‘First step, not end of the story’: FM Sitharaman hints at more measures to attract foreign capital inflows

Sitharaman said the new measures were a beginning of a broader strategy to draw international capital back into India. Terming the recent measures to attract foreign capital as the “first step”, Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Monday said that India is preparing for exigencies in wake of the ongoing geopolitical crisis and US-Iran conflict.Sitharaman described…

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7 most expensive streets to buy a home in the world in 2026

Located on the French Riviera, the Cap Ferrat Peninsula is famed for its ultra-luxury villas, stunning Mediterranean views and exceptional privacy. Strict development limitations and scarce land availability have helped maintain its status as one of Europe’s most prestigious residential destinations. Prime properties here average around $52,800 per square metre. From Monaco’s waterfront glamour to…

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Mi Baby Monkey: Meet Mi: The ‘world’s most beautiful’ baby monkey who is winning hearts at a Japanese zoo |

A baby red-shanked douc langur named Mi is captivating visitors at Yokohama Zoological Gardens Zoorasia in Japan. Born in January, Mi has emerged from its initial months close to its parents, now charming crowds with its striking, colorful coat and playful demeanor. This endangered species, native to Southeast Asia, is known for its unique beauty…

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Meet Harish-Chandra: The forgotten Indian mathematician who corrected a Nobel laureate and transformed modern physics |

Some scientists make discoveries. Others create entirely new ways of understanding the universe. Harish-Chandra belonged to the latter group. Born in Kanpur in 1923, he began his academic career as a physicist and earned his doctorate at the University of Cambridge under Nobel laureate Paul Dirac. During this period, he identified a mathematical error in…

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This hidden Karnataka destination is home to India’s most surreal black stone monoliths |

Sitting in the Western Ghats of Karnataka, there is a landscape that feels completely from a different planet. Massive, dark rock formations shoot up suddenly from an endless blanket of lush green forests. Their surfaces are steeped in age-old tales of deities, demons, and epic clashes. For hundreds of years, everyone from devout pilgrims and…

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Chinese scientists create glow-in-the-dark plants that could transform sustainable urban lighting |

For centuries, plants have been associated with daylight, photosynthesis and the natural rhythms of the Sun. Now, researchers in China have taken a step that seems drawn from science fiction by creating plants capable of glowing after dark. It involves complex technologies such as biotechnology, material sciences, and plant engineering, and this is used to…

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20 places to visit in Sikkim that look straight out of a Himalayan dream: From Zero Point’s snowfields to Yumthang’s flower-filled meadows |

Sikkim does not reveal itself all at once. Roads twist through forests, villages appear unexpectedly on mountain slopes, and distant snow peaks seem to shift with every bend. Despite being India’s second-smallest state, it contains an astonishing variety of landscapes. Monasteries stand above river valleys, glacial lakes sit beneath windswept ridges, and quiet towns offer…

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‘If Iran had a nuclear weapon…’: Trump calls Netanyahu ‘a very difficult guy’, says ‘Bibi’ should thank him

Image credit: AP US President Donald Trump publicly criticised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, describing him as a “very difficult guy”, while defending the newly announced US-Iran agreement and arguing that Israel should be grateful for Washington’s role in preventing Tehran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.Speaking to a New York Times reporter, Trump also praised…

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