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Updated : Jun 28, 2026

Europe in record heatwave grip but EU is rewriting the future of ACs. Here's why

Yet, even as demand for cooling reaches historic levels, the European Union is pressing ahead with one of its most ambitious climate regulations — gradually eliminating the very refrigerants that power most conventional air conditioning systems. 

Updated : Jun 28, 2026

Fancy going off-road in Ladakh? Here's where not to drive — or risk a hefty ₹50,000 fine

Acting on the directions of LG VK Saxena, the administration has begun prosecuting offenders under the Wildlife (Protection) Act. The Wildlife Department of Ladakh imposed a penalty of ₹50,000 each on four vehicles, taking the total fine to ₹2 lakh. 

Updated : Jun 28, 2026

'Stop romanticizing poverty-level...': Viral post on Gen Z & Indian parenting divides the internet

A viral social media post argues that Indian parents want their children to succeed but still expect them to go through the same hardships they once faced, sparking a debate online.

Updated : Jun 28, 2026

'My resignation was a call of conscience, not a legal matter': Ex-HDFC chairman Atanu Chakraborty

He said the underlying intent behind his sudden departure, emphasizing that it was never meant to trigger an external corporate investigation. Chakraborty argued that if the board meetings were conducted robustly, external lawyers could only perform basic compliance checks on the proceedings.

Updated : Jun 28, 2026

Pharma: Can India take advantage of a China+1 opportunity

India exports pharmaceuticals worth $30.5 billion annually but remains heavily dependent on China for raw materials. This is emerging as one of the biggest challenges facing the country's healthcare and manufacturing ambitions.

Updated : Jun 28, 2026

India's monsoon runs on a double engine: The hidden weather tag team deciding where the rain falls

The annual rainy season is often described as a single weather event, but meteorologists say it is more like a relay race. No single system is responsible for delivering rain across the country.

Updated : Jun 28, 2026

Why Orissa HC ordered SBI to pay ₹40 lakh to two former sweepers

The Orissa High Court said the two daily-wage sweepers had given their "sweat & blood" to SBI and were unlikely to find new jobs in the "AI era".

Updated : Jun 28, 2026

'Don't think that will ever happen': Prashant Kishor dismisses TMC-Congress merger buzz

'The TMC wasn't built overnight, and it won't disappear overnight either. The same applies to the Congress or the BJP,' says Prashant Kishor

Updated : Jun 28, 2026

PM Modi conferred Seychelles' 'Guardian of the Blue Horizon' honour

The award is the latest international recognition for PM Modi's work on climate action, sustainable development and green growth.

Updated : Jun 28, 2026

Europe's climate whiplash: Violent thunderstorms, lightning & hail follow record-breaking heat

Forecasters warn that Europe's weather crisis is not yet over. Several regions are expected to remain under intense heat in the coming days, while fresh disturbances moving across the continent could trigger additional thunderstorms wherever hot and cooler air masses collide. 

Updated : Jun 28, 2026

Dixon Technologies shares: Four factors why JM Financial upgraded the EMS stock 

Dixon Technologies share price target: JM Financial assigned a buy call on the Dixon stock with a price target of Rs 14,200 against the previous target of Rs 11,200.

Updated : Jun 28, 2026

Europe's heatwave is a great booster for this Chinese product. Here's why

The surge in demand comes as Europe experiences one of its hottest starts to summer on record.

Updated : Jun 28, 2026

IMD sounds twin alert: Severe heat wave in UP, extremely heavy rain in Northeast

Over the past 24 hours ending at 8:30 am, Phalodi in Rajasthan recorded the country's highest maximum temperature at 43.8°C

Updated : Jun 28, 2026

From engineers to product managers: Here's how much Anthropic pays, with salaries up to ₹13.02 crore

The disclosures come as Anthropic continues to expand its workforce amid reports that it could go public as early as this year.

Updated : Jun 28, 2026

Making India a Centre of excellence pilot training: Simaero CEO Nicolas Moute

India will need over 22,000 pilots by 2030. Pilot training is expensive and majority of airlines send their pilots abroad for training. Simaero to invest $100 million in India for training 5,000 pilots.

Updated : Jun 28, 2026

Anant Ambani visits Tirupati, donates hair at Lord Venkateswara temple

The Tirumala Venkateswara Temple, situated atop the seventh peak of the Seshachalam Hills, is among India's most revered Hindu shrines.

Updated : Jun 28, 2026

Forget ChatGPT? China's cheaper AI models are quietly taking over enterprise AI, says Jefferies

The global artificial intelligence race may be entering a new phase—one where the biggest competitive advantage is no longer superior performance but dramatically lower costs. According to Jefferies, China's latest AI model, GLM-5.2, could become a bigger threat to Western AI leaders than DeepSeek by reshaping the enterprise AI market.

Updated : Jun 28, 2026

Same 43°C temperature, different reality: Why Europe's heatwave is more deadly than India's

One of the biggest differences is geography. Much of Europe lies significantly farther north than India. During peak summer, many European cities experience 15-17 hours of daylight, allowing buildings, roads and pavements to absorb solar energy throughout the day. 

Updated : Jun 28, 2026

'Think of yourselves like stocks': WhatsApp chief Kunal Shah's advice for youth - what he means

Kunal Shah was asked what advice he would give to a 24- or 25-year-old navigating an uncertain job market and the rapid rise of AI

Updated : Jun 28, 2026

Coforge, KPIT Tech, Cyient among top IT stocks to buy for upto 44% upside amid AI recovery

Brokerage SMIFS has turned bullish on midcap IT stocks, naming Coforge, KPIT Technologies and Cyient as its top picks amid improving AI spending and order books.