Rupee’s spectacular fall: Why RBI isn’t targeting a price band, but inflation — the ‘Impossible Trilemma’ explained

In early December 2025, the Indian rupee reached a key milestone when it surpassed Rs 90 per dollar for the first time. The rupee had been falling steadily throughout the year, as foreign investors sold off Indian stocks and US tariffs made Indian exports less competitive.However, on December 5, 2025, Reserve Bank of India Governor…

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Trump-era Ed Dept layoffs reversed: Here’s why staff still fear job security and workflow disruption

US Department of Education layoffs reversed but employees remain uncertain about future operations. (AP Photo) The reopening of the federal government has allowed hundreds of US Department of Education staff to return to work after being issued layoff notices earlier this year. The department reinstated 465 employees who had been targeted in early October as…

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A simple “Yes, I do”: IAS and IPS officers’ in Telangana ditch lavish ceremonies, choose a minimalistic wedding instead– Here’s their story |

In India, a wedding is not just between a couple but between two families. And most people are often obsessed with the idea of big-fat-Indian weddings. But contradicting this, two amazing people – IAS officer Srikanth Reddy and IPS officer Sheshadrini Reddy, choose to let their love shine over extravagant wedding celebrations by hosting a…

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‘Age-old civilizational ties’: PM Modi begins three-nation tour to Jordan, Ethiopia and Oman; what’s on agenda | India News

NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday departed from Delhi on a three-nation tour to Jordan, Ethiopia, and Oman, nations with which India shares “age-old civilizational ties” and strong bilateral relations.The visit to Jordan coincides with the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the two countries, a milestone expected to strengthen bilateral engagement further.“I…

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