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School assembly news headlines October 27: Top national, international, business, sports updates
On October 27, significant news from India includes Prime Minister's warning about cyber terrorism and a cyclone alert. The Indian Army has refuted claims regarding Chinese control in Arunachal Pradesh. In international news, Saudi coalition intercepted a missile, and Brazil's left-wing leader won a surprising victory. Indian sports updates include preparations for the T20I series against New Zealand. Lastly, Pakistan has defeated England by one wicket after a notable performance.
India’s ‘dear friend’ is back in power in Brazil, and a $30 billion trade opportunity is on the table
Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Brazilian President-elect Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva on his re-election, pledging to deepen the India-Brazil Strategic Partnership. Bilateral trade rose 25% to $15.21 billion in 2025, with Lula setting a target of $30 billion.
Top 7 equity mutual funds deliver over 30% CAGR since last Diwali. Have you invested in any?
In the latest analysis by ETMutualFunds, the top seven equity mutual funds have recorded an impressive over 30% CAGR since last Diwali. Leading the pack, the Nippon India Taiwan Equity Fund delivered an astonishing return of approximately 87.36%. Other noteworthy performers included ICICI Pru Strategic Metal and Energy Equity FoF, alongside HSBC Brazil Fund. However, it's important to note that some ICICI Prudential funds faced significant losses.
ET Evoke: ‘Shipping, moving 80% world trade, is far more volatile than stocks,’ says Harvard University's Myrto Kalouptsidi
Myrto Kalouptsidi, Harvard professor of international economics, explains how shipping disruptions at chokepoints such as Hormuz, Suez and Ukraine can sharply reduce effective fleet capacity, trigger volatile freight rates and raise goods prices. She also discusses empty ships, global trade imbalances, China’s shipbuilding dominance and climate change risks to maritime infrastructure.
After 11 World Cups, football finally comes home for one Indian fan
Dipak Nandy, a 77-year-old football enthusiast, is counting down the days to Brazil's highly anticipated friendly match against India in Kolkata. With 11 World Cups under his belt since 1986, he has vivid memories of seeing icons like Diego Maradona and Zinedine Zidane. Nandy acknowledges India’s difficulties in football due to its diverse culture and management issues yet expresses no regrets over his extensive involvement in the sport.
‘India’s biotech ecosystem holds tremendous promise’: Eli Lilly CEO
Eli Lilly has experienced significant growth, reaching a market capitalization over $1 trillion. The company aims to maintain its leadership in anti-obesity drugs through ongoing innovation and development. With successful trials for drugs like retatrutide and Foundayo, Lilly is expanding its product offerings. The company recognizes the importance of India as a growing market for healthcare investments and partnerships.
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Captain Gurpreet wants India to be brave in international friendlies vs Brazil, Uruguay and Panama
Gurpreet Singh Sandhu and the Indian football team are focusing on their upcoming matches against Panama, Brazil, and Uruguay. They see these fixtures as opportunities to gain valuable experience against top-level opponents. With Sunil Chhetri's retirement, younger forwards are encouraged to seize their chances during these important games. Sandhu emphasizes the need for a brave approach in possession and a strong team effort.
School Assembly News Headlines, September 15, 2026: Top national, international, business, sports updates and thought of the day
Today’s school assembly news headlines (September 15): Due to unfavourable weather conditions, the Adi Kailash Yatra in Uttarakhand has been postponed until September 20. Meanwhile, Uruguay's Foreign Minister commended India’s effective leadership during the BRICS Summit, praising Prime Minister Modi's role. Union Home Minister Amit Shah encouraged the promotion of Indian languages and applauded the Vande Mataram rule. In the global aviation sector, airlines are advocating for increased competition in used jet engine parts.
PM Modi holds bilateral meeting with Abu Dhabi Crown Prince on sidelines of 18th BRICS Summit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. This meeting occurred on the sidelines of the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi. The UAE's recent membership in BRICS was a key discussion point for both leaders. Discussions focused on strengthening the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between India and the UAE.
The world wishes it had a 'diesel printer' as two wars push fuel to the brink
The world is facing a severe diesel shortage as the US-Iran and Russia-Ukraine wars disrupt crude supplies, refinery operations and global trade. Diesel prices have hit record highs, with US retail prices crossing $6 a gallon, up from about $3.50 at the start of the year.
'Breakthrough', 'good move': Several foreign journalists covering BRICS Summit welcome New Delhi Declaration
Foreign journalists covering the BRICS Summit in Delhi welcomed the New Delhi Declaration. Some called the consensus document a breakthrough while others described it as a good move. The declaration addressed global governance and promoting peace through dialogue and diplomacy. It also highlighted practical cooperation and the role of the New Development Bank. BRICS leaders also condemned terrorism and backed India's call for zero tolerance.
Modi, Xi meet in Delhi, call for stable ties as India-China thaw gathers pace
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping met at the BRICS summit. They discussed repairing ties strained by a deadly border clash six years ago. Both leaders reaffirmed commitment to a fair settlement of the boundary dispute. They also explored expanding people-to-people and business ties between the nations. This meeting marks another effort toward a cautious thaw between the rival neighbors.
