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India's growth riding on copper, govt should help boost capacity, industry body says
India's infrastructure boom fuels copper demand growth significantly higher than GDP. Copper demand is projected to rise nine to ten percent annually. This surge is driven by infrastructure, clean energy, and consumer electronics needs. India has become a net importer of copper after a smelter closure. New capacities are emerging, but a deficit is still expected.
Why is market rising? Sensex jumps 1,000 points in 2 days, Nifty crosses 23,400. 3 key factors behind the surge
Indian stock markets surged for a second consecutive session, with Sensex and Nifty crossing significant milestones. This resilience occurred despite escalating Iran-US tensions, as cooling oil prices and a fizzling AI rally in global markets provided support. Key sectors like FMCG and Private Banks led the gains.
Hindustan Copper shares fall over 5%. What’s behind the sharp selloff?
Hindustan Copper shares tumbled 5.5% as global copper prices reversed sharply, driven by renewed concerns over Chinese demand. Investors are unwinding bullish bets amid signs of weakening spot demand in China and rising inventories, despite copper's year-to-date gains.
India vs Bharat: A look at 2023's political controversy that stirred the dynamics of a nation's name
The Modi-led government in India has been contemplating a monumental change – altering the country's official name to 'Bharat.' This shift gained traction as official G20 dinner invitations bore the title 'President of Bharat' instead of the traditional 'President of India.' The implications of this move sparked a multifaceted debate in 2023, transcending political lines.
View: India vs Bharat an issue for Modi & G20; will the name go the way of Turkey?
India's name change to Bharat: India, the host nation of this year's Group of 20, or G20 summit, had sent invitations with the name Bharat. While Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his supporters prefer the Sanskrit name Bharat, there are concerns about the complexity and cost of rebranding. Other former British colonies have changed their names, but it takes time for new names to be widely adopted.
How Vikaasa, a coalition of purpose-driven organisations, is pioneering collaborative growth for a sustainable future
India has the potential to play a leading role on the global stage, as it has surpassed China's economic growth rate for the last two years and will be hosting the G20 summit in September. However, with this enhanced profile comes a greater responsibility to tackle urgent global challenges and advance sustainable development goals.
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View: There was a special place for the Soviets, whether in Olympics or MiGs
As an Indian growing up in the early-'70s, there was absolutely no doubt which of the Cold War combatants were on our side. We'd read American authors, watch Hollywood films and listen to Dylan and Elvis. But when it came to geopolitics, it was the Russians we trusted.
The strange, sometimes sinister conspiracy theories on Sushant Singh Rajput’s death that flourished on social media
Most of these theories have since been mainstreamed in various news channels — both on television and those who exclusively operate on the internet, specifically on YouTube and Facebook. These online platforms, along with Twitter, have emerged as serious vectors of misinformation related to the case.
Stocks in focus: BoI, BHEL among 175 stocks at 52-week lows
Here is a list of stocks that are likely to be in focus in today's trading session.
GST rollout: How businesses & consumers coped with India's biggest tax reform
Take a look at how traders and consumers across spectrum are reacting to five-tax slabs instead of a plethora of state, local and national taxes.
Hindus are seekers, not believers… Ghar Wapsi not in our ethos, says spiritualist Jaggi Vasudev
What is happening as a reaction to a certain political and cultural and other situations and what is the ethos of the land are two different things.
Global Indian Women: Top 20 India-born & globally successful women from business and arts
An ET Magazine-MavenMagnet study on global women achievers of Indian origin in business and the arts who are creating the biggest buzz online.
2014: A politically eventful year for India
The states of Jharkahand, Maharashtra and Haryana witnessed a regime change and Jammu and Kashmir saw a hung Parliament in the recent elections.
Bhagat Singh, Chandrashekhar Azad were terrorists, says UK historian
A UK-based historian described Indian freedom fighters -- Bhagat Singh and Chandrashekhar Azad -- as "terrorists" during a lecture held here recently, sparking a controversy.
'LG, Samsung mull setting up semiconductor units in India'
Semiconductor is the main hardware component that is key to the functioning of devices such as mobiles and computers as well as hi-tech defence equipment.
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