Clean homes, dirty streets: Two faces of our civic sense | India News

The Indian crisis of civic sense. NEW DELHI: Across India, behaviours such as littering, spitting, flouting queues, honking needlessly, encroaching on public spaces, and damaging shared property have become so routine that they often pass without notice.They are not merely behavioural glitches; they are embedded, inherited patterns. The problem is not just policy, enforcement, or…

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‘Incredible potential’: British Airways eyeing expansion in India, says COO; cites rising demand, growth of local carriers

British Airways is preparing to expand its India operations to tap into the country’s fast-growing aviation market and rising outbound travel demand, a senior airline executive said, citing the country’s “incredible potential”.The carrier, which has been flying to India for more than a century, currently operates 56 weekly flights from Indian cities to London —…

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‘Shadow fleet’: India imported 5.4 million tonnes of Russian oil, says CREA; Moscow relying on old tankers to dodge Western sanctions

India imported 5.4 million tonnes of Russian oil worth 2.1 billion euros between January and September 2025 aboard 30 vessels sailing under false flags, according to a report by the European think tank, Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA), released Thursday.The report identified India as the largest recipient of oil transported by…

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A long slide or a Trump trade-war twist! How India’s Rupee ended up as Asia’s worst currency this year – Explained

If India’s currency could speak, 2025 would probably be the year it asked for a vacation. A dollar that once cost less than four rupees at independence now buys more than 89, and is flirting with the dreaded 90 mark.“When the rupee slides it does affect the broader economy,” said Economist Arun Kumar, retired professor…

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Evening news wrap: Pak furious as UN questions 27th amendment; IAF launches big rescue op in Sri Lanka & more

Evening news wrap, Nov 30 Catch up on today’s key developments across politics, sports, business, and major global events. Pakistan rejected UN rights chief Volker Türk’s criticism of its 27th constitutional amendment, calling his remarks biased. In Sri Lanka, watch Chetak helicopters from INS Vikrant conduct search-and-rescue missions under Operation Sagar Bandhu. Meanwhile, the election…

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Bank holidays in December 2025: On what days will banks be closed? Check complete state-wise list

Banks across the country will observe several holidays in December 2025, as per the festive and regional holiday calendar issued by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). These holidays come in addition to the usual Sunday closures and the second and fourth Saturdays of the month. Banks will remain operational on the first, third, and…

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Gold outlook for the week: Yellow metal could once more be near record highs — what analysts have to say

Gold prices are expected to stay strong and may come close to historic highs in the coming week as market participants monitor crucial US data, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s speech and the RBI’s policy announcement, according to analysts.“Gold moves out of the consolidation range as investors focus on the manufacturing and services PMI data…

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Delhi: Police busts Pak-backed gangster-turned-terror module; nabs three terrorists | India News

NEW DELHI: Delhi police on Sunday arrested three terrorists after busting Pakistan-backed gangster-turned-terror module in the national capital.According to the special cell of Delhi police, the module was operational internationally and was spread across multiple states in India.According to the additional commissioner of police Pramod Kumar Kushwaha, the module had recently threw a hand grenade…

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