BRICS Summit: Xi Jinping arrives in Delhi after 7 years; PM Modi meeting to test India-China reset
Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in New Delhi for the 18th BRICS Summit. He will hold talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the summit's sidelines. This marks Xi's first visit to India in nearly seven years. China aims to enhance cooperation and manage differences with India. The summit addresses global issues and BRICS cooperation development.
India hosts BRICS summit as Iran war tests bloc unity
India hosts the BRICS Leaders' Summit this weekend seeking to boost its global profile. The summit faces challenges due to the Iran-UAE conflict, which has divided members. Leaders will attempt to find common ground on the Middle East crisis for a joint declaration. Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin will attend the important meeting. Bilateral discussions between leaders will also focus on economic cooperation and geopolitical issues.
Sweet trouble: Sugar prices surge to 17-month high as govt warns mills against festival hoarding
Raw sugar futures have reached their highest level since March 2025. Strong Indian import demand and Brazilian supply disruptions are driving these gains. India has opened a tax-free import quota to meet domestic needs. The government warns mills against unjustified price increases during festivals. El Niño and oil prices also influence the global sugar market.
The DM age has a networking problem—and it’s fear
Many Gen Z professionals fear judgment, hindering their career networking efforts. This fear prevents them from seeking advice and accessing new opportunities. While understanding relationships matter, they struggle with initiating connections effectively. Most Millennials and Gen X professionals express willingness to help emerging careers. Building relationships is now as crucial as skills for evolving job markets.
School assembly news headlines, August 27: National, international, business, sports and education headlines for students
School assembly news headlines, August 27: Floods in Nepal have caused fatalities and missing persons, prompting humanitarian aid from India. India's economic transformation is driven by urbanization and digital infrastructure development. International relations saw sanctions and diplomatic discussions between various nations. Sports news highlighted hockey fitness and chess tournament progress. Educational initiatives include new support systems and scholarship programs for students.
Canada language programmes see sharp drop in students amid visa curbs
Canada's languages programs experienced a significant decline in student numbers. Restrictive visa and immigration policies were the primary cause for this downturn. Student numbers dropped thirteen percent and student weeks nineteen percent in 2025. The sector's direct economic contribution also saw a one percent fall. Policy barriers need addressing to restore confidence for future enrollments.
Josh Kushner’s Thrive Fund grows sevenfold to $3.7 billion on AI bets
The letter highlights an investing strategy that Thrive pioneered in the venture capital industry: concentrating on a small subset of companies, rather than indexing an entire market. While many VC firms spread bets across dozens of companies, Thrive’s strategy is much more focused.
India pull out of ASEAN Cup to prioritise Brazil friendly
India has withdrawn from the inaugural FIFA ASEAN Cup tournament. This decision prioritizes a high-profile friendly match against Brazil in October. The AIFF stated they cannot participate in both events simultaneously. India will now use the international window for other friendly matches. This move comes after earlier accepting the ASEAN Cup invitation.
India invites Russia for BRICS Summit in New Delhi: Report
India has extended an invitation to Russia for the upcoming 18th BRICS Summit. Preparations are actively underway for the summit, which India will host. The event is scheduled to take place in New Delhi on September 12-13. Bangladesh also received an invitation for the summit's outreach segment. BRICS currently includes eleven member nations from various global regions.
India, Brazil set to seal trade, pharma & minerals pacts during prez Lula's visit; Adani & Embraer deal also on cards
India and Brazil are finalising agreements to be signed during President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s visit next week, aimed at boosting pharmaceutical exports, cooperation in critical minerals and support for the civil aviation sector. The visit is also expected to deepen trade and investment ties between the two countries.
Hardeep Puri meets Brazil minister to expand trade and energy cooperation
Union Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri met with Brazil’s Vice President and Minister of Development, Industry, Trade and Services, Geraldo Alckmin, to discuss strengthening India-Brazil energy cooperation. The talks focused on bilateral trade in hydrocarbons, long-term crude supply contracts with Petrobras, and Indian investments of over $3.5 billion in Brazil’s upstream sector.
Sustainability to enhance agro-commercial opportunities between Brazil and India
On an official mission to India, Minister of Agriculture and Livestock, Carlos Fávaro, seeks to strengthen diplomatic relations and enhance ties of friendship between the countries through commercial and cooperation opportunities in the agricultural sector.
Poland imposes quarantine for travellers from Brazil, India and South Africa
"In the case of Brazil, India and South Africa, people travelling from these locations will automatically have to quarantine without the possibility of getting an exception due to a test," Adam Niedzielski told a news conference.
Google plans to pay publishers $1 billion over three years for their content
CEO Sundar Pichai said the new product called Google News Showcase will launch first in Germany, where it has signed up German newspapers including Der Spiegel, Stern, Die Zeit, and in Brazil with Folha de S.Paulo, Band and Infobae.
ABC News expands foreign bureaus to India, Brazil
ABC News is assigning seven reporters to new overseas posts in what the network division said is its largest expansion of foreign bureaus in two decades.
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