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13.03 / 01:35

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Asian equities rose Thursday after cooler-than-forecast US inflation helped Wall Street rebound from two days of heavy losses. Australian and Japanese shares rose and equity-index futures for US stocks climbed in early Asian trading, bolstering advances in the prior session. Even after Wednesday’s gains for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100, the first since Friday for the US benchmarks, they both remained over 3% lower this week. Hong Kong equity futures fell, tracking declines in an index of US-listed Chinese companies on Wednesday.

12.03 / 17:53

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trade balance and revive domestic manufacturing. This provides trading partners with a sense of Trump's threshold for domestic economic pain. Internally, too, business and consumer reaction to inflation are setting limits on Trump's agenda. Within the administration, there is resistance to Elon Musk's shock'n'awe-meets-slash 'n'burn spending cuts that have made Trump see reason on how far such 'economisation' can be pushed.

12.03 / 15:51

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Denmark. According to the poll results of the Greenland elections, released on Wednesday, the Demokraatit Party emerged victorious on 10 out of the 31 seats in the Inatsisartut parliament, gaining more than a three-fold increase in its legislative strength.

12.03 / 09:09

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obesity and weight-related health complications have become widespread concerns. As a result, there has been an upsurge in diet plans and exercise regimens, with countless fitness gurus and nutritionists offering solutions that promise swift weight loss. However, the desire to achieve and maintain an ideal weight is not a modern phenomenon. Throughout history, people—especially women—have grappled with societal expectations regarding body image. Nowhere has this pressure been more intense than in the modeling industry, where maintaining a lean and toned figure has often been considered a professional requirement.

12.03 / 06:29

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Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. There are two silver linings to the current stock slump for bullish investors. When the stock market drops, investors may feel like the sky is falling.

12.03 / 06:29

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Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Will 2025 go down in history with 1987 and 2008? At least one strategist with an impressive record thinks that could be the case. InvesTech Research’s Jim Stack has called more than his fair share of downturns.

11.03 / 20:09

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Emily Calandrelli, an aerospace engineer and science communicator, made history as the 100th woman to travel to space, soaring 62 miles above Earth aboard Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin New Shepard spacecraft. However, her groundbreaking achievement was overshadowed by online vitriol, forcing the company to delete footage of her incredible journey after sexist backlash flooded social media. Now, Calandrelli is reclaiming her narrative, releasing the deleted clips herself in a tell-all YouTube vlog, My Blue Origin Flight to Space. In it, she details the grueling preparations, the surreal experience of weightlessness, and how she fought to make this moment matter beyond the hateful noise.

11.03 / 12:16

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Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. For 38-year-old Delhi based Amit Mehra, stress had become an unshakable companion. As a senior executive at a multinational firm, his days were a blur of deadlines, meetings, and endless notifications.

11.03 / 10:29

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«Wow, Jennie’s manager is outright shading the other BLACKPINK members. Lol,» one user reportedly remarked. The review in question was overwhelmingly positive about Jennie’s latest solo album, Ruby, hailing it as not only the strongest effort from a BLACKPINK soloist but also one of the most remarkable individual releases in the K-pop industry. The critique particularly praised the album’s exceptional production, with contributions from renowned producers such as Dem Jointz, Mike Will Made It, and El Guincho.

11.03 / 10:19

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10.03 / 06:11

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«It is quite possible we may go through some bit of consolidation as we grapple with global macros, as we grapple with local macros, but post that we should be in a pretty much a sweet spot,» says Nilesh Shah, MD & CEO, Envision Capital. Is the market going to be a winner or not? Have we sold out enough? Nilesh Shah: Yes, India will remain a winner, be it sports or be it the Main Street or be it the Mint Street, India remains a long-term winner. Yes, there would be a bit of upheavals here and there. Like in sports, you lose one match or so, but ultimately what matters is winning the trophy, winning the tournament. I clearly believe India will continue to win this trophy of being the star in emerging markets.

09.03 / 17:15

markets Extreme Experts country Department Updates Climate change intensifies India’s heatwave crisis as El Nino looms, experts say

La Nina may not be sufficient to offset the rising temperatures in a warmer future. As India grapples with unusually high temperatures, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted an early and intense summer this year, with prolonged heatwaves. The country recently saw its warmest February since 1901, along with one of the driest winters in recent history, which has raised concerns about the ongoing climate crisis. Human-caused climate change is leading to a «new normal» of warmer winters and shorter springs. However, scientists emphasize that annual weather patterns, known as «year-to-year variability,» still play a crucial role in influencing seasonal conditions.

