Tariff shock: Indian exports to US crash 28.5%; GTRI warns labour-heavy sectors hurt most, urges quick policy action

India’s exports to the United States saw a sharp 28.5% fall between May and October 2025 as aggressive tariff hikes by Washington hit key sectors. According to the Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI), shipments dropped from $8.83 billion to $6.31 billion during the period, coinciding with US duties rising from 10% in April to 25%…

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New international UG and PG enrolment falls in US and Canada this fall: What NAFSA survey reveals

US and Canadian colleges report sharp drops in international students this fall: Here’s why NAFSA survey cites visas. (AI Image) New international undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) enrolment has declined sharply in the United States and Canada this fall, according to a recent NAFSA survey. The study, conducted in October and involving 461 institutions across…

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‘This is not the way to save Test cricket’: Harbhajan Singh slams Team India’s current approach in red-ball format | Cricket News

Team India fell 2-0 to South Africa in the home Test series that concluded with a 408-run win for the visitors. (AP Photo/Anupam Nath) Former India spinner Harbhajan Singh delivered a blunt assessment of the team’s spin resources and the pitches used in the recent home Test series, insisting that India currently lack a specialist…

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Rich Dad Poor Dad author’s advice to investors: ‘The biggest crash in history starts and the best option is to…’ | Business

Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki has reignited debate over his long-running market warnings after posting on X that “the biggest crash in history” has already begun. His message paints a picture of an economy under pressure from rapid technological change and widening global instability. Citing an AI-driven erosion of jobs and deepening stress…

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Yale students push back against shrinking work hours, wage gaps and summer grant cuts on campus

Yale University is facing a wave of student pushback as undergraduates raise concerns over shrinking work hours, narrowing wage gaps and the consolidation of key summer grants. At a town hall organised by student advocacy group Students Unite Now (SUN), attendees spoke candidly about how these policy shifts — from reduced campus employment budgets to…

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