‘Not a single drop will flow to Pakistan’: Jal Shakti Minister on Indus waters

Tensions between India and Pakistan peaked in recent years following the Pahalgam terror attack and India's response with Operation Sindoor. After the attack, India has held the Indus Water Treaty in abeyance, and is now planning to ensure no water reaches Pakistan.

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Is the global IT stock rout a wake-up call for AI optimists?

Investors are wondering how long it will take for AI-related investments to convert into substantial IT revenue growth and whether large global IT stocks are overvalued.

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How to choose a gym that fits your budget

Serious athletes may not need it, but beginners benefit from working out in a larger space with others like them and access to trainers

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The New Siri AI’s Greatest Power: It’s Just There

Apple’s assistant got a face-lift and a brain transplant. But if it’s a success, credit will be due to its familiarity and accessibility.

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China demand worries drag crude oil prices to multi-month lows

Crude oil prices fell sharply due to reduced demand in China, with Brent crude at $89.57 and WTI at $86 per barrel. China's imports hit an eight-year low, while easing Middle East tensions and US-Iran peace talks added pressure on prices, despite previous predictions failing to materialise.

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The New Siri AI’s Greatest Power: It’s Just There

Apple’s assistant got a face-lift and a brain transplant. But if it’s a success, credit will be due to its familiarity and accessibility.

4 min read10:38 PM IST
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Why Humble Wristwatches Are Making A Comeback

Smartwatches were supposed to replace traditional watches. Instead, something unexpected happened. After years of explosive growth, the global smartwatch market has slowed, while analogue and luxury watches are enjoying a remarkable resurgence. From Swiss watch imports crossing ₹3,500 crore in India to iconic brands like Tissot, Rado, Titan and Timex expanding their presence, consumers are rediscovering the appeal of craftsmanship, heritage and personal expression. Why are younger buyers becoming watch collectors? Why are luxury watch sales booming while smartwatch growth cools? And how are quick-commerce platforms changing the way Indians buy watches? In this video, we explore the surprising comeback of wristwatches, the slowdown in smartwatch sales, and why many consumers are choosing timeless design over constant notifications.

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Mint Explainer: Is India headed for a cancer drug crisis?

As surging platinum costs and strict price caps force manufacturers to halt production, doctors warn that impending treatment delays could put lives at risk.

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Subsidy outgo set to zoom but govt may stay off supplementary demands

India may need a sharp hike in fertilizer subsidy to shield farmers from war-driven price spikes, with the department seeking a 100% increase in FY27. Even as subsidy and fuel support costs rise, the government is not planning any supplementary demands for grants, say people in the know.

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Mamata meets Sonia again as TMC battles dissent after Bengal poll defeat

The meeting comes a day after the two leaderds met during the INDIA bloc meeting held in Delhi. This at a politically significant moment as opposition leaders continue efforts to maintain cohesion and strategic alignment following recent electoral setbacks.

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