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February 11, 2026
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Indian rupee falls to 90.70 as importer dollar demand, geopolitical tensions and rising oil prices pressure markets.
The rupee fell 14 paise to 90.70 against the US dollar due to importer dollar demand, geopolitical tensions and higher crude oil prices, while foreign portfolio inflows and a softer dollar limited further declines; market uncertainty was compounded by the India-US trade fact sheet outlining tariff reductions and large US purchase commitments.
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Sam Bankman Fried seeks a new trial while DeepSnitch AI presale claims large upside amid mixed crypto market performance.
Sam Bankman Fried has filed a motion for a new trial claiming newly available witness testimony could undermine the evidence supporting his 2023 fraud conviction. Separately, the document contrasts rapid token market movements-highlighting LayerZero's volume surge and Avalanche's bearish outlook-and promotes DeepSnitch AI's postponed token generation event and presale mechanics as conferring an informational advantage to early purchasers while providing explicit purchase examples and a general trading risk disclaimer.
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Assam tea industry: subsidy for orthodox tea raised and workers urged to receive higher daily wages.
Increase in the state subsidy for orthodox tea production from Rs 10 to Rs 15 per kg is intended to promote exports and production; the government has directed garden managements and tea associations to pass benefits to workers by increasing daily wages and committed to consult workers' organisations. The state also couples this subsidy policy with worker-focused measures including a one-time grant programme and an administrative plan to distribute land pattas to tea garden residents.
February 11, 2026
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DMK-Congress alliance intact; Stalin rules out power sharing and coalition government while highlighting Thozhi hostels policy.
The DMK chief affirms the DMK-Congress alliance is intact and rejects formal power sharing or a coalition government, attributing seat sharing delays and public disputes to isolated intra party issues rather than alliance collapse; he emphasizes that the DMK will retain executive leadership and notes the Thozhi hostels scheme as a key welfare policy.
February 11, 2026
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West Bengal governance criticized for alleged misuse of central scheme funds and failure to submit required utilisation certificates.
Allegations of regulatory non compliance and misuse of centrally sponsored schemes are raised against the West Bengal government, citing irregularities in MGNREGA, non submission of utilisation certificates for PM Awas Yojana, and corruption in PM Poshan Yojana, plus failures to hold mandated Disha meetings and fully implement PM Kisan; the minister also criticised the vote on account for low capital expenditure, continuing borrowing, and skewed allocations while highlighting central budget proposals for infrastructure, SME support, and jute upgradation.
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Uttar Pradesh budget 2026-27: Rs 43,565 crore earmarked for new development and social sector schemes.
The Uttar Pradesh 2026-27 budget earmarks Rs 43,565 crore for new initiatives including Rs 575 crore for an MSME-focused industrial zone, Rs 3,500 crore for urban expansion and new city promotion, sectoral infrastructure such as a dairy plant and fish processing facilities, Rs 580 crore for residential girls' schools where Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalayas are absent, and significant allocations for cashless medical coverage for school staff and conversion of primary schools into smart schools under Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan.
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UP budget increases health and medical education allocations to expand healthcare infrastructure and insurance coverage.
The state budget increases health-sector funding, raising the Medical, Health and Family Welfare allocation by 15% and assigning funds to major programmes: cashless maternal deliveries under Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakram, block-level child health teams, Pulse Polio and Japanese Encephalitis vaccination drives, Integrated Disease Surveillance reporting, Ayushman Bharat insurance schemes, the National Rural Health Mission, and district mental health services. It also funds expansion of medical education-including 14 new colleges and a PPP approach for underserved districts-and allocates capital for cancer care, incurable-disease treatment, and AYUSH infrastructure and drug production.
February 11, 2026
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TDS on property purchases: buyers currently bear the deduction liability; petitioner sought institutional safeguards for buyer awareness.
The petitioner argued that buyers of property over Rs. 50 lakh are placed solely liable for TDS despite many purchasers lacking knowledge of the obligation and that no registrar-level verification or administrative awareness mechanism exists; he sought limited procedural directions to establish institutional safeguards at registration to prevent inadvertent defaults, improve voluntary compliance, and protect revenue, without challenging the statutory tax liability.
February 11, 2026
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Occultist accused of killing three people by giving poison-laced ladoos during a ritual and stealing their cash.
An occult practitioner was arrested for allegedly killing three persons by administering poison-laced sweets and drinks during a ritual promising dhanvarsha. Investigators say he instructed the victims to bring cash and refreshments, fed them poisoned ladoos and drinks, took their money after they lost consciousness, and fled. Technical surveillance, call detail records, CCTV and location data placed the accused with the victims; personal effects and cash were recovered and a criminal case was registered while inquiries continue to identify accomplices.
