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    FM Sitharaman acknowledges foreign investor anxiety, says she will consider voices seeking tax changes before Budget

    Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman acknowledged concerns from investors regarding potential tax changes to support equity markets. She emphasized that while taxation is vital, India's economic indicators remain robust and positive. Sitharaman highlighted the necessity for capital expenditure to sustain economic growth and fiscal prudence. On welfare, she noted significant improvements in access to essential services contributing to decreased poverty levels.

    Delhi's decades-long battle against air pollution: From dusty skies to AI-powered monitoring

    Delhi has faced significant air pollution issues, prompting numerous studies and legal actions over the decades. Interventions such as the shift to CNG buses and the implementation of the odd-even scheme aimed to reduce emissions. The Supreme Court and various agencies have consistently pushed for improved air quality regulations and monitoring. Recent technological advances include AI-powered cameras and additional air quality monitoring stations across the city.

    5 stocks with consistent score improvement and upside potential of up to 29% in 1 year, according to analysts

    Do not paint the whole market with one brush. Even in an extended fall like the current one, some parts of the economy still manage to hold up. And the surprise tends to come from the corner nobody was watching.

    Too old to feel guilty (Also, I have a chudail problem)

    Embracing guilty pleasures can lead to personal enjoyment without the burden of embarrassment. Social norms often pressure individuals into justifying their entertainment choices. The author describes watching Ganji Chudail videos as a source of amusement and relaxation. Participants in this culture often perform guilt and apologize for simple pleasures. Finding joy in leisure activities can provide much-needed relief from everyday stresses.

    Karachi's women delivery riders navigate traffic, stigma and the road to independence

    Four women in Karachi are taking to motorcycles for food delivery work to support their families. They have each faced personal challenges that motivated them to seek financial independence. The growing demand for home delivery has created opportunities for them within the city's busy landscape. Initiatives are emerging to help more women overcome transportation barriers in their professional lives.

    The Economic Times
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