Sonia Gandhi's memoir gets new publisher
HarperCollins India has announced that it will publish Sonia Gandhi's memoir 'Belonging: A Journey of Love by Sonia Gandhi'. This comes after a report said that the deal between Penguin Random House India and Sonia to publish her memoir has fallen through. Reports said that the publisher backed out after Sonia refused "editorial changes" to the manuscript.
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07:42 pm Friday, 04 September 2026
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HarperCollins India has announced that it will publish Sonia Gandhi's memoir 'Belonging: A Journey of Love by Sonia Gandhi'. This comes after a report said that the deal between Penguin Random House India and Sonia to publish her memoir has fallen through. Reports said that the publisher backed out after Sonia refused "editorial changes" to the manuscript.
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Belgian PM's chocolate India Gate melts before reaching Modi
Belgian PM Bart De Wever, on a three-day visit to India, revealed he had planned to gift PM Modi a chocolate sculpture of India Gate, symbolising the shared WWI history of Indian soldiers who fought in Flanders. The sculpture melted during transit. De Wever promised to deliver a backup version from Belgium.
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Belgian PM Bart De Wever, on a three-day visit to India, revealed he had planned to gift PM Modi a chocolate sculpture of India Gate, symbolising the shared WWI history of Indian soldiers who fought in Flanders. The sculpture melted during transit. De Wever promised to deliver a backup version from Belgium.
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FATF flags India's shell firms, hawala in money laundering report
FATF's new report features two Indian case studies involving shell companies, fake trade documents, and illegal online gambling proceeds laundered via hawala and UPI mule accounts. Over 80% of reporting countries flagged informal money channels as key laundering tools. FATF President warned these networks are a 'serious risk multiplier' harming communities globally.
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FATF's new report features two Indian case studies involving shell companies, fake trade documents, and illegal online gambling proceeds laundered via hawala and UPI mule accounts. Over 80% of reporting countries flagged informal money channels as key laundering tools. FATF President warned these networks are a 'serious risk multiplier' harming communities globally.
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What are the 10 signs that you are poor despite earning well?
The 10 signs that a person is poor despite earning well include having no money left after monthly expenses, no emergency savings, expensive debt, missed bill payments and maxed-out credit cards, a report stated. Borrowing for basic needs, spending beyond income, impulse purchases, no insurance, and repeatedly selling assets to cover expenses are also signs suggesting that finances need attention.
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04:41 pm Friday, 04 September 2026
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The 10 signs that a person is poor despite earning well include having no money left after monthly expenses, no emergency savings, expensive debt, missed bill payments and maxed-out credit cards, a report stated. Borrowing for basic needs, spending beyond income, impulse purchases, no insurance, and repeatedly selling assets to cover expenses are also signs suggesting that finances need attention.
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NSE's ₹30,000-cr IPO gets SEBI nod, paves way for India's potential largest IPO
SEBI has cleared the National Stock Exchange's estimated ₹30,000-crore IPO, ending a decade-long delay in what could possibly be India's largest public offering. This issue will be entirely an offer-for-sale of around 14.89 crore shares, with no fresh capital raised. NSE's IPO could open on September 18, with listing expected around September 25, Economic Times reported, citing market sources.
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08:28 pm Friday, 04 September 2026
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SEBI has cleared the National Stock Exchange's estimated ₹30,000-crore IPO, ending a decade-long delay in what could possibly be India's largest public offering. This issue will be entirely an offer-for-sale of around 14.89 crore shares, with no fresh capital raised. NSE's IPO could open on September 18, with listing expected around September 25, Economic Times reported, citing market sources.
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Kashmiri diaspora holds 85-day sit-in outside Pak Consulate in UK
Kashmiri diaspora members continued their 85th consecutive day of sit-in outside Pakistan's Consulate in Bradford, UK, despite rain. Protesters demand international attention over alleged human rights violations in PoJK, including civilian detentions, electoral manipulation, and JAAC's ban. They appealed to the UK, UN, and global rights bodies to investigate.
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Kashmiri diaspora members continued their 85th consecutive day of sit-in outside Pakistan's Consulate in Bradford, UK, despite rain. Protesters demand international attention over alleged human rights violations in PoJK, including civilian detentions, electoral manipulation, and JAAC's ban. They appealed to the UK, UN, and global rights bodies to investigate.
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BYC alleges curfew in Turbat for TikToker VIP protocol
Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) alleged security forces imposed curfew-like restrictions in Turbat, Balochistan, to provide VIP protocol to TikTokers from Islamabad. Roads were closed for hours, affecting patients, doctors, and schoolchildren. Frontier Corps personnel allegedly threatened a doctor at gunpoint. Hospital staff boycotted duties in protest, demanding a transparent investigation.
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Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) alleged security forces imposed curfew-like restrictions in Turbat, Balochistan, to provide VIP protocol to TikTokers from Islamabad. Roads were closed for hours, affecting patients, doctors, and schoolchildren. Frontier Corps personnel allegedly threatened a doctor at gunpoint. Hospital staff boycotted duties in protest, demanding a transparent investigation.
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Pretorius breaks Dewald Brevis' record to become SA's youngest T20I centurion
South Africa's 20-year-old opener Lhuan-dre Pretorius smashed 101(53) in the sixth T20I against Namibia. With his maiden T20I century, he broke Dewald Brevis' record for youngest player to score T20I ton for South Africa, which the latter set in 2025 at age 22. France's Gustav Mckeon, who hit 109(61) against Switzerland in 2022 at age 18, is youngest T20I centurion.
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09:13 pm Friday, 04 September 2026
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South Africa's 20-year-old opener Lhuan-dre Pretorius smashed 101(53) in the sixth T20I against Namibia. With his maiden T20I century, he broke Dewald Brevis' record for youngest player to score T20I ton for South Africa, which the latter set in 2025 at age 22. France's Gustav Mckeon, who hit 109(61) against Switzerland in 2022 at age 18, is youngest T20I centurion.
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US Ambassador meets MedTech firms to boost India-US trade
US Ambassador Sergio Gor met leading American MedTech companies at the US Embassy in New Delhi to explore greater market opportunities in India's healthcare sector. Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said India will finalise its Bilateral Trade Agreement with the US only after Washington offers preferential tariffs over India's competitors.
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US Ambassador Sergio Gor met leading American MedTech companies at the US Embassy in New Delhi to explore greater market opportunities in India's healthcare sector. Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said India will finalise its Bilateral Trade Agreement with the US only after Washington offers preferential tariffs over India's competitors.
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