As inflation bites, shoppers count every penny

Data sets show that pressure has been building up on consumers since the start of the year as the war disrupted energy supplies, pushing up prices of fuel and LPG cylinders. MUMBAI: Indians are counting every penny they are spending—blame it on price hikes and inflation. Consumers are becoming value-conscious, trimming budgets for non-essential spends…

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‘Yahan ke doctor completely shocked ho gaye jab maine unhe yeh baat Bharat ke healthcare system ke baare mein boli’: Indian doctor says European doctors were shocked to know about India’s quick access to cancer and other treatments |

How quickly can a patient see a specialist, get tests done and start treatment? According to one Indian doctor practising in Europe, the answer can look very different in India compared with his experience there.Dr Palak Bhatt, who describes himself as an oncologist on Instagram, recently shared a video about a conversation he had with…

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Motivational quote of the day by Zac Efron: ‘I learned to take myself a lot less seriously,’ a powerful life lesson on self-acceptance, perspective and personal growth |

Motivational quote of the day by Zac Efron: ‘I learned to take myself a lot less seriously,’ a powerful life lesson on self-acceptance, perspective and personal growth(Image Credit: @zacefron on Instagram) Growing up as a public figure makes it difficult to draw a line between who you are and the person everyone thinks you are….

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Arrows that rewrote history: How Ankita, Kirti and Kumkum gave their fathers’ faith a golden finish at Asian Games | Asian Games 2026 News

Asian Games 2026 – Archery – Recurve Women’s Team – Gold Medal – South Korea v India – Okazaki Central Park Multipurpose Square, Okazaki, Japan – October 2, 2026. India’s Ankita Bhakat in action NEW DELHI: A father sold cardboard sweet boxes in a tiny shop in Amravati. Another awoke at 4 am to deliver…

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Father got 3 bigha of land from Himachal government, but patta was never signed; why HC allowed married daughter’s inheritance appeal & what role Hindu Succession Act plays

The Hindu Succession Act, 1956, does not distinguish between married and unmarried Hindu daughters when determining inheritance rights. (Image for representative purpose only) You are allotted land by the state government under Nautor rules, but what happens after your death? Can your married daughter inherit it? In one such case, the court has ruled in…

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