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    Mundra to Chile, Adani amps up the volume of its heavy metal rock

    Adani Group has signed an agreement with Codelco to explore a copper project in Chile. This partnership aims to ensure a secure supply of copper for its operations in Mundra, Gujarat. The agreement comes amid rising copper demand in India and a need for more imports.

    Adani eyes Chile's copper riches: Kutch Copper and Codelco sign MoU to explore Kaburkaala project

    Adani Group's Kutch Copper Ltd has signed an MoU with Chile's state-owned Codelco to explore the Kaburkaala copper project in northern Chile. The partnership aims to combine Adani's investment and technical capabilities with Codelco's geological expertise, potentially securing long-term copper supplies for the group's Mundra smelter as India seeks to strengthen its domestic copper supply chain.

    Cigarettes to get costlier: ITC hikes Gold Flake Premium prices for the second time this year; here's how much a pack will now cost

    ITC Ltd has raised the price of its Gold Flake Premium cigarettes by Rs 10 per pack, taking the MRP of a 10-cigarette pack to Rs 135 from Rs 125. This is the second price increase for the brand in 2026, following a hike in June. The revision comes as cigarette makers face higher taxes and pressure on legal market volumes, while ITC looks to expand its FMCG and other non-cigarette businesses.

    TS Inter 1st and 2nd year exam system to end: Telangana CM announces new 10+2 education model from next academic year

    Telangana will introduce the 10+2 education system from the next academic year, merging Classes 11 and 12 with the school education structure and replacing the separate Intermediate system. Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has outlined a three-stage schooling model from nursery to Class 12, with the reforms aimed at improving education quality and reducing student dropouts after Class 10. The government is also reviewing residential school projects and infrastructure upgrades.

    India ranked an 'AI Rising Contender' by BCG, built on talent rather than compute

    India has been identified as a Rising Contender in artificial intelligence by Boston Consulting Group's latest report. The country benefits from a large pool of skilled AI professionals, bolstered by returning talent from abroad. The government has implemented training programs to upskill millions of citizens and broaden access to AI knowledge.

    Explained: Why copper prices could fall further after four-month low amid US election outcome

    Copper prices fell to a four-month low following the US midterm election outcome, which raised doubts over AI data centre demand and import tariffs. Despite a minor Monday bounce and tight supply constraints, analysts at TD Securities warn of potential further downside in the near term.

    • White dwarf WD J1328-1450 has a double debris disc; one ring may be hiding a Pluto-sized survivor

      Astronomers have discovered a white dwarf named WD J1328-1450, located 1,600 light-years away, has two separate rings of gaseous planetary debris. Unusual signals detected around the star suggest that two planetary bodies may be maintaining the rings, with the outer object potentially reaching Pluto-like or even Moon-like dimensions. The discovery offers a rare glimpse into what planetary systems may look like after their stars die.

      All is fair in books and coffee at Frankfurt, despite AI anxieties and geopolitical unease

      The Frankfurter Buchmesse this year experienced a decline in trade visitors and exhibitors amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions. Many Ukrainian publishers suffered losses due to the war, reflecting the continuing impacts of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The event also highlighted innovative contributions from global comic book publishers and creators from various countries. Notably, the theme of this year's fair underscored the growing influence of machine intelligence in publishing.

      New movies and shows to watch this weekend: From Godzilla Minus Zero, Wild Horse Nine, Resident Evil and more

      Get ready for an action-packed weekend at the movies! Godzilla Minus Zero brings more monstrous thrills to the screen. Wild Horse Nine, featuring Sam Rockwell and John Malkovich as CIA agents, delivers dark humor and intrigue. Dive into the chilling world of Raccoon City in the latest Resident Evil film directed by Zach Cregger. Samara Weaving stars in Netflix's Carolina Caroline, exploring a tangled relationship with a con artist.

      Who is Karl Bushby? Inside the adventurer’s 36,000-mile journey across the world without motorized vehicles which took him 28 years, and his emotional return home

      British adventurer Karl Bushby returned to Hull, England, after a 28-year journey walking from southern Chile. He faced numerous challenges including dangerous terrains, visa issues, and extreme weather conditions throughout his expedition. Bushby began his journey with only $500 and a cart named 'The Beast'. His journey, titled the Goliath Expedition, covered four continents and 36,000 miles.

      Austria opens Working Holiday visa programme to Indians aged 18-30, including 11 other countries

      Young Indians can now embrace adventure through Austria's Working Holiday Programme, allowing them to explore the country while engaging in temporary jobs and education. With eligibility extended to 12 nations, this initiative offers a unique cultural experience. Interested applicants should consult the nearest Austrian embassy to initiate their journey and check eligibility requirements.

      Hinduja's Gulf Oil scouts acquisitions in Asia, South America ahead of global listing

      Hinduja Group-owned Gulf Oil Lubricants plans to re-enter Mexico and the US in 2027 as it accelerates overseas expansion and scouts acquisitions in South America and Southeast Asia. The group is also considering a global listing of Gulf Oil International in three to five years, while expanding manufacturing capacity in India.

      Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS has 13 times more deuterium than a famous Solar System comet, hinting at its 7-billion-year-old origins before Sun was born

      Interstellar object 3I/ATLAS may have formed more than 7 billion years before our Sun was born. A new study using NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has uncovered unusual chemical clues that could reveal the comet's ancient origins and the conditions in which it formed. Its deuterium-to-hydrogen ratio was also 13 times higher than that of comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko.

