Current account deficit widens to $13.2bn in Q3

India’s external accounts have deteriorated modestly, though less than expected. Data released by the RBI showed that the current account deficit (CAD) widened to $13.2 billion or 1.3% of GDP, in Dec quarter of FY26 from $11.3 billion (1.1% of GDP) a year earlier.The slippage was driven largely by merchandise trade, as exports to the…

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Priyanka Chopra calls for peace and triumph of good as she sends wishes on Holika Dahan amid Middle East tensions | Hindi Movie News

Amidst global unrest and flight cancellations stranding many, Priyanka Chopra shared a message of hope on Holi. She posted a picture of the Holika Dahan fire, reflecting on the world’s challenges and wishing for peace, emphasizing the triumph of good over evil. The actress is also gearing up for upcoming projects like ‘The Bluff’ and…

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Zimbabwe national cricket team still stranded in India as Middle East airspace closure disrupts post-T20 World Cup travel | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: Zimbabwe’s return from the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup has been delayed after airspace closures across parts of West Asia disrupted their travel plans from India.Zimbabwe Cricket confirmed on Monday that the squad remains in Delhi, adding that all players and support staff are safe while fresh arrangements are being made. Team India…

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Derleya Alves Death News: Brazilian influencer Derleya Alves passes away at 26 after an alleged cosmetic procedure – Report |

At just 26, Brazilian influencer Derleya Alves has sadly lost her life due to complications arising from cosmetic surgery. After undergoing breast augmentation, she began suffering intense abdominal pain, which led to her hospitalization. Despite undergoing several operations, including ovary removal and intestinal repair, doctors are now examining whether a congenital intestinal abnormality may have…

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Supreme Court: Homebuyers cannot be forced to accept flats without occupancy certificate; builder clauses can’t override consumer rights

The homebuyers also pointed out that possession in one case was accepted only due to urgent need. (AI image) In a significant judgment reaffirming consumer protection in housing disputes, the Supreme Court has held that homebuyers cannot be compelled to accept possession of flats without an Occupancy Certificate and that contractual clauses limiting compensation cannot…

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