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Tourism budget proposes Rs 150 crore for Ayodhya infrastructure and Rs 500 crore for a tourism development scheme.
The budget designates Rs 150 crore for Ayodhya-region tourism infrastructure and Rs 500 crore for a tourism places development scheme, funding specific projects such as completion of the Ram Path approach road, upgrades linking a proposed Vedic wellness precinct to the temple, and allocations for parikrama paths, temple renovation, and tourist facilities at multiple pilgrimage and heritage sites, with initial phases of a Vedic Science Centre completed and increased tourist footfall cited as rationale.
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Shooting of migrant labourers in Moga prompts demands for urgent investigation and action against communal targeting.
A shooting injured two migrant workers in Moga; an unverified social media post claimed responsibility and justified the attack. Police are tracing the assailants and probing the incident from all angles. The matter raises issues of targeted violence against migrant workers, potential online incitement, evidentiary questions regarding posted video material, and calls from political leaders for urgent investigation, accountability, and measures to protect migrants and maintain public order.
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State budget increases outlays, prioritises social and tech investment, and claims revenue surplus achieved without new taxes.
The Rs 9,12,696.35 crore 2026-27 budget increases outlays by about 12.2 percent, highlights priorities of women's safety, youth employment, farmer welfare and technological investment, and asserts that no new taxes have been imposed. The executive credits improved financial management and plugging tax leakages for transforming the fiscal position from a historically weak classification to a revenue surplus state, indicating reliance on compliance and administrative reform for revenue growth rather than tax increases.
February 11, 2026
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Jupiter International commissions 1 GW mono PERC solar cell unit, doubling capacity to about 2 GW and expanding tech lineup.
Commissioning of a new 1 GW mono PERC solar cell unit at Baddi raised Jupiter International's installed capacity from 959 MW to about 2 GW through its subsidiary Jupiter Solartech Pvt Ltd; the facility targets high efficiency mono PERC production, aims to double the local skilled workforce, and the company plans a further 1.25 GW TOPCon line to strengthen its technology portfolio and support national renewable energy goals.
February 11, 2026
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UP Budget 2026-27 boosts infrastructure and textiles with major allocations and targeted employment and MSME support.
UP Budget 2026-27 designates Rs 27,103 crore for infrastructure and industrial development and over Rs 5,041 crore for handloom and textiles, with targeted scheme outlays including Rs 5,000 crore for industrial area expansion, Rs 2,000 crore for the Atal Infrastructure Mission, Rs 1,000 crore to implement the 2023 incentive policy, and Rs 4,423 crore for the powerloom weavers electricity scheme to support industrial expansion, MSME growth and job creation.
February 11, 2026
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Uttar Pradesh budget focuses on employment generation, youth empowerment and large-scale public recruitment across departments.
State budget prioritizes employment generation and youth empowerment through skill training, device distribution, coaching centres, fellowships, and financial support for entrepreneurship. Recruitment initiatives include over 2.19 lakh police hires since 2017 with ongoing training and further non-gazetted recruitment, Mission Rozgar school appointments and aided-school selections, while MGNREGA person-days exceeded targets, benefiting over 47 lakh families.
February 11, 2026
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India US interim trade deal alleged to cede energy control and harm farmers and textiles; calls to protect data and food.
The India US interim trade deal is alleged to cede control over energy security, permit foreign influence on oil procurement, expose domestic agriculture to American imports that compromise farmers' interests, and threaten the textile sector, prompting calls to protect the population, national data, food supply and the energy system.
February 11, 2026
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India US interim trade agreement criticized as one-sided, risking farmers and the textile sector by opening markets to US imports.
The Opposition alleges the interim trade agreement with the United States is one-sided, allowing increased US agricultural imports that threaten farmer livelihoods and undermining the Indian textile sector, framing the government's action as having sold national interests.
February 11, 2026
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State budget 2026-27 prioritises women empowerment and major police infrastructure and safety funding for working women.
The 2026-27 budget prioritises women centric welfare and law and order infrastructure with a Rs 9.12 lakh crore outlay. Key women's measures include Rs 25 crore for Mission Shakti vehicles for women beat personnel, working women hostels, continued Mukhyamantri Kanya Sumangala payments, BC Sakhi financial activities, milk producer companies under Mahila Samarthya Yojana, and priority cane slips for 60,000 women farmers. Police and safety allocations comprise Rs 1,374 crore for non residential police buildings, Rs 1,243 crore for residential police buildings, Rs 346 crore for new districts, Rs 200 crore for fire station buildings and Rs 190 crore for fire safety and operationalisation of centres.
February 11, 2026
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Uttar Pradesh budget focuses on employment, infrastructure, health and a three percent fiscal deficit cap under prudent debt management.
