- July 30, 2025
US Fed Chair Jerome Powell Leaves Door Open For September Rate Cut
US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell seemed to be opening the doors a bit for a potential rate cut in September, stating that data around
US, EU Strike Trade Deal; European Bloc To Face 15% Tariffs On Most Exports
The US and European Union agreed to an understanding that will see the bloc face 15% tariffs on most of its exports, staving off a
Duty Concessions On High-End Vehicles While Protecting Local Industry
“It ensures the domestic sector sufficient time to expand, innovate, and enhance global competitiveness in our area of strength in small (up to 1,500 cc)
CBSE Mandates Schools To Install CCTV Cameras With Real-time Recording
“The school should install high resolution CCTV Cameras with audio visual facility at all the entry and exit points of the school, lobbies, corridors, Staircases,
Maharashtra Excise Department Lapses Have Caused Revenue Loss Of Several Crore Rupees: CAG
“Under the Bombay Prohibition (Privilege Fee) Rules, 1954, a provision exists to charge fees for changes in partnership. However, no such provision was applicable to
Planning To Study Abroad? Savings Plan To Scholarships — Expert Strategy To Manage Your Expenses
According to Nasreen, if Stuti is able to save Rs 10,000 per month with an annual step up of 10%, she would be able to
Denial Of Royal Inheritance To Saif Ali Khan — Arbitrary Or National Interest?
The Enemy Property Act, 1968, defines “enemy property” as any property situated in India which was owned by a person who migrated to a country
Microsoft Touts $500 Million In AI Savings While Slashing Jobs
Microsoft Corp. is keen to show employees how much AI is transforming its own workplace, even as the company terminates thousands of personnel. During a
US Trade Partners Chase Deals As Bessent Eyes Busy 72 Hours
The letters initially were supposed to go out on July 4 with a tariff imposition date of Aug. 1, based on Trump’s earlier comments. But US
Army Mobilised Over 150 Personnel For Rescue Operation After Air India Plane Crash
Over the past decade, the scale and frequency of natural disasters have visibly increased, Seth said. “They are no longer sporadic events, but recurring disruptions
