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Oil shock fears overdone, India can grow above 8%: Neelkanth Mishra

India’s economic growth remains resilient and concerns that higher crude oil prices could significantly derail the economy are overstated, according to Neelkanth Mishra, India’s newly appointed Executive Director at the World Bank.In an interview with ANI, Mishra said India is better positioned than many other energy-importing economies to absorb elevated oil prices without suffering major…

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Mahesh Babu’s demeanour is as iconic as his films: 4 personality traits that make him a mega star |

Mahesh Babu’s enduring success in Indian cinema stems from his authentic persona, not just his acting. His calm demeanor, unwavering commitment to family, and consciously guarded private life set him apart. This discipline is evident in his dedicated work ethic and consistent evolution as an artist, earning him immense respect and a powerful star status….

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Madonna and her beau Akeem Morris spotted in a rare outing after Times Square event |

Veteran pop star Madonna recently turned the famous Times Square area into her own musical venue as she held a surprise, pop-up concert there recently. Following the event, Madonna was spotted attending the ‘Madonna in Conversation + Film Premiere: Confessions II’ event to celebrate her upcoming album. Interestingly, she wasn’t alone. Madonna was spotted with…

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The rise of Mohammad Saleem Safi: Quit cricket at 16, impressed Pakistan’s Rana Naved-ul-Hasan with pace, now bags 6/140 vs India | Cricket News

Afghanistan’s Mohammad Saleem, left, looks heavenwards, after taking five wickets. (AP Photo) TimesofIndia.com in Mullanpur: Three years ago, when Rana Naved-ul-Hasan arrived at Afghanistan’s high-performance centre in Kabul as bowling coach, one young fast bowler immediately grabbed his attention. Mohammad Saleem Safi, a lanky pacer from Baghlan province, was bowling with genuine pace and troubling…

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World’s most unusual borders that feel stranger than fiction; what travellers need to know

The list of unusual borders would be complete without Vatican City. Spread across 44 hectares, it is the world’s smallest independent country. The country is surrounded by Rome. Despite being enclosed by Italy, Vatican City has its own government, security and citizenship. Millions of travellers visit every year, often crossing an international border without even…

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