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Loans May Get Costlier from December; Relief During Festive Season

Loans are expected to become more expensive starting December, but relief is anticipated during the festive season. Additionally, the GDP is projected to reach an 8% growth rate, marking a significant economic milestone. This development impacts borrowing costs and economic growth forecasts for the near future.

Amar Business·

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Business

India's $315 Billion IT Industry Faces Structural Shift Due to AI

India's $315 billion IT industry is undergoing a structural shift as AI enhances productivity but pressures pricing, revenue, and entry-level hiring. Clients demand more output for less, while spending increasingly moves towards AI, cloud services, and in-house capabilities, reshaping the industry's economic dynamics.

Economic Times·

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Politics

Conspiracy Theory Targets Netanyahu After Flydubai Incident

After the Flydubai incident, several social media accounts quickly claimed it was a Jewish operation targeting Netanyahu. The first post suggesting a conspiracy theory appeared just 67 minutes after the plane sent an emergency signal. These claims spread rapidly, linking the event to political motives involving Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.

Aaj Tak·

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Politics

Maharashtra FDA Chief Tukaram Mundhe Called 'Rock Star' by NYT

Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe gained international attention when the New York Times called him a “Rock Star” for his work in food safety. Mundhe emphasized that good governance is about making a difference, not headlines, highlighting the importance of fair and consistent enforcement to build public trust. The NYT story praised his efforts in Maharashtra.

Hindustan Times·

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Politics

Flávio Bolsonaro Leads 2026 Brazil Election First Round

In Brazil's 2026 election first round, Flávio Bolsonaro, son of the jailed ex-president, secured 47% of the vote, surpassing incumbent Lula's 45%. With no candidate winning a majority, a run-off is scheduled for October 25. Lula faces a challenging battle to win a fourth term and solidify his legacy.

Mint·

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