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'Get out of here, what is wrong with you?': Mumbai woman berates BJP minister Girish Mahajan at Jan Aakrosh rally. Here's what happened
An angry woman in Mumbai, who was stuck in a traffic jam when she was on her way to pick her child from school, vented out her frustration at Maharashtra minister and BJP neta Girish Mahajan. The video shows a woman shouting at Girish Mahajan, asking him to get off the roads as the party's rally caused inconvenience to commuters.
Not AC or air coolers, but this traditional Tamil Nadu design method can keep homes cool even in 40°C summer heat. But it has another surprising benefit
As summer heat intensifies, a traditional Tamil Nadu design called thinnai offers a natural cooling solution. This semi-open porch enhances ventilation, reduces heat, and fosters social interaction. Once central to community life, thinnai is now fading with modern housing trends, taking with it a sustainable and culturally rich architectural practice.
No AC required: India’s 3000-year-old cooling technique can reduce heat up to 50% in your home naturally, says study
Ancient Indian communities utilized terracotta's porous nature for cooling, a practice dating back over 3,000 years to the Indus Valley Civilization. This natural evaporation process, similar to human perspiration, draws heat away. Modern architecture is reviving this by integrating terracotta pots into filler slabs, creating insulating air gaps that significantly reduce indoor temperatures and offer year-round climate balance.
HPCL says hydrocarbon leak triggered fire at Rajasthan refinery site
A fire broke out at the HPCL Rajasthan Refinery in Pachpadra. The blaze was likely caused by a hydrocarbon leak. Emergency teams quickly controlled the situation. No injuries were reported. The refinery's Crude Distillation Unit was isolated. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to dedicate the refinery has been postponed. An investigation is underway.
Why Your Freshly Washed Sheets Don’t Feel Soft Anymore And What No One Tells You About Drying Them
Your bed sheets might be losing their softness because of how you dry them. Overdrying, a common mistake, damages fabric fibers, making them stiff. This happens because excessive heat and air remove too much moisture. Simple adjustments to drying time can protect your sheets. Understanding fabric drying helps maintain comfort. This practice also saves energy.
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The 10-Minute Night Habit That Keeps Your Home Smelling Fresh All Day
A simple 10-minute nighttime routine can significantly improve indoor air quality, combating stale odors common in modern, energy-efficient homes. By opening windows for cross-ventilation, addressing odor sources like food and trash, and using subtle fragrances sparingly, you can reset your home's atmosphere. This practice not only enhances comfort but also positively impacts mood and well-being.
US gas prices sink to seven-month low after storage build exceeds forecast
U.S. natural gas futures fell to a fresh seven-month low on Wednesday, pressured by a slightly larger-than-expected storage build and forecasts of milder weather and lower demand next week.
Calling someone ‘bastard’ in anger is not obscene: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of India ruled that using the word "bastard" in a heated exchange does not constitute obscenity under Section 294 of the IPC. The court clarified that mere vulgarity or profanity, without a sexual or prurient element, does not meet the legal definition of obscenity, which requires arousal of sexual thoughts.
Watch: Jon Jones caught in fiery road rage confrontation, video goes viral
MMA star Jon Jones is facing new scrutiny after a viral video captured him in a heated road rage incident. The footage shows Jones confronting another driver, Bryan Beltran, who claims Jones nearly struck his vehicle multiple times. This event adds to Jones' history of legal troubles, several of which involve vehicles.
A Breakthrough Kitchen Device Is Being Hailed as the Invention That Could Finally Replace the Microwave for Good
A new generation of hybrid ovens is challenging the microwave's dominance in kitchens. These sophisticated appliances combine convection, infrared, and controlled microwave energy for faster, more even cooking with improved taste and texture. While microwaves remain convenient for simple tasks, hybrid ovens offer superior results for a wider range of cooking needs.
Ex-CBS News Anchor Josh Elliott & ABC’s Liz Cho divorce: Couple fought over grapes, crucial details of separation revealed
The divorce proceedings between Josh Elliott and Liz Cho, which began in mid-2025, are now attracting attention due to a range of allegations, from domestic disputes to concerns over privacy.
Coal India's sales rise for first time in six months on gas crunch, summer demand
Coal India's sales surged in March, marking the first increase in six months, as the nation prepares for peak summer demand. This boost comes amid a gas supply crunch, pushing India to rely more heavily on its domestic coal reserves. Power plants are ramping up coal stocks to meet anticipated higher demand and compensate for reduced gas-based generation.
Think beyond the war? 8 stocks from different segments of the engineering and capital goods sector, with upside potential of 6 to 42%
At this point of time, anything related to the Middle East is in trouble. Unlike past Gulf wars, the whole region is affected this time, with major damage to oil and gas infrastructure. So, yes, in the short term, a number of sectors and companies will be under pressure. There is, however, another way to look at it. When the rebuilding starts (and be sure that it will start as soon as the war ends), there will be some companies that will be in advantageous positions. Some will be direct beneficiaries, while some would benefit indirectly from the rebuilding.
Zetwerk's pre-IPO move; War hits your deliveries
Happy Monday! Zetwerk is in talks to raise pre-IPO funding. This and more in today's ETtech Morning Dispatch.
