Cybersecurity boost: Banks, RBI move to launch Digital Fraud Detection Platform amid soaring crimes – All you need to know

This is an AI-generated image, used for representational purposes only. In a concerted push to tackle the rising wave of digital payment frauds, major public and private sector banks are collaborating with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to develop a Digital Payment Intelligence Platform (DPIP), a new Digital Public Infrastructure aimed at enhancing fraud…

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India’s power push: Nearly half of India’s power capacity now non-fossil fuel-based; coal remains dominant

This is an AI-generated image, used for representational purposes only. India’s installed power capacity has reached 476 GW as of June 2025, with nearly half, 49% or 235.7 GW, now sourced from non-fossil fuel options, according to a government explainer on energy and environment issued on Sunday. Of this, 226.9 GW comes from renewable energy…

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‘Heart and soul of FedEx’: Founder Frederick W Smith dies at 80; CEO Raj Subramaniam issues statement

File photo: Frederick W Smith (Picture credit: X) Frederick W Smith, the visionary founder and former CEO of FedEx Corp, passed away on Saturday at the age of 80, confirmed FedEx. Smith, who transformed the logistics industry with the concept of overnight delivery, leaves behind a legacy that reshaped global commerce and created one of…

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Ticketing blunder: Spicejet slapped with Rs 30,000 penalty over rerouting error; senior citizen compensated for ‘mental harassment’

A consumer commission in Mumbai has ordered budget airline SpiceJet to pay Rs 25,000 as compensation and Rs 5,000 towards litigation costs to a senior citizen who suffered mental agony and financial loss after being issued an incorrect ticket during a rerouted journey in December 2020, reported news agency PTI.The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission,…

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Which Countries In The World Have Nuclear Weapons? India Beats Pakistan, But Where Do US, Russia, China & Israel Rank? Check List

India nuclear stockpile: India’s nuclear arsenal reached 180 warheads by January 2025, according to SIPRI. The nuclear weapons were distributed across a maturing triad system comprising aircraft, ground-based missiles and SSBNs. Traditionally, India has maintained its nuclear warheads separately from deployed launchers during peace periods. However, recent developments, including the deployment of missiles in canisters…

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Report: Public Sector Banks increase market share amid slower credit growth in FY25; regain lending dominance

This is an AI-generated image, used for representational purposes only. Public Sector Banks (PSBs) gained significant market share across lending segments and geographies in FY25 despite overall moderation in bank credit growth, a report by Union Bank of India has revealed. The shift was especially evident in working capital and demand loans, traditionally used by…

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Digital push: India Post Payments Bank bags FinMin’s 2024‑25 Digital Payments Award; tops DFS index among payments banks

India Post Payments Bank (IPPB) has won the Union Finance Ministry’s Digital Payments Award 2024‑25 for its role in widening access to cash‑lite transactions and driving financial inclusion across the country.The trophy was presented in Delhi by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and MoS (Finance) Pankaj Chaudhary to IPPB MD & CEO R Viswesvaran and CGM…

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South Korea: President Lee unveils $22.1 billion stimulus package to revive economy; slashes revenue outlook, ramps up spending

File photo: South Korean President Lee Jae Myung (Picture credit: AP) South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has introduced a 30.5 trillion won (USD 22.1 billion) supplementary budget plan aimed at revitalising the country’s weakening economy and supporting struggling citizens, reported news agency ANI, citing The Korea Herald.The proposal, which received Cabinet approval on Thursday,…

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Agriculture self-reliance: Govt says oilseeds and pulses output growing faster; MPs raise alarm over costly edible oil imports

The government has told a parliamentary committee that domestic production of pulses and edible oils has risen at a greater pace in the last 10 years compared to the previous decade, even as several MPs voiced concern over the country’s continued dependence on imports to meet demand.In a presentation to the Standing Committee on Agriculture,…

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