09.03 / 15:37

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Can I Get a Witness?? is a new sci-fi film directed by Ann Marie Fleming. The story highlights the impact of extreme policies to protect the environment. The film features Sandra Oh, Keira Jang, and Joel Oulette. It premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in September 2024 and will be released in Canada and the U.S. soon.

09.03 / 08:43

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Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Imagine a world full of basketball-sized “Orbs" that stare deep into our eyes, capturing the unique pattern of our irises.

09.03 / 07:55

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Climate change is growing stronger and more robust, and the cooling, counter effects of La Nina may not be effective in a warmer future, climate scientists said, assessing current heat trends seen in large parts of the country. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted an early summer this year, with above normal temperatures and intense, long heatwave spells. The country experienced its warmest February since 1901, with the fifth lowest rainfall since 2001, it said. While human-caused climate change is increasingly driving a 'new normal' marked by a warmer winter and shorter spring, scientists also draw attention to the yearly changes in weather patterns, termed 'year-to-year variability'.

09.03 / 07:55

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Union minister Jitendra Singh on Sunday pointed to the involvement of terrorists in the killing of three civilians in a remote area in Billawar tehsil of Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua district. The killings have sparked protest and a shutodwn in the area. The bodies of Varun Singh, 15, and his uncles Yogesh Singh, 32, and Darshan Singh, 40, were found in Ishu nullah in the remote Malhar area in the higher reaches of the district on Saturday. The minister said the killings were a matter of great concern.

09.03 / 05:59

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Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. ‘Climate Change & You’ is a fortnightly newsletter by Bibek Bhattacharya and Sayantan Bera. Subscribe to Mint's newsletters to get them directly in your email inbox. Dear reader, One of the first things that Donald Trump did when he became president was to withdraw the US from the 2015 Paris climate agreement.

08.03 / 06:19

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Nari Shakti in the Armed Forces, Col Ponung Doming is commanding the highest task force of the Border Roads Organisation and has set the highest standards, inspiring woman to be a part of the coveted group. In a post on X, the Ministry of Defence, Government of India, said, «Meet Col Ponung Doming, the first woman officer to command the world's highest Border Task Force, stationed above 15,000 feet in the Northern sector. A true trailblazer in the Indian Army, her leadership at such an extreme altitude is a testament to the unwavering strength, resilience, and growing role of women in the #ArmedForces.» «Her journey inspires countless young women to dream big and serve the #nation with pride,» the Ministry of Defence further said.

07.03 / 08:19

markets Extreme Manufacturing Analysis Trade Experts 2020 Nifty valuations at multi-year lows, can fall further in worst-case scenario: Ventura

Nifty 50’s forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio has fallen to multi-year lows, as the ongoing market selloff pushes valuations down sharply. The benchmark index’s P/E for 2025 and 2026 now stands at 18.5x and 16.2x, respectively, marking a significant compression in valuation multiples, brokerage Ventura noted. Historically, Nifty’s forward P/E has seen sharper declines during past market crises, including the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) of 2008 and the COVID 19-induced crash of 2020, when valuations dropped to 10.5x and 15x, respectively. The brokerage warned that if corrective mechanisms are not put in place, the current downturn could mirror past collapses.

05.03 / 11:37

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Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Someone once said, “Investing during a crisis is overrated, while investing during confusing times is underrated." The idea of making a fortune by investing at the bottom of a crisis is often glorified, fostering the belief that wealth is built by timing market downturns with precision. Stories of investors who seized opportunities during market collapses create the illusion that waiting for the next major crisis—and deploying capital at exactly the right moment—is the key to success.

05.03 / 09:19

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Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Wednesday assured the home guards that they can approach her directly with their grievances, emphasizing that no mediator is required to communicate with her. Gupta made the remarks while meeting a group of home guards, who claimed that they had not received their salaries for the past five months. The home guards deployed as bus marshals in Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) buses for women's safety also said that some of them had not been paid since Diwali last year. «If somebody wants to talk then come directly to me, no one requires any kind of mediator,» she said.

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