Billion dollar boom: Jefferies identifies six sectors driving ‘India’s New Industrial Revolution’

Jefferies has identified semiconductors, space, electronics, solar, aerospace and data centres as the top 6 themes. Global investment bank Jefferies, in its latest report ‘India’s New Industrial Revolution’, has highlighted sectors that are poised for growth due to a combination of India’s large domestic market, greater participation from private companies and continued government policy support.Jefferies…

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Suriya House: ‘Vishwanath and Sons’ star Suriya reveals why his 1,700 sq ft Mumbai home feels better than Chennai bungalow | Tamil Movie News

Tamil superstar Suriya who is gearing up for the release of his upcoming family drama ‘Vishwanath and Sons’, recently shared about his family’s life in Mumbai and why enjoys staying there. The actor and his wife Jyotika moved to Mumbai with their children, Diya and Dev, during the pandemic which was partly to keep Jyotika…

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Ben Stokes injury ‘so much worse than what you think’, reveals coach | Cricket News

England’s captain Ben Stokes (AP/PTI) Ben Stokes’ return to competitive cricket has been pushed back, with the England Test captain set to miss Durham County Cricket Club’s opening County Championship fixture against Kent County Cricket Club. The all-rounder is still recovering from a serious facial injury sustained earlier this year. England cricketer Ben Stokes suffered…

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James Cameron congratulates team ‘Avengers: Endgame’ as Marvel blockbuster overtakes ‘Avatar’ to reclaim box office crown |

Filmmaker James Cameron has congratulated Marvel and the Russo Brothers after ‘Avengers: Endgame’ reclaimed the title of the highest-grossing film of all time, officially surpassing ‘Avatar’ post its theatrical re-release.Cameron shared official artwork celebrating the box-office milestone, featuring Iron Man among the Na’vi people from ‘Avatar’. His congratulatory message read, “You are one of the…

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You’re drinking water, but is your body actually using it? Doctor explains hidden hydration mistakes

Water alone cannot do the job. The body needs electrolytes, especially sodium and potassium, to move water into cells and keep it there. Dr Subhasish Mazumder, Senior Director – Gastroenterology, Max Super Speciality Hospital, Vaishali, explains it simply, “Most people think that just drinking more water will keep them hydrated. However, hydration is not just…

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India-Us Trade Negotiations: India should avoid early trade concessions to US, test Washington’s resolve: SBI Ecowrap

The report argues that the US has increasingly adopted a negotiation strategy built around uncertainty (Representative image) India should avoid making early concessions in its ongoing trade negotiations with the United States and instead remain patient as Washington’s bargaining position evolves, according to the latest SBI Ecowrap report.The report argues that the US administration has…

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Jigar Naik First Iitian From Odisha’S Village: Jigar Naik set to become this Odisha village’s first IITian; before that, his mother had to win a much harder battle

Jigar Naik with his mother Apoorva Naik. (Image Courtesy: Dainik Bhaskar) Every time Apoorva Naik sat down at her sewing machine, she wasn’t just stitching clothes. She was stitching together hope. That machine became her family’s lifeline, paying school fees, covering daily expenses, and keeping alive a dream that once seemed out of reach. Today,…

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Kolkata parents kept their 12-year-old twins away from school to escape the ‘rat race’: How unschooling became their way of learning

Image credit: instagram.com/calcuttaunschoolers/ For most parents, school is one of the first big decisions of childhood. For Iftekhar and Shaheera, it was a decision they chose to step away from. Their 12-year-old twins, Isa and Sheherazad, have never attended a conventional school. Instead, their parents have built learning around travel, conversations, books, tutors, family and…

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