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    Renewables helped India save over $100 billion in fuel imports since 2011: IEA

    India's expansion of renewable energy capacity has helped the country avoid more than USD 100 billion in coal and natural gas import costs between 2011 and 2025, highlighting the economic and energy security benefits of generating more electricity domestically, according to a report by the International Energy Agency (IEA).

    'Buying the cheapest option isn’t always the cheapest decision': CA warns about 7 spending habits that prevent wealth creation

    CA Nitin Kaushik explained why people earning the same salary can have different financial positions. He identified seven habits that prevent wealth creation, including impulse buying, lifestyle inflation, ignoring bank statements, delayed savings, credit card misuse, choosing cheap products and overspending on others. He advised tracking expenses, prioritising savings and building an emergency fund.

    Credit guarantee fund for small units extended by five years

    The Union Cabinet has approved a five-year extension for the Credit Guarantee Fund for Micro Units and the Stand-Up India scheme. An allocation of ₹5,000 crore will support micro units, while ₹4,111 crore funds will assist Stand-Up India initiatives. The Cabinet also approved an 8.5 km extension of the Noida-Greater Noida Metro corridor to improve connectivity. Eligible borrowers can access loans for new enterprises to promote economic growth and entrepreneurship.

    Protect Sheikh Hasina if she returns to Dhaka: UK leaders to govt

    Six British politicians have asked the UK government to seek assurances from Bangladesh that former prime minister Sheikh Hasina will not be executed if she returns to the country in December. They have also called for an independent review of the legal proceedings that led to her death sentence for crimes against humanity.

    Horoscope Today, November 12, 2026: Libra Questions a Commitment, Scorpio Revisits the Past and Sagittarius Looks for Answers

    Today highlights resource management, personal leadership, and behind-the-scenes research. Libra sees a 2nd house focus, urging financial administration and sweet speech; Scorpio experiences a 1st house transit in their sign, elevating personal authority, magnetism, and self-confidence; and Sagittarius sees a 12th house transit, favoring quiet planning, remote work, and careful budget management.

    USDA SNAP rule change: 6.3 million Americans face food stamp cuts as $44 billion savings plan targets 46 states; could children also lose automatic free school meals?

    The USDA wants to end a food stamp eligibility rule that could leave 6.3 million Americans without SNAP benefits. The proposed change targets 3.2 million households across 46 states and could save the federal government more than $44 billion from 2027 to 2031. But the impact goes beyond food aid, as millions of families could also lose automatic access to free school meals.

    The Economic Times
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