Historian Daniel Walker Howe, Pulitzer Winner, Dies at 88
Daniel Walker Howe, Pulitzer Prize-winning historian known for 'What Hath God Wrought,' passes away at 88. Explore his legacy and contributions to American history.
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AI Not Causing Mass Layoffs, Says Oxford Economics Report
New research challenges the narrative that AI is driving large-scale job losses. The real culprits are weaker demand and post-pandemic adjustments. Read the full analysis.
OUP Apologises to Shivaji Descendant for 2003 Book Content
Oxford University Press issues a formal apology to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's descendant for publishing unverified content in a 2003 book. The publisher has withdrawn the book and pledged vigilance.
Oxford University Press Apologises for Shivaji Book Remarks
Oxford University Press India issues a public apology for unverified statements in a 2003 book on Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, following a Bombay High Court order. Read the full story.
OUP Apologizes for Unverified Statements in Shivaji Book
Oxford University Press India tenders a public apology to Chhatrapati Udayanraje Bhosale for unverified content in a 2003 book, following a Bombay High Court directive. Read the full story.
Oxford University Press Apologises Over Shivaji Book
Oxford University Press India has issued an apology for unverified statements in its 2003 book 'Shivaji: Hindu King in Islamic India'. The publisher acknowledged errors on specific pages.
Jobs Data This Week to Shape Fed's Interest Rate Decision
A crucial week of US jobs data, including ADP and JOLTS reports, will influence the Federal Reserve's upcoming interest rate decision. Markets await signals on labour market strength. Stay updated.
OUP Apologizes for James Laine's Shivaji Book After HC Order
Oxford University Press issues public apology for 'unverified statements' in James Laine's 2003 book on Shivaji Maharaj, following Bombay High Court directive. Read the full story.
IIM Mumbai, TalentSprint launch PG diplomas for finance, policy pros
IIM Mumbai partners with TalentSprint to offer PG Diplomas in Financial Economics & Public Policy Management. These 45-credit programs address India's growing need for professionals skilled in data, governance, and markets. Apply now to future-proof your
Pune Public Policy Festival returns Jan 9-10
The Pune Public Policy Festival is back at Gokhale Institute on Jan 9-10, 2026, exploring 'Decoding Technology and Society'. Discover insights on tech's role in India's global future. Read more!
Pune: The Oxford of the East - History & Legacy
Discover why Pune earned the title 'Oxford of the East.' Explore its history, iconic institutions, and the vibrant student culture that shapes India's thinkers and leaders. Dive into the legacy!
India's R&D, Mineral Neglect Led to Pax Silica Exclusion
India's exclusion from the US-led Pax Silica initiative highlights decades of underinvestment in R&D and mineral exploration. To be a global player, India must urgently boost innovation and unlock its buried mineral wealth. Read the analysis.
Delhi Govt Subsidies Form 35% of Budgetary Expenditure
A new report reveals subsidies for electricity, water, and women's bus travel consume over a third of Delhi's budget. Revenue receipts are projected to surge by 43.57% by 2025-26. Explore the detailed fiscal analysis.
Nobel Economist Calls Bitcoin a Pure Bubble, Warns on Stablecoins
Nobel laureate Jean Tirole analyzes crypto's risks vs innovation. Are Bitcoin & stablecoins a threat to India's financial system? Key insights on GENIUS Act & future of digital money.
RBI Report: Strong Economic Growth, Healthy Banks
The Reserve Bank of India's Financial Stability Report projects sustained strong growth for the Indian economy and highlights the sound health of commercial banks. Read the full analysis.
RBI: Banking Sector Resilient, NPA at Multi-Decade Low
RBI's latest report reveals robust health of Indian banking sector with 11.2% balance sheet growth, sustained profitability, and gross NPA ratio falling to 2.2%. Read the full analysis.
Indian Student Questions Pakistan on Minority Rights at Oxford
Indian scholar Devarchan Banerjee countered Pakistan's narrative at Oxford Union, highlighting India's democratic processes and questioning minority rights in Pakistan. Watch the viral debate.
VCs Pour Funds into India's $60B Home Services Market
India's home services market, valued at $60B, sees a VC rush. But startups like Snabbit & Pronto struggle with differentiation & high costs. Can they crack unit economics?
Ranchi Educational Institutions Celebrate Christmas with Fervour
Schools and a university in Ranchi celebrated Christmas with carols, plays on Jesus's birth, and Santa visits, spreading messages of peace, love, and service. Read about the festive events.
Indian Student Wrote Pakistani Rival's Oxford Speech
An Oxford Union debate video goes viral as Indian student Viraansh Bhanushali reveals he wrote the speech for Pakistani president Moosa Harraj. Watch the controversy unfold.
Oxford Student's Viral Speech on India-Pakistan Policy
Mumbai law student Viraansh Bhanushali's clear, personal speech at the Oxford Union on India's security stance towards Pakistan goes viral. Discover his key arguments.
DU PG Economics Gender Syllabus Revised After Objections
Delhi University's 'Economics of Gender' elective faces revision after committee members argue topics like domestic violence are 'ideologically loaded' and not core to economics. Read the full story.
Student Debunks Pakistan's Nuclear Deterrence Claim at Oxford
Siddhant Nagrath's viral Oxford Union speech argues Pakistan's nukes are tools for escalation, not peace, reigniting the global deterrence debate. Read the full analysis.
Dr. Arpit Chopra's Jain Therapy Praised at Oxford University
Dr. Arpit Chopra's unique Jain treatment methodology, focusing on non-violence and holistic healing, receives recognition at Oxford University. Discover how this Indian approach is making global waves.
Yale University faculty heavily skewed towards Democrats: Report
A new report reveals a stark political imbalance at Yale University, with over 82% of faculty leaning Democratic. Explore the implications for intellectual diversity and free speech on campus.
Indian Student Debunks Pak's Kashmir Narrative at Oxford
Indian student Kautilya Pandit delivered a scathing critique of Pakistan's Kashmir claims at the Oxford Union, highlighting the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits and mocking its military record. Read the full viral speech.
Man gets 5 years for biting off finger at friend's wedding
Daniel Peasnell sentenced to five years in prison after a violent, alcohol-fueled outburst at his best friend's wedding left a guest with a partially amputated finger. Read the shocking details.
India GDP Growth 6.6% in 2026: Mastercard Outlook
Mastercard Economics Institute forecasts India's GDP growth at 6.6% in 2026, with inflation rising to 4.2%. Digitisation and demographics to keep India among fastest-growing major economies.
Book Review: All Souls - Oxford, Adultery, and Male Loneliness
Saudha Kasim reviews 'All Souls,' a campus novel that reveals itself as a profound ghost story exploring male loneliness and infidelity at Oxford. Read the full analysis.
Pelicans vs Pacers: Injury Reports & Predictions for Dec 20
New Orleans Pelicans host Indiana Pacers on Dec 20. Get injury reports, starting lineups, game predictions, and where to watch this NBA clash. Can Pacers break road curse?
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