A record Rs 9.12 lakh crore budget emphasises capital spending (19.5% of outlay), a three per cent fiscal deficit ceiling, and commitments to prudent debt management. Major sectoral allocations include education (12.4%), health (6%) and agriculture (9%), with detailed appropriations for medical education, new medical colleges, rural health mission funding, national health protection and AYUSH. Economic measures fund infrastructure and industrial promotion, an investment incentive pool, defence corridor projects, MSME support, IT and AI initiatives, and expanded skill-development and PPP employment centres.
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India-US trade deal reducing tariffs raises fears for Kashmir's horticulture while some see competition improving quality.
The interim India-US trade agreement reduces tariffs and permits duty-free imports of tree nuts and apples, raising concerns that tariff reductions will disadvantage Jammu and Kashmir producers, intensify financial stress on marginal farmers, and threaten horticulture-linked livelihoods; some stakeholders counter that competition may improve quality and stabilize prices, while growers' groups call for protective duties to preserve local agriculture.

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Kiteskraft unveils their latest publication, The Power List to announce the mentors and change-makers that are shaping progress in India

February 12, 2026

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CHANDIGARH, India, Feb. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Kiteskraft Productions LLP proudly presents The Power List: Minds and Missions Redefining Success Beyond conventional roles, they stand as mentors and change-makers, inspiring ethical leadership, creativity, and social responsibility. Through visionary impact and community engagement, they shape progress and leave a lasting legacy for future generations. Dr. Zareena Sultana : Dr. Zareena Sultana is a distinguished academic leader known for anchoring educational progress in human values amid rapid technological change. With over three decades of experience, she blends humanistic scholarship, ethical governance, and future-ready vision in higher education. She currently serves as Professor and Dean, Students' Welfare at ISL Engineering College, Hyderabad, where she has built inclusive, student-centric ecosystems extending beyond academics to well-being, leadership, employability, and social responsibility. A PhD in English and post-doctoral researcher in multilingualism, she strongly advocates integrating language, ethics, and culture into professional education. Trained in AI leadership through IIM Bangalore, she champions ethical, human-centred use of technology. Beyond campus, she serves as Telangana State Secretary of NHRCI and National Member of WHRPC, contributing to rights-based education and justice. An IIT Bombay NEC mentor, published scholar, poet, and award-winning educator, Prof. Dr. Sultana exemplifies compassionate leadership shaping future-ready, values-driven global citizens worldwide today. Dr. Kavita Khullar : Dr. Kavita Khullar is a leader whose journey reflects resilience, purpose, and the quiet strength of flowing water—ever moving, ever evolving. Guided by the belief that anything worth doing must be done with full commitment, she has built her success on positivity, discipline, punctuality, devotion, and unwavering faith in the Almighty. Inspired by Mahatma Gandhi's words, "Live as if you were to die tomorrow, learn as if you were to live forever," she approaches each day with passion, purpose, and gratitude. As a leader, Dr. Khullar emphasizes excellence in small details, thoughtful planning, and collaborative teamwork. Known for her calm, balanced decision-making, she avoids haste and negativity, choosing clarity, empathy, and constructive solutions. A lifelong learner, humanitarian, nature lover, and mentor, she continues to grow through constant learning, professional development, and self-reflection. Her journey demonstrates that true leadership is not about authority, but consistency, compassion, courage, purpose, and impact. Dr. A.V. Srinivasan: Dr. A.V. Srinivasan's extraordinary journey in Indian neurology reflects a lifetime devoted to healing, education, and compassion. A distinguished neurologist from Chennai, he has spent over five decades advancing neurological science through clinical excellence, research, and selfless service. His work has not only strengthened neurological practice in India but also brought hope and dignity to countless patients through humane, ethical care. In April 2024, he created history as the first Indian to receive the prestigious General Neurology Award from the American Academy of Neurology, recognizing his global impact on neuroscience and medical education. The same year, he was honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award by Scientific Laurel, presented by eminent personalities including Virender Sehwag and Saina Nehwal, celebrating his enduring leadership and service. Beyond professional recognition, Dr. Srinivasan's commitment to society remains exceptional. For more than 600 consecutive weeks, he has provided free consultations, medicines, and food to tens of thousands of underserved patients. His influence continues to guide leaders. Joydeep Mukherjee: Joydeep Mukherjee is among India's most visionary classical instrumentalists, seamlessly blending ancient tradition with bold innovation. A rare master of seven classical instruments—Sarod, Mohanveena, Sursingar, Tanseni Rabab, Sur-Rabab, Dilbahar, and Nabadeepa—he belongs to the revered Senia Shahjehanpur Gharana and is the only artiste preserving the complete legacy of Pt. Radhika Mohan Maitra across all seven instruments. