From Messi’s $900M policy to Bolt’s sprint-risk math, elite athletes are insured like corporations. Inside the high-stakes world where injuries, brands, and data collide.
As per updated rules, statutory levies, including Securities Transaction Tax (STT), Commodities Transaction Tax (CTT), GST, stamp duty, SEBI fees, and exchange charges, will now be billed on actuals, separate from the base expense ratio (BER).
China adopted ultra-strict regulations like China 6NI (on par with Euro 6), phased out retired old, high-emission vehicles, and curbed car growth through license-plate lotteries and odd-even/weekday driving rules
Rare Diplomatic Gesture: Ethiopian PM Drives PM Modi Before Muscat Departure
PM Modi Gets More Than 50 Rounds Of Applause, Prolonged Standing Ovation In Ethiopia Parliament
R Mukundan, MD & CEO, Tata Chemicals discusses the friendly and positive business relationship between India and Oman, highlighting trade figures of approximately 10 billion growing at 19-20% year on year. The interviewee notes Oman's importance as a staging post for the Southeast Asia, South Asia, and East Africa corridor, citing ports like Duqm, Salalah, and Sohar. The discussion also covers the Tata Group's ecosystem in Oman, including services through TCS and trading relationships for materials. The speaker emphasizes the Prime Minister's push for strong relationships with the Middle East and the goal of 'Viksit Bharat'.
Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB) Member Anjani Kumar Tiwari discusses the impact of the new tariff order on fuel prices. Tiwari confirms that the rationalisation of tariffs will lead to a reduction in Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) and Piped Natural Gas (PNG) rates. He states, 'In my opinion, it should be around 2 to 3 rupees' in Delhi and similar amounts across the country. The regulator emphasises that 'the benefit of CNG is that the consumer will have to pass on the benefit of CNG' and that the board will maintain a record to ensure compliance.
Rahul Gandhi In Germany, Says Manufacturing On Decline In India, Questions ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing the Ethiopian Parliament, highlighted the growing depth of India–Ethiopia ties, noting that Indian companies are among the largest foreign investors in the country with investments exceeding $5 billion across sectors such as textiles, manufacturing, agriculture and healthcare, creating over 75,000 local jobs. PM Modi announced that India and Ethiopia have elevated their relationship to a strategic partnership, opening new avenues in technology, innovation, mining, clean energy and sustainability. Emphasising agriculture and digital transformation as shared priorities, he offered India’s expertise in climate-resilient farming and digital public infrastructure, including payments, welfare delivery and data centres, as Ethiopia advances its Digital Ethiopia 2025 strategy.
IPL 2026 rewrote auction economics as teams splurged on versatility, pace and potential, with Cameron Green headlining a list that signals a bold new valuation era.
Addressing concerns over multiple levies on vehicle owners, Nitin Gadkari clarified the government’s position on road taxes, fuel cess and toll charges. He explained that while infrastructure funding involves PPP, BOT and TOT models, accountability must be clearly understood. Gadkari stressed that the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways is responsible only for National Highways, not state, city or rural roads—despite frequent public criticism on social media. On quality issues, the minister underlined that the government has taken strict and corrective steps, including a new rule to blacklist non-performing contractors for two years. He reiterated that improving national highway quality remains a top priority, while misinformation often blurs the distinction between different road authorities.
Mr. Himmat Sandhu, Director, Stonewain India Pvt Ltd recalls winning the longest drive award at BT Golf previously and how the Golf Course is second home.
With inflation under control and CPI readings staying benign, the outlook for interest rates appears largely stable. According to market experts, while inflation may edge up from current low levels, it is unlikely to breach the comfort band set by the Reserve Bank of India. Most rate cuts are believed to be front-loaded, leaving limited scope for further easing. This suggests that interest rates could remain at current levels through the medium term, supporting economic stability without triggering fears of a deflationary spiral. While market forces may eventually push rates higher over the long run, the near-to-medium outlook points to a prolonged pause by the RBI, offering predictability for borrowers, investors, and businesses planning for the year ahead.
The government has clarified in Parliament that OTT platforms like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video are not regulated by the Central Board of Film Certification. Here's what we know
A bench of Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya and Justice Tushar Rao Gedela said the issue was already under consideration in another PIL and permitted the petitioner to intervene in the earlier case.
Police explained that a digital arrest scam involves fraudsters posing as police or other officials and threatening victims over phone or video calls, coercing them into transferring money online.
Under Parminder Chopra's able leadership, PFC has achieved great success, propelling her to the top of the BT MPW list.
Had the proposed fee been applicable during this period, it would have cost these companies hundreds of thousands of dollars per worker.
As part of this change, the unified tariff for Zone 1 has been fixed at Rs 54. This is lower than the earlier rates of Rs 80 and Rs 107 that applied to many regions.
India Today’s Manjeet was in conversation with Captain Dhirendra Bisht and Lieutenant Commander Prakhar Bhargava at INS Hansa in Goa, offering an inside look at the Indian Navy’s growing aviation strength. The officers explained how naval crews are trained to operate and maintain the advanced MH-60R Romeo helicopters, highlighting their state-of-the-art avionics, sensors and weapons. They detailed the helicopter’s role as the “eyes and ears” of the fleet, boosting anti-submarine warfare capabilities amid rising Chinese naval activity. The commissioning of a second squadron, they said, will significantly enhance India’s maritime security across the Indian Ocean Region.





