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Caught between two worlds: Bangladeshi students grapple with unrest back home and financial strain in India
Bangladeshi students studying in Delhi faced difficulties due to unrest in their home country. They were anxious about their families' safety, financial troubles, and struggled with communication disruptions. Students like Abu Obaidha Arin and Baibhav Majumdar requested university support and counseling to cope with their stressful situation.
India’s Nostradamus, who predicted date of World War 3, makes a forecast of India's fortune in 2025
Kushal Kumar, an experienced astrologer, is highly engaged on the well-known blogging site Medium, where he regularly shares forecasts about global events. Below are some of his predictions concerning our nation's prospects for 2025.
Bangladesh crisis: India's garment export orders likely to increase 10-20%
India's garment sector could see a 10-20% rise in export orders in the next 18 months amid Bangladesh's political unrest. This could bolster apparel exports by $2-3 billion annually. Exporters emphasize preparedness for potential trade shifts, especially with Bangladesh's expected LDC status change by 2027. Tiruppur anticipates a 10% order increase.
Short-term garment orders may shift to India due to turmoil in Bangladesh: Exporters
Indian exporters noted that Bangladesh's political unrest might temporarily redirect garment orders to India. Recently, Sheikh Hasina resigned amid protests, disrupting business activities. Exporters emphasized their empathy for Bangladesh and wished for a quick return to stability for normal business to resume.
Container shipping rates snap weeks of gains as restock rally fades, snarls ease
The Drewry World Container Index composite of eight major trade lanes dropped 2.2% to $5,806 for a 40-foot unit, snapping a 12-week-long advance, according to figures released Thursday.
5 world market themes for the week ahead
The upcoming week promises significant market activity with pressure on Joe Biden's election prospects, anticipation of a Fed rate cut, key Q2 earnings reports, an ECB meeting, and the unveiling of the UK legislative agenda by King Charles. Analysts and investors should brace for developments from the U.S., Europe, and China that could influence global markets.
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Badtime stories: Users wary of cognitive dissonance and emotional turmoil Instagram Stories put them through
In 2016, when Instagram launched Stories — a version of Snapchat’s offering with the same name — it was a gentler, kinder world. So, having “Stories [that] allow you to share everyday moments and grow closer to the people and interests you care about” — as Instagram describes the feature on its ‘About’ page — probably seemed harmless.
France elections 2024 results: French PM Gabriel Attal offers resignation. Is Paris heading for political turmoil?
France elections 2024 results projections have predicted bad news for President Emmanuel Macron’s centrist alliance and the far right as left coalition is in the pole position.
Trade routes in turmoil: Why Indian exports are piling up in Colombo and Singapore
About 75% of India's transshipped cargo is handled at ports outside India, and the major trade routes connecting India to various destinations, including Colombo, Singapore, and Port Klang, are currently experiencing strain.
Tech boom leads global markets through first half of 2024
The first half of 2024 was marked by soaring mega caps, political uncertainties, and remarkable movements in commodities and emerging markets. From Nvidia's market value surge to Japan's weakening yen and the rise of cryptocurrencies, the period reflected a mix of challenges and opportunities shaping the global economy.
Chief of Defence Staff Gen Anil Chauhan emphasizes adapting to new doctrines in the evolving geopolitical landscape for modern warfare challenges.
Kite-runners between wickets: Could this T20 cricket world cup be Afghanistan's 1983?
Riding on players who have made big in T20 leagues across the world, Afghanistan is now a force to reckon with. Players like Rashid, Nabi and spinner Noor Ahmad are permanent features of most franchise leagues, justifying Afghan international sporting prowess.
Pakistan cricketer Haris Rauf fights with fan in US. Watch the viral video of ugly quarrel here
Pakistan cricketer Haris Rauf was caught in a public altercation with a fan in the USA, captured in a viral video. The incident, amid Pakistan's disappointing T20 World Cup 2024 campaign, saw Rauf exchanging heated words with the fan over team performance issues. Despite his notable seven-wicket haul, Pakistan's early exit and internal instability under coach Gary Kirsten added to the team's challenges.
Will World War III start today or on June 29? Here's what 'Indian Nostradamus' predicts
Astrologer Kushal Kumar, known for accurate predictions, forecasts World War III to begin around June 18 or 29 based on Vedic astrology. Recent global tensions, including conflicts in Israel and Russia's military actions, add credibility to his prediction. Drawing comparisons to Nostradamus, Kumar aligns with the French astrologer's visions for 2024, including a "naval battle" involving a "red adversary," possibly China. While skepticism exists, Kumar's prophecy sparks debate on astrology's role in predicting global events.
