Indian wines on international shelves: Shipments double from last year; Alphonso mangoes, jamun & other flavours in demand

India’s push into global wine markets is beginning to gain attention as fruit-based wines slowly find space alongside traditional grape labels overseas. As growth in domestic wine consumption remains muted, exporters are leaning on international demand to fuel expansion, ET reported. In the first seven months of the current financial year, wine shipments from India…

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CBSE Class 10 Math exam preparation 2026: Tips from faculty to score high and stop losing easy marks

Math anxiety is one of the few student fears that travels across classrooms, cities, and abilities. It appears in high-performing schools and ordinary ones, among confident students and quiet perfectionists alike. Unlike many subjects, Math does not test memory alone; it tests behaviour under pressure — the ability to hold a method steady, stay patient…

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Inside the Rothschild family war: A Swiss castle, billion-dollar art, and a bitter legal fight

A bitter dispute is unfolding between Baroness Ariane de Rothschild and her 93-year-old mother-in-law, Baroness Nadine de Rothschild, over a priceless private art collection. The conflict centers on the fate of treasures housed in a Swiss castle, with Nadine seeking to establish a public museum and Ariane questioning her decisions. A fairytale Swiss castle with…

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‘It was awful stuff’: Former cricket legend tears into modern batting after Boxing Day Test | Cricket News

Australia’s Steve Smith, watches a delivery from England’s Brydon Carse. (AP/PTI) Geoffrey Boycott did not treat England’s Boxing Day Test win as a fairytale moment. Instead, he presented it as a clear judgement on how the game is now played and, in his view, misplayed. Writing in The Telegraph, Boycott dismissed any suggestion of luck…

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Osman Hadi murder: Two suspects fled to India, claim Bangladesh Police; details so far

Bangladesh Police on Sunday claimed that two primary suspects in the murder of student leader Osman Hadi fled Bangladesh and entered India through Meghalaya border, news outlet the Daily Star reported.In a media briefing in Dhakha, Additional Commissioner Dhaka Metropolitan Police said that the Faisal Karim Masud and Alamgir Sheikh entered India through Haluaghat border…

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In search of Bharaitya ‘porichoy’: Will the Matua–Namasudras rewrite ‘poriborton’ in Bengal elections? | India News

Will the Matua–Namasudras rewrite ‘poriborton’ in Bengal elections? When bad weather forced Prime Minister Narendra Modi to cancel a public meeting in West Bengal’s Ranaghat on December 20, he chose not to let the moment pass quietly. Instead, he sent out a message addressed specifically to the Matua and Namasudra community, acknowledging their decades-long plight…

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