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After Sindoor blow, Asim Munir cries terror wolf again, says ‘what India calls terrorism is a legitimate struggle’

After Sindoor blow, Asim Munir cries terror wolf again, says ‘what India calls terrorism is a legitimate struggle’

Pakistan’s military leadership gathered for the 71st Corps Commanders’ Conference in Rawalpindi, aiming to project unity and resolve. On paper, they did. But look closer and the story feels stuck. Chief of Army Staff General Asim Munir claimed...

500% Russian oil tariff on India? There's more to Trump's latest declaration than meets the eye

500% Russian oil tariff on India? There's more to Trump's latest declaration than meets the eye

The Sanctioning Russia Act of 2025, a bold and controversial bipartisan bill introduced by Senators Lindsey Graham (Republican) and Richard Blumenthal (Democrat), seeks to radically escalate US pressure on countries that continue to buy Russian...

Eat these 6 foods to keep your kidneys healthy

Eat these 6 foods to keep your kidneys healthy

High in pectin, fiber, and antioxidants, apples help regulate blood sugar and cholesterol levels—both of which are important for long-term kidney health. Plus, apples are hydrating and easy on the digestive system.

Caught between India and China, will Beijing’s ‘SAARC alternative’ find support in South Asia?

Caught between India and China, will Beijing’s ‘SAARC alternative’ find support in South Asia?

China and Pakistan are reportedly trying to create a new regional bloc that can be an alternative to the increasingly dysfunctional South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC). India is likely to be excluded from the initiative. In a...

Trump’s tariff call on Brics exposes hypocrisy of dollar politics, says GTRI

Trump’s tariff call on Brics exposes hypocrisy of dollar politics, says GTRI

New Delhi: India should exercise caution before signing any trade agreement with the US, Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI) has warned, citing a series of aggressive US policy moves, including proposed tariffs and penalties, that reflect what...

India leads the world in fast payments thanks to UPI, says IMF

India leads the world in fast payments thanks to UPI, says IMF

India has become the global leader in fast digital payments, driven largely by the rapid adoption of the Unified Payments Interface (UPI), according to a recent Fintech Note released by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). UPI, an instant...

World Population Day: Youth of India hold key to ‘Viksit Bharat’

World Population Day is observed on July 11 every year. The idea to observe this particular day was inspired by the world population reaching the milestone figure of 5 billion on July 11, 1987. The noble aim of the UN behind observing this day is...

Jasprit Bumrah Breaks Kapil Dev’s Record of Most Away Five-Wicket Hauls by an Indian Bowler, Achieves Feat During IND vs ENG 3rd Test 2025

Jasprit Bumrah Breaks Kapil Dev’s Record of Most Away Five-Wicket Hauls by an Indian Bowler, Achieves Feat During IND vs ENG 3rd Test 2025

Jasprit Bumrah broke the legendary Kapil Dev's record with a sensational five-wicket haul on Day 2 of the IND vs ENG 3rd Test at the Lord's Cricket Ground on July 11. The premier pacer now has the most number of away five-wicket hauls by an Indian...

World’s first telerobotic weight loss surgery conducted in India with SSI Mantra

World’s first telerobotic weight loss surgery conducted in India with SSI Mantra

Science News The Mantra surgical robotics platform has been indigenously developed to provide affordable access to cutting-edge surgical robotics technology. The minimally invasive procedures enabled by surgical robots reduces occupancy and...

SubscriberWrites: What is the language of science?—reflection from multilingual India

SubscriberWrites: What is the language of science?—reflection from multilingual India

Thank you dear subscribers, we are overwhelmed with your response. Your Turn is a unique section from ThePrint featuring points of view from its subscribers. If you are a subscriber, have a point of view, please send it to us. If not, do subscribe...

Rush Hour: India revises US retaliatory tariffs, Bhagwat’s ‘retire at 75’ remark sparks row and more

Rush Hour: India revises US retaliatory tariffs, Bhagwat’s ‘retire at 75’ remark sparks row and more

We’re building a brand-new studio to bring you bold ground reports, sharp interviews, hard-hitting podcasts, explainers and more. Support Scroll’s studio fund today. India has proposed to double the retaliatory tariffs it plans to impose on the...

India's Used Car Market Set to Expand 8-10% This Year, Double New Car Growth Rate

India's Used Car Market Set to Expand 8-10% This Year, Double New Car Growth Rate

India's used car market is projected to grow 8-10% this fiscal year, reaching approximately 6 million units and expanding at more than twice the rate of new car sales, according to a new report by Crisil Ratings. The used car segment's market...

CoBank: Shrinking labor force threatens rural economic growth

CoBank: Shrinking labor force threatens rural economic growth

DAILY Bites A shrinking U.S. labor force driven by declining birth rates, lower immigration, and rising retirements is creating serious labor shortages, especially in rural areas. Economic pressure is mounting in agriculture, housing, and...

India at growing risk of gastric cancer: New WHO study projects 1.6 million cases

India at growing risk of gastric cancer: New WHO study projects 1.6 million cases

A recent study published in Nature Medicine by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), a specialised agency of the World Health Organization (WHO), has issued a stark warning: the world is facing a significant surge in gastric...

Commentary: Cheap drugs from Canada can’t make America healthy

Commentary: Cheap drugs from Canada can’t make America healthy

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration just announced plans to help states and Indian tribes purchase certain prescription drugs from Canada, where brand-name medicines tend to be cheaper because the government caps their price. The new guidance is...

Indian Coast Guard rescues US yacht, two crew members near Andaman’s Indira Point

Indian Coast Guard rescues US yacht, two crew members near Andaman’s Indira Point

The Indian Coast Guard rescued a US yacht in distress and its two crew members after the sailing vessel got stranded in turbulent waters south-east of Indira Point in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, officials said on Friday. Indian Coast Guard...

How Indian wellness retreats are offering sleep therapy to fight insomnia

How Indian wellness retreats are offering sleep therapy to fight insomnia

It’s not that Nagdev, 36, is not making an effort. The Delhi resident has tried everything from indoor air quality monitors and earplugs to sleep trackers and calming music. He regularly goes to the gym, has changed the mattress, propped his...

Massive Job Shifts in India: 1,996 PG Teacher Vacancies in Tamil Nadu, 50,000 Railway Posts Coming, Over 1 Lakh Jobs…

Massive Job Shifts in India: 1,996 PG Teacher Vacancies in Tamil Nadu, 50,000 Railway Posts Coming, Over 1 Lakh Jobs…

As Tamil Nadu opens 1,996 PG teacher posts and Indian Railways gears up for 50,000 new hires, over 1 lakh employees face layoffs in India’s volatile job market. New Delhi, July 11, 2025 — In a mixed bag of career developments across India, job...

Gurnaik Johal's 'Saraswati': A complex debut that misses the mark on majoritarian politics

Gurnaik Johal's 'Saraswati': A complex debut that misses the mark on majoritarian politics

British-Asian writer Gurnaik Johal’s ambitious debut novel Saraswati begins with Satnam (a Punjabi Londoner), one of the novel’s main characters, staring at a well he has just inherited from his dead grandmother at their ancestral Punjab village....

Mumbai Metropolitan Region Sees 1st Dengue Death This Monsoon; Kalyan Man Succumbs To Illness At Private Hospital

Mumbai Metropolitan Region Sees 1st Dengue Death This Monsoon; Kalyan Man Succumbs To Illness At Private Hospital

Mumbai: A 31-year-old man from Kalyan, Vilas Mhatre, became the first confirmed casualty of dengue fever in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) this monsoon season. Mhatre, a resident of Beturkar Pada in Kalyan, died at a private hospital on...

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