Ships diverted from Red Sea send ripple effects across the globe
Supply chain managers paying for the services look to place order in advance as ships face extended journeys since they spend more time at anchor.
Iran's President dies in helicopter crash. What Baba Vanga had predicted?
Iran is mourning the tragic loss of President Ebrahim Raisi, Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, and other officials in a helicopter crash in northwest Iran. While initial reports suggest the crash was accidental, questions of foul play persist, though Israel denies involvement. The event has drawn global attention and speculation about its geopolitical impact, coinciding with reflections on Baba Vanga's predictions for 2024.
Violence in Kyrgyzstan: Why Indian and Pakistani students are being targeted in Bishkek
The Indian embassy in the Central Asian country has advised Indian students in Bishkek to remain indoors for their safety. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has urged Indian students to maintain regular communication with the embassy for updates and assistance.
CEA Nageswaran calls on industry to reciprocate deregulation efforts
Flagging reports of Indian automobiles failing safety standards, and of misleading labelling on food products, Chief economic adviser V Anantha Nageswaran said the industry has to make a compact with society as well.
Athiya Shetty's Instagram post sparks speculation amid KL Rahul-Sanjeev Goenka IPL controversy
Following the recent loss of the Lucknow Super Giants under KL Rahul's leadership to the Hyderabad Sun Risers, a video surfaced on social media depicting a tense interaction between team owner Sanjeev Goenka and Rahul. This incident sparked speculation regarding Rahul's future as captain, with many assuming that Goenka was reproaching him for the team's performance. Bollywood actress Athiya Shetty, Rahul's spouse, shared a cryptic message on Instagram
5 world market themes for the week ahead
Here's your week ahead primer in world markets from Yoruk Bahceli in Amsterdam, Lewis Krauskopf in New York, Kevin Buckland in Tokyo, and Dhara Ranasinghe and Amanda Cooper in London.
Rise of China and unsettled borders will be most formidable challenge for India: CDS Gen Anil Chauhan
Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan highlighted the unsettled borders with China as India's most formidable challenge, emphasizing the need for astute handling of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) at disputed borders. He underscored the importance of maintaining legitimacy on these borders and countering efforts to create new facts or narratives. General Chauhan also addressed the impact of technology denial regimes and rising fragility in India's immediate neighbourhood, stressing the need for collective action to address security challenges.
Trade turmoil sparks supply snarls in Europe’s biggest economies
In Germany, where the private sector contracted for a seventh straight month, the rate of decline in factory input costs was the weakest in nine months.
Connecting India with Europe: World’s most ambitious trade route stalls in Mideast turmoil
The Israel-Hamas war has halted progress on what’s known as the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor — a project touted last year by Washington and key allies that envisages building new rail links across the Arabian peninsula.
Red Sea turmoil sends economic shockwaves far and wide
With sailors demanding double pay and insurance rates skyrocketing, shipping lines are steering clear of a waterway that normally carries 12% of the world’s seaborne trade.
Explainer: Why is Germany's economy struggling in 2024?
Long-term structural problems surrounding Germany's workforce and infrastructure also remain unresolved. The International Monetary Fund predicts Germany will be the only G7 economy that shrank in 2023 and at 0.9%, growth is expected to remain well below the average of 1.4% for advanced economies in 2024.
Nature's Symphony Disrupted: UK's seasonal chaos amid climate change turmoil
As climate change disrupts traditional rhythms, the National Trust warns of dire consequences for UK ecosystems. Unprecedented seasonal shifts endanger plants, wildlife, and landscapes, causing havoc across the nation. From altered animal behaviors to threats against iconic species like oaks, this turmoil signifies a critical imbalance in nature's delicate dance. Amidst chaos, initiatives to restore rivers and foster resilience offer hope for a harmonious coexistence.
New skills that make today’s chief marketing officer armed and formidable
Jayita Roy, VP-HR, Adecco India, says in the ever-evolving landscape of marketing, the role of the CMO is undergoing a profound transformation. Taking a broad perspective, she says there are a handful of skills that usher in a new era of marketing prowess.
The long shadow of Steve Jobs looms over the turmoil at OpenAI
Until Friday, Altman was the CEO of OpenAI, the dominant artificial intelligence company. He promised AI would usher in humanity's first golden age even though it came from the same kind of inventors who thought there was a market for internet-connected toasters.
'Dhoni locked himself away, shed a tear after 18-run WC defeat.' Ravi Shastri rewinds to 2019 loss against Kiwis, says MSD was in inner turmoil
The former India coach went down memory lane to disclose the dressing room atmosphere after India suffered defeat at the hands of the Kiwis in 2019.
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