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RBI changes domestic money transfer rules: How much cash can you send or receive without a bank account?
The Reserve Bank of India has announced immediate changes to its regulations regarding domestic money transfers. These new guidelines aim to streamline the process for low-value fund transfers across various banking platforms.
US Treasury sanctions Canadian money services firms over Iran-related transactions
US Treasury imposed financial sanctions on eight Canadian money services firms involved with sanctioned Iranian entities. The sanctions block access to dollar-based financial systems and prohibit transactions with US persons. Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent stated that Canada cannot provide safe havens for illicit financial facilitators. Additionally, MEXC Global, a virtual currency exchanger, was cut off from the US financial system.
Marico Q2 Results: Net profit jumps 31% YoY to Rs 550 crore, revenue rises 12%
Marico reported a 31% YoY rise in Q2FY27 net profit to Rs 550 crore, while revenue grew 12% to Rs 3,897 crore. EBITDA increased 27%, margins expanded to 18.2%, and management expects double-digit growth during FY27.
Right to protest, right to trade: Trader's body CAIT urges Delhi LG to notify protest sites on city outskirts
CAIT has urged the Delhi Lieutenant Governor to notify designated protest sites to safeguard trade activities. They highlighted the growing disruptions caused by protests and their impact on daily economic life. The traders' body emphasized the need for a balanced solution that respects both the right to protest and the need for uninterrupted business.
‘Moved’ by Greece's quest to reacquire ‘stolen sculptures of the Parthenon,’ a Chilean engineer brought a marble to officials; archaeologists find it belonged to an even older temple razed by Persians
Enrico Tosti-Croce unearthed a marble fragment believed to originate from the Parthenon, a relic from his father. With the ongoing debate surrounding the Parthenon Marbles affecting his decision, he chose to return the stone to Greece. Upon closer inspection, it was revealed to belong to the Hekatompedon instead. Tosti-Croce felt fulfilled to restore the marble, which was met with gratitude from the Greek Ministry of Culture in a heartfelt letter.
Weather forecast: Flash flood threat, heavy rains predicted for Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah on Sunday, Monday
US weather forecast predicted that heavy rains starting Saturday evening were expected to bring a threat of flash flooding to already saturated areas of the U.S. Southwest through Monday.
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Tamil Nadu CM Vijay raises upper age limit for government jobs by 5 years
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay has raised the upper age limit for direct recruitment to government jobs by five years, offering relief to thousands of aspirants. The revised limits vary by recruitment category, post and reservation status, and will remain in force for five years from October 30, 2026.
Nikola Jokic Net Worth 2026: From second-round NBA draft pick to multimillionaire - How the Nuggets star made his fortune
Drafted as the 41st overall pick in 2014, Nikola Jokic has risen to stardom as a three-time NBA MVP and a champion. By 2026, his net worth is projected to reach around $120 million, bolstered by NBA salaries and lucrative endorsements. Following a landmark supermax deal in 2022, his earnings remain impressive, with partnerships with Sprite and a prominent Chinese sportswear brand, alongside strategic investments in Serbian properties and businesses.
Ramses II colossal statues discovery in Egypt: How a farmer growing cucumbers made an astonishing find and won a Mecca trip
The Ramses II colossal statues discovery in Egypt began when a farmer Khaled el-Shahat Khalil growing cucumbers unearthed ancient statue remains on his land. The discovery earned him and his wife a trip to Mecca to perform Umrah. The discovery occurred while Khalil was growing cucumbers in a greenhouse on his land
Kirana stores make room for new generation FMCG brands as they muscle past legacy giants
India's kirana market has seen new-age consumer brands expand their market share to nearly 22%. This increase has impacted the dominance of established fast-moving consumer goods companies. The shift is largely driven by changing consumer preferences and greater access to online channels. New brands face challenges in sustaining their physical distribution network against legacy players. Established brands are adjusting their strategies in response to growing demand for premium products.
