India Economic Growth: Finance ministry projects 7.3% Q2 growth as economy maintains momentum

India’s growth momentum holds as finance ministry sees 7.3% Q2 expansion (representative image) India’s economy is estimated to have grown 7.3% in the September quarter of the current financial year, slowing from the 7.8% expansion recorded in the April-June period, according to the finance ministry’s latest Monthly Economic Review released on Thursday.The ministry said the…

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Father owned a £1.25 million Yorkshire property; daughter claimed part after his death, but court ruled in favour of his widow | World News

Representative Image of a sprawling Yorkshire farm symbolizing the contentious family property at the center of the case (AI Generated Image) A daughter’s attempt to claim part of her late father’s £1.25 million Yorkshire property has failed, after the High Court rejected her claims under his will, the doctrine of proprietary estoppel and the Inheritance…

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In 2026, Kylian Mbappé worked with Hublot on a limited-edition luxury watch restricted to 200 pieces, extending his business interests beyond football | International Sports News

Hublot Kylian Mbappé (Via Hublot) Kylian Mbappé now has a watch with his name on it. Hublot launched the Big Bang Reloaded Kylian Mbappé at Watches & Wonders in Geneva in April 2026, and only 200 pieces will ever exist. It is the first limited edition the Swiss brand has built around the France captain,…

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Few responsibilities in a civilised society are as profound as that entrusted to a doctor, says SC, while cancelling Ramesh Mhatre’s bail | Mumbai News

The SC order available on Thursday extended the deadline to complete the trial. MUMBAI: “The legitimacy of public authority ultimately rests not upon the power to command, but upon the obligation to remain within the bounds of law and serve the nation. It is this distinction that must remain inviolable in a constitutional democracy,” the…

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PM Modi urges UPSC to test aspirants’ motivation for joining civil services, not just academic knowledge | India News

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses the UPSC centenary celebration at Bharat Mandapam, in New Delhi on Thursday. NEW DELHI: Emphasising that the purpose of recruitment for govt jobs should be to bring people into public service rather than public office, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday asked recruitment agencies like Union Public Service Commission (UPSC)…

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