      Charting the global economy: Central banks hold rates steady

      Global central banks have opted to keep interest rates unchanged amidst growing inflation worries stemming from energy costs. While the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank signaled potential hikes during their December meetings, the US economy displays robust growth from business investments and consumer activity.

      ‘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.

      India’s FTAs to open access to $85 trillion market; Piyush Goyal urges exporters to go global

      India's trade agreements are expected to provide exporters preferential access to markets with a combined GDP of $85 trillion, covering 76% of the global economy, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said. He urged businesses to expand internationally, improve product quality and build global brands as India pursues additional trade pacts.

      Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS has a surprising chemical link to icy worlds beyond Neptune? What James Webb discovered and what it reveals about planets around other stars

      A comet from another star system is giving scientists a fresh look at how planets form. NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope found chemical similarities between interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS and some icy objects beyond Neptune. The finding may help researchers understand whether distant planetary systems share similar building blocks, even when they formed around different stars.

      21 years after the discovery of the last dwarf planet, scientists may have found a sixth one beyond Neptune

      Vera Rubin Observatory may have identified a new dwarf planet called ED138, hidden beyond Pluto's orbit. Researchers are in the process of assessing ED138's size, a task expected to take several months. This finding is noteworthy as it holds the potential to be recognized as the sixth dwarf planet. Difficulties in locating such remote celestial bodies stemmed from their position in the southern hemisphere.

      A win that defied all odds

      Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva won the Brazilian presidential election on October 25 after trailing in the first round. His victory was supported by massive rallies and social media strategy, especially in Minas Gerais. Lula appointed allies as key partners to strengthen his government while also facing significant opposition in Congress. Global leaders, including Narendra Modi, quickly congratulated him on his election.

      India to emerge as major exporter to China, ASEAN, get edge in US trade pact, says Piyush Goyal

      Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal highlighted India's potential to expand exports to China and ASEAN. Negotiations are underway for a trade pact with the United States that could provide India a comparative advantage. The country is also working towards an Investment Protection Agreement with the European Union. Goyal indicated that discussions for preferential trade agreements are progressing with multiple countries and groups.

      Lula’s Brazil election win: How he thwarted Trump’s Latin America ambitions

      Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won Brazil’s presidential election against Flávio Bolsonaro, stopping a conservative streak in Latin America. This victory challenges U.S. influence in the region and complicates President Trump's strategies. Lula's administration may seek collaboration with Washington while maintaining Brazil's independent foreign policy. Domestic congressional dynamics present challenges for Lula as he pursues reforms amidst conservative opposition.

      Piyush Goyal says India-Chile FTA talks ' quite ripe' for conclusion, Canada negotiations making progress

      India is making progress on free trade agreements (FTAs) with several countries, with negotiations with Chile nearing conclusion and talks with Canada advancing, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has said. Discussions with the Southern African Customs Union have recently begun, while efforts to expand trade arrangements with Mercosur continue. Talks with the Gulf Cooperation Council and Israel remain slow amid the West Asia crisis.

      NAN GreenMet, Chile's Enaex collaborate to set up Rs 750-cr explosives manufacturing facility

      NAN GreenMet has partnered with Enaex to create an integrated explosives manufacturing plant in India. This venture involves an investment of Rs 750 crore and aims to begin commercial operations in 2027. The facility will cater to the rising demand in India's explosives market, projected to grow significantly in the coming years. The joint venture plans to provide a range of advanced blasting solutions for mining and infrastructure projects.

      India's gold import route changing course for a benefit all jewellers want

      India is diversifying its gold import sources as expanding domestic refining capacity, tax incentives and the India-UAE trade pact reshape supply chains. Switzerland’s share of India’s bullion imports fell to 21.9% in FY26 from 42.4% five years earlier, while the UAE’s share rose to 16.5% from 10.8%, according to Crisil Intelligence.

      Cox Enterprises conservation deal: Why 4,400 acres at South Carolina's Clarendon Farms will remain wild

      Cox Enterprises has successfully safeguarded approximately 4,400 acres in Clarendon Farms, South Carolina. This pivotal conservation initiative, announced in March 2026, aims to protect freshwater wetlands, lush forests, and vital wildlife habitats while curbing any imminent development. Renowned organisation Ducks Unlimited will manage the easement to ensure the area's environmental integrity, showcasing the essential need for safeguarding interconnected ecosystems against escalating urban expansion.

      Diversification plan: NMDC scouts for mining assets across four continents

      NMDC is actively seeking mining assets worldwide, including critical minerals to support various industries. The company aims to earn 20 percent of revenues from minerals other than iron ore. This expansion aligns with government initiatives to secure raw material supplies and decrease import dependency. NMDC's strategy is expected to enhance its role in India's manufacturing sectors. Industries such as automotive, renewable energy, and electronics will benefit from these efforts.

      Charting the global economy: Euro area business activity cools

      The euro area’s private sector slowed more than expected in October, weighed down by France as the region’s No. 2 economy grapples with fiscal and political tensions.

      DRL says cap on trade margins a positive, posts 36% dip in Q2 PAT

      In the second quarter of FY2027, Dr. Reddy's Labs experienced a downturn in both revenue and profit. However, the company supports new trade margin regulations that aim to improve access to vital medicines. With a commitment to boosting its core business performance, management is also dedicated to exploring growth avenues.

      Meet Brock Giles, who started a hot-sauce side hustle while working in finance in the early 2020s; years later, his business was generating over $100,000 a month

      Brock Giles is the founder of High Mesa Chile Co. It is a Salt Lake City-based business that makes small batches of hot sauces and spicy cocktail mixers. According to Entrepreneur, he once talked about how the business grew from an idea into a company generating seven-figure annual revenue.

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