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President Donald Trump de Estados Unidos anunció a tarifa de 25 por ciento sobre productos de India a partir del 1 de agosto, al señalar India's elevados obstáculos comerciales, además de un "premio" adicional por India's persistentes relaciones de energía y defensa con Russia. Donald Trump criticized India's aprovisionamiento de military y petróleo de Russia, argumentando que esto ha facilitado a Moscow el mantenimiento de la guerra en Ukraine. In a strongly worded statement, Donald Trump justified the 25 per cent tariff on India, saying while India is a “friend”, it has imposed some of the “highest tariffs” on the United States and maintained “obnoxious” non-monetary trade barriers. Along with the 25 per cent tariff, India will also face an additional “penalty” for buying Russian oil. He, however, did not specify the percentage of the additional penalty the US would be imposing on India. The 25 per cent tariff on India will kick in on Friday, Donald Trump posted...

The man reportedly took the woman to a lodge after allegedly promising to marry her. Hyderabad: A love story of a Hyderabad woman and a Karnataka man has ended in a rape case after she filed a complaint against the latter. The case was reportedly filed after the man refused to marry the woman. How Hyderabad woman’s love story began The woman, who is 26-year-old, met the man for the first time at a relative’s wedding. Later, they became friends. Soon their friendship turned into a relationship after the man proposed to the woman which she accepted. After entering into the relationship, they met on multiple occasions. The man, on July 22, reportedly took the woman to a lodge after allegedly promising to marry her. The woman alleged that the man raped her at the lodge. Man started avoiding The love story turned bitter when the Hyderabad woman started asking for marriage . After being asked multiple times, the man started avoiding her. He also refused to marry her. In an attempt to silenc...

Early signs of throat cancer: Most sore throats are just a temporary concern. These may be brought on by bad weather, pollution, or simply a strained voice. If it persists, though, it might indicate laryngeal or throat cancer. Keep an eye out for these symptoms and recognize the importance of prompt treatment. Many times, a sore throat is written off as a fleeting annoyance. Perhaps that extra cup of cold coffee or the weather allergies are to blame. But if a sore throat persists for weeks, there may be a serious problem. Oncologists say a chronic hoarse voice, trouble swallowing, or a persistent throatache could be early indicators of laryngeal or throat cancer. Many patients frequently arrive extremely late, ignoring the signs, according to Dr. Akshat Malik, principal and consultant in surgical oncology, head and neck, Math Hospital, Saket. According to him, throat cancer may damage the pharynx or other surrounding structures, whereas laryngeal cancer affects the voice box. A voice c...

Monday saw a fall in the stock benchmark indexes Sensex and Nifty due to negative trends in Asian markets, ongoing outflows of foreign funds, and significant selling at Kotak Mahindra Bank. At approximately 1:35 p.m., the broader Nifty slipped below the critical 24,700-mark to 24,668.35, down 168.65 points or 0.68 percent, while the Sensex slid 578.21 points or 0.71 percent to 80,884.88. Among the biggest laggards, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Bharat Electronics, Bharti Airtel, Titan, and Apollo Hospitals Enterprise saw intraday declines of up to 7%.

Clashes, now in their third day, broke out Saturday in the countries' coastal regions where they meet on the Gulf of Thailand, around 250 kilometres (160 miles) southwest of the main frontlines. US President Donald Trump said Saturday he was talking with the leaders of Cambodia and Thailand in a bid to end their border conflict that has left at least 33 people dead. "Just spoke to the Prime Minister of Cambodia relative to stopping the War with Thailand," Trump, who is on a visit to Scotland, said in a post on his Truth Social network. "I have just spoken to the Acting Prime Minister of Thailand, and it was a very good conversation," he said soon after in a new post. "Thailand, like Cambodia, wants to have an immediate Ceasefire, and PEACE," he added. "I am now going to relay that message back to the Prime Minister of Cambodia. After speaking to both Parties, Ceasefire, Peace, and Prosperity seems to be a natural. We will soon see!" Tensions ...

India's most underrated investment asset Some time ago, someone asked me what I considered the most underrated investment asset in India. It's the sort of question that could invite a dozen different answers, depending on your perspective. Depending on your perspective, you argue for practically anything. However, suppose one steps back and takes a wide-angle view of the entire savings landscape in India. In that case, there's only one possible answer: equity, and by extension, equity-backed mutual funds. This might sound counterintuitive, even illogical. After all, equity markets generate considerable noise in investment circles. The pink papers and the business channels are filled with stock analyses, market predictions, and trading strategies. Social media is full of tips, recommendations, and market commentary, good or bad. All in all, the equity markets seem anything but underrated or ignored. But here's the point that readers of this column probably don’t notice: ...