A 3,400-year-old Egyptian mummy held a secret beneath her linen wrappings. Scientists found a shell made of mud, sand and straw
Researchers discovered an ancient Egyptian mummy encased in a repair shell of mud and straw beneath linen wrappings. CT scans revealed that the mummy had been damaged, possibly due to tomb robbing. The coffin, dating to around 1000 BC, did not match the mummy's identity, which remains uncertain. This find sheds light on ancient Egyptian burial practices and their beliefs regarding the afterlife.
McDonald's McRib is back on menu in selected outlets, cities: Check launch date, all about McDonald's iconic sandwich
McDonald's McRib sandwich was first introduced in Kansas City in 1981. Subsequently, in 1982, McDonald's McRib was made available across the United States of America.
Remember, for every Gulliver there are many Lilliputians
Jonathan Swift's novel, Gulliver's Travels, presents themes of survivorship bias and the importance of acknowledging failures. Survivorship bias can impact our understanding of success and lead to misconceptions about achievement. The adventures of Lemuel Gulliver reflect this bias through his survival amidst numerous dangers while ignoring the silent stories of those who did not survive. This concept has historical implications, influencing how we interpret data and events today.
Adani Wind bags 696 MW turbine orders from 5 power producers, targets 10 GW capacity
Adani Wind has received significant orders for 696.2 megawatts of wind turbines from five power producers. The contracts involve projects in states such as Karnataka, Gujarat, and Maharashtra. Plans are in place to increase annual manufacturing capacity at its facility in Mundra from 2.25 GW to 5 GW. Additionally, the company aims for a long-term manufacturing capacity target of 10 GW.
Ric Flair’s daughter Charlotte shares an update on his father’s health after he fell outside a restaurant in Florida
Charlotte Flair recently shared news about her father Ric Flair's health after he fell in Tampa. He was taken to the hospital after injuring his face during the incident outside a restaurant. Ric Flair had been dealing with blood clots, which prevented him from traveling to a fan convention. Charlotte assured fans that her father is going to recover from this latest health scare.
Quote of the Day by Socrates: ‘The greatest way to live with honour in this world is to be what we pretend to be’ - Why your actions should always match you say explained by the Greek philosopher
Socrates’ quote, “The greatest way to live with honour in this world is to be what we pretend to be,” highlights the importance of honesty, integrity and character. The ancient Greek philosopher’s words suggest that people should strive to develop the qualities they want others to see in them, rather than rely on appearances or reputation. The quote also reflects his emphasis on self-examination and living by one's values.
Bharat D2C Conclave 2026: From the ₹100 crore playbook to AI-led advertising and omnichannel strategies, founders on scaling India’s consumer brands
Inside the Bharat D2C Conclave 2026, which brought founders, investors and policymakers together to discuss the business decisions shaping India’s direct-to-consumer (D2C) ecosystem, from scaling revenues and expanding distribution to using customer data and navigating regulatory requirements.
Hindus who convert to another religion can't claim reservation: SC upholds Madras HC order on quota
The Supreme Court has dismissed the Tamil Nadu government's plea challenging a Madras High Court order on reservation for converts to Islam. The top court upheld the ruling that a person converting to Islam cannot claim reservation under the Backward Class category on the basis of conversion, stating that social backwardness cannot be transferred from the Hindu social order to a non-Hindu social order.
SC new ruling on college fees: Private engineering and medical colleges can't hike fees midway
The Supreme Court has ruled that private professional colleges can increase fees after admission only in exceptional circumstances, such as an unforeseen rise in expenditure. The court struck down a 37% fee hike and an additional development fee imposed on BTech students at Dr BC Roy Engineering College in West Bengal.
Raquel Welch’s onetime 5,500 square feet NYC home is available for sale for $25 million
Raquel Welch’s former New York City home is up for grabs for $25 million. The late Hollywood legend’s onetime home is located at 200 Central Park South. The house is spread in 5,500 square feet covered area. The property has been transformed into a full-floor residence. It has been merged with the unit next door. The five-bedroom apartment boasts of a 360-degree view of Manhattan.
