teachers affected her mental health and led to prolonged treatment. Teachers have disputed the allegations, saying the family was informed and the student was handed over to them. Parents … Read more

Bengaluru Woman Says Corporate Life Is ‘School With Salaries’: ‘Exams’ Every Monday (WATCH)

A viral video by professional Charu Gupta compares corporate life to school, where deadlines feel like exams and unfinished tasks like homework. Her weekend anxiety over pending work and procrastination has resonated with viewers, sparking debate about workplace stress and work-life balance. School may be over, but the anxiety of having an exam tomorrow apparently … Read more

5 Consumer Stocks Bucked August Gloom With Double-Digit Gains: ANF, FIGS, EL, ABNB, DASH

August’s standout consumer stocks rallied despite weaker confidence, with strong earnings, turnarounds, and travel demand driving gains across the sector. Abercrombie & Fitch surged 49% in August after record Q2 sales of $1.27 billion. FIGS surged 44% in August, its strongest month ever, after Q2 earnings beat expectations with $0.15 EPS.  Estée Lauder rose 23.2% … Read more

TEAM Stock Heads For Best Month Ever As Software Stocks Swing From ‘SaaSpocalypse’ To Full Revival In One Month

Strong quarterly results from Atlassian and a few other major SaaS firms are forcing investors to rethink the “SaaSpocalypse” thesis. Salesforce, ServiceNow, Workday, and CrowdStrike are also riding a broad software-sector recovery. Analyst optimism is high, but TEAM’s average $190.41 price target leaves little room for further gains. Stocktwits sentiment for TEAM was ‘bearish’ on … Read more

Gold Is Up Nearly 30% In The Last Year, But Goldman Sachs Sees More Room To Run

Goldman Sachs sees the price of gold rising to $4,900 per troy ounce by the end of 2026, an increase of about 3.65% from current levels. Goldman Sachs has cited growing demand from central banks as they continue to diversify their reserves, and markets scaling back expectations for U.S. rate hikes in 2026 as reasons … Read more