Beyond the cloud: The nuts and bolts of India’s data centre boom
India's digital revolution hinges on a robust data center infrastructure, demanding a focus beyond software to the physical realities of concrete, steel, and skilled labour.
Iran War Day 28 Updates: US, Israel strike Iran nuclear sites; Tehran says 'no entry' to Hormuz
Israel Iran Day 28 Updates: The Iran-Israel war is in its 28th day. US President Donald Trump has paused military strikes against Iran for ten days. This decision is linked to ongoing talks and the critical Strait of Hormuz. Iran continues its attacks, while Israel strikes deep inside Tehran. Fighting also intensifies in Lebanon. The conflict is now multi-front, impacting global economics.
From India to South Korea, Asia is getting crushed between oil prices and the dollar amid Iran war
Iran War: Asian economies are struggling as a surging dollar, driven by Middle East conflict and investor flight to safety, weakens their currencies. This exacerbates already high energy costs, with countries like India and South Korea facing significant economic strain and implementing energy-saving measures.
Bengaluru professor proposes to medical student in classroom, distributes chocolates, later beaten with slippers: Watch
A classroom incident at Sri Siddhartha Institute of Medical Sciences & Research Centre turned violent. A professor claimed a student proposed to him, sparking an argument. The dispute escalated outside the classroom, leading to a physical confrontation involving students. Videos of the event have circulated widely online. No official complaint has been filed yet.
LPG crisis sours India's AC industry; production costs jump, Nuvama says
LPG crisis: Indian air conditioner makers face a critical production challenge. A shortage of Liquefied Petroleum Gas is disrupting manufacturing processes. This comes as the industry prepares for peak summer demand. Companies are shifting to alternative fuels, but these also present import-related risks. Unseasonal rains have also softened consumer interest. Brands have increased prices to manage rising costs.
Proactive steps needed to limit adverse spillovers of Iran war: RBI report
The report added that foreign exchange reserves remain adequate to provide a cushion against external shocks. Forex reserves were at $709 billion as of March 13, after touching an all-time high of $729 billion in February. The RBI said reserves provide cover for 11.2 months of goods imports and around 95% of the country's outstanding external debt.
Justin Bieber fought Usher over Diddy? 50 Cent's post fuels rumours about party feud. Here's what happened
Rumours of a clash between Justin Bieber and Usher at an Oscars 2026 after-party have taken over online discussions, with reports claiming the two had a tense exchange at a private event hosted by Beyoncé and Jay-Z. While no physical altercation has been confirmed, eyewitness accounts describe a heated moment that drew attention. The situation gained further traction after 50 Cent shared an AI-generated image and hinted at a possible link involving Diddy, though these claims remain unverified.
Trump’s Iran war drive exposes limits of ‘Yes sir’ cabinet
The report says Donald Trump’s decision to go to war with Iran in his second term reflects stronger personal control, with less resistance from his White House team. While external figures like Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and media mogul Rupert Murdoch reportedly pushed him toward military action, key advisers such as JD Vance and Marco Rubio were more cautious but did not strongly oppose the move.
India's auto boom at risk as Iran-Israel war chokes gas supplies, straining supply chains
India's automotive sector is grappling with significant production hurdles. The ongoing conflict in Iran has led to disruptions in gas supplies, notably affecting major players like Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, and Mahindra. Suppliers are encountering shortages, causing some factories to run below their optimal capacity, with small and medium enterprises being particularly at risk.
Coal India: Why extended summer, subsidiary listings, and a 1-billion-tonne vision make this a stock worth watching
Coal India stands at a pivotal moment, driven by soaring summer demand, rising e-auction prices, and strategic subsidiary listings. Analysts see significant value unlocking ahead, particularly from upcoming IPOs of MCL and SECL. Despite ambitious production targets, the company's long-term outlook remains robust, with renewables posing no immediate threat to its demand base.
ET Prime Series: Multibagger or Bankrupt - 50 weeks, 50 companies. This time: Auto ancillary which spans ICE, EV, and even defence
This auto ancillary is no longer just a forging-led business. It has moved into defence, aerospace, e-mobility, castings, electronics, and AI-linked automation. This gives it multiple growth levers, but also makes execution the central variable. The core business still rests on a wide automotive and industrial base, and strong export exposure. But it is raising the share of higher-value products through acquisitions and expansion. In the EV transition, scale and profitability are still evolving. So, it is not just about diversification, but about which bets can become meaningful contributors.
Supreme Court refuses adjournment in ED case against Mamata Banerjee Government over I-PAC raids
The Supreme Court is hearing a case where the Enforcement Directorate accuses the West Bengal government of obstructing its operations. This legal battle involves the central agency and the state government. The court has directed the state to present its arguments. The case could shape the power dynamics between the Centre and states regarding investigative agencies.
5 stocks with consistent score improvement and upside potential of up to 32% in one year, according to analysts
A part of the Indian stock market’s decline is clearly because of the Gulf war; but don't forget that some domestic factors, too, are at play. For instance, the usual tight liquidity around the end of the financial year is adding to the selling pressure. Our selected stocks for today depict a strong upward trajectory in their overall average score which is based on five key pillars: Earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk, and price momentum. This implies that there has been a significant improvement in their market outlook in the given time frame.
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