Joni Mitchell becomes American citizen: How did the singer's 62-year journey culminate in her becoming a US citizen at age 82?
Joni Mitchell became an American citizen at the age of 82 after residing in the country for over sixty years. She moved to the United States in 1965 and has since had a significant impact on music. Mitchell can now vote in US elections, something she has long desired as a Canadian immigrant. After a near-fatal brain aneurysm in 2015, she made a remarkable recovery and returned to performing.
An ancient idol drew a $12.7 million bid; Why Turkey failed to get it back
A prehistoric marble figurine from Anatolia became the centre of a multimillion-dollar ownership dispute after a reported $12.7 million bid at Christie's. In March 2023, a US appeals court rejected Turkey's attempt to recover the Guennol Stargazer, citing the timing and history of its claim. The case highlights the complex relationship between art-market value, legal ownership and cultural heritage.
How did ancient Roman engineers make water flow uphill? The ingenious technology behind their aqueducts
Roman engineers had advanced water transport systems, including aqueducts and inverted siphons, to navigate challenging terrains. By leveraging gravitational forces and elevation variations, they effectively redirected water across valleys and uphill. Additionally, they incorporated mechanical innovations like Archimedes screws and water wheels, complemented by pumps that facilitated the transport of water under pressure, significantly enhancing water management throughout the Roman Empire.
Fintech Sakhi brings digital banking closer to tribal communities in Gujarat
Residents of Chhota Udepur district, Gujarat, are experiencing enhanced access to digital banking services. Through the initiative of Bank Sakhi, essential financial transactions are now conducted directly within villages, minimizing the need for travel. Sushmaben Rathwa, a dedicated Bank Sakhi, offers her services from home, greatly benefiting the community. Locals appreciate this positive shift in banking convenience and the Fintech Sakhi initiative's role in encouraging financial inclusion and women's empowerment.
Landowner gets Rs 6 crore by selling TDRs received for giving up land for road widening, pays no tax; ITAT Bangalore rules TDR sale taxable as capital gains
For giving up 2,839 sq. metres of land, BBMP gives landowner TDRs which landowner sells to builder for Rs 6 crore; Income Tax Dept sends notice; ITAT Bangalore rules TDR sale attracts capital gains tax
Where is hurricane Isaias now? Check landfall time, place as thousands evacuated following warning of life-threatening storm surges, tornadoes, flooding
Hurricane Isaias Tracker: Florida Governor Ron DeSantis warned residents to expect flooding, wind damage, power outages and gasoline shortages.
Archaeologists discover rare bronze ring engraved with the lighthouse of Alexandria at Egypt’s sunken royal palace
Underwater archaeologists have found a bronze signet ring engraved with an image believed to feature the Lighthouse of Alexandria, one of antiquity's most celebrated monuments. The discovery was made at Antirhodos, a submerged island that once held a royal palace in Alexandria’s Great Harbor, the European Institute for Underwater Archeology said. The engraving looks like pictures of lighthouses on coins from the second century AD, so the ring could be from that period.
Bitcoin worth $29 in 2010 suddenly moves after 16 years. Now this Satoshi-era BTC USD is valued at $8.3 million
A Bitcoin stash worth about $29 when mined in 2010 has moved for the first time in roughly 16 years. The 100.02 BTC was transferred on October 7 and was worth around $8.3 million at the time, with the coins sent to two new addresses.
Def Leppard announces 2027 North American tour with Goo Goo Dolls and The Struts across major U.S. and Canadian cities
Def Leppard has revealed a 45-date North American tour in 2027 with four-time Grammy-nominated Goo Goo Dolls and special guests The Struts. The tour starts on March 2 in Allentown, Pennsylvania, and ends July 2 in Indianapolis, Indiana, with stops in major U.S. and Canadian markets. The Philadelphia performance is set for June 27 at Xfinity Mobile Arena.
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