Khabar Standard

PM Modi, at Rashtriya Ekta Diwas, emphasized national unity and a uniform civil code while warning against ‘urban Naxals’ seeking to destabilize India. He highlighted efforts by internal and external forces to tarnish India’s growing global reputation. Modi’s comments come after UP CM Yogi Adityanath’s statement on unity endorsed by the RSS.

​ PM Modi, at Rashtriya Ekta Diwas, emphasized national unity and a uniform civil code while warning against ‘urban Naxals’ seeking to destabilize India. He highlighted efforts by internal and external forces to tarnish India’s growing global reputation. Modi’s comments come after UP CM Yogi Adityanath’s statement on unity endorsed by the RSS. PM Modi, at Rashtriya Ekta Diwas, emphasized national unity and a uniform civil code while warning against ‘urban Naxals’ seeking to destabilize India. He highlighted efforts by internal and external forces to tarnish India’s growing global reputation. Modi’s comments come after UP CM Yogi Adityanath’s statement on unity endorsed by the RSS. Read More

Israeli forces intercepted UAVs allegedly targeting the south, attributed to the Iran-supported Islamic Resistance of Iraq. This follows rocket attacks from Lebanon causing casualties in northern Israel. Israel retaliated with strikes in Beirut and broader Lebanon amid escalating conflicts with Hezbollah, Hamas, and Iran-backed groups.

​ Israeli forces intercepted UAVs allegedly targeting the south, attributed to the Iran-supported Islamic Resistance of Iraq. This follows rocket attacks from Lebanon causing casualties in northern Israel. Israel retaliated with strikes in Beirut and broader Lebanon amid escalating conflicts with Hezbollah, Hamas, and Iran-backed groups. Israeli forces intercepted UAVs allegedly targeting the south, attributed to the Iran-supported Islamic Resistance of Iraq. This follows rocket attacks from Lebanon causing casualties in northern Israel. Israel retaliated with strikes in Beirut and broader Lebanon amid escalating conflicts with Hezbollah, Hamas, and Iran-backed groups. Read More

At least 12 devotees sustained minor injuries after slipping on hills at Deviramma temple in Chikkamagaluru during heavy rain on Thursday. The annual festival drew hundreds of visitors despite the challenging weather. Authorities had taken safety measures, and all injured were safely rescued. The festival will conclude on November 3.

​ At least 12 devotees sustained minor injuries after slipping on hills at Deviramma temple in Chikkamagaluru during heavy rain on Thursday. The annual festival drew hundreds of visitors despite the challenging weather. Authorities had taken safety measures, and all injured were safely rescued. The festival will conclude on November 3. At least 12 devotees sustained minor injuries after slipping on hills at Deviramma temple in Chikkamagaluru during heavy rain on Thursday. The annual festival drew hundreds of visitors despite the challenging weather. Authorities had taken safety measures, and all injured were safely rescued. The festival will conclude on November 3. Read More

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon vehemently opposes several major US financial regulatory initiatives, arguing they could hinder innovation, increase consumer costs, and weaken the financial system. He specifically criticizes the Basel III endgame proposal, the Federal Reserve’s capital surcharge, and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s open banking rule.

​ JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon vehemently opposes several major US financial regulatory initiatives, arguing they could hinder innovation, increase consumer costs, and weaken the financial system. He specifically criticizes the Basel III endgame proposal, the Federal Reserve’s capital surcharge, and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s open banking rule. JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon vehemently opposes several major US financial regulatory initiatives, arguing they could hinder innovation, increase consumer costs, and weaken the financial system. He specifically criticizes the Basel III endgame proposal, the Federal Reserve’s capital surcharge, and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s open banking rule. Read More

On the IPL 2025 retention deadline, several prominent players, including Rishabh Pant, KL Rahul and Jos Buttler, were released by their teams. While Pant’s departure from Delhi Capitals is the most surprising, other notable omissions include Arshdeep Singh, Ishan Kishan and Shreyas Iyer. These players now move to the auction pool.

​ On the IPL 2025 retention deadline, several prominent players, including Rishabh Pant, KL Rahul and Jos Buttler, were released by their teams. While Pant’s departure from Delhi Capitals is the most surprising, other notable omissions include Arshdeep Singh, Ishan Kishan and Shreyas Iyer. These players now move to the auction pool. On the IPL 2025 retention deadline, several prominent players, including Rishabh Pant, KL Rahul and Jos Buttler, were released by their teams. While Pant’s departure from Delhi Capitals is the most surprising, other notable omissions include Arshdeep Singh, Ishan Kishan and Shreyas Iyer. These players now move to the auction pool. Read More

Bibek Debroy, a renowned economist and chairman of the Prime Minister’s economic advisory council, passed away at 69. He was celebrated for his contributions to economic theory, policy, and social equity advocacy. Debroy also led the Finance Ministry’s committee on infrastructure and framed strategic growth policies for India.

​ Bibek Debroy, a renowned economist and chairman of the Prime Minister’s economic advisory council, passed away at 69. He was celebrated for his contributions to economic theory, policy, and social equity advocacy. Debroy also led the Finance Ministry’s committee on infrastructure and framed strategic growth policies for India. Bibek Debroy, a renowned economist and chairman of the Prime Minister’s economic advisory council, passed away at 69. He was celebrated for his contributions to economic theory, policy, and social equity advocacy. Debroy also led the Finance Ministry’s committee on infrastructure and framed strategic growth policies for India. Read More

The stock market ended Samvat year 2080 on a negative note, but despite this, investors’ wealth in India surged to Rs 453 lakh crore, marking the year as the biggest wealth-creating period. Contributing factors included a stable government, strong macroeconomic fundamentals, and significant domestic fund inflows.

​ The stock market ended Samvat year 2080 on a negative note, but despite this, investors’ wealth in India surged to Rs 453 lakh crore, marking the year as the biggest wealth-creating period. Contributing factors included a stable government, strong macroeconomic fundamentals, and significant domestic fund inflows. The stock market ended Samvat year 2080 on a negative note, but despite this, investors’ wealth in India surged to Rs 453 lakh crore, marking the year as the biggest wealth-creating period. Contributing factors included a stable government, strong macroeconomic fundamentals, and significant domestic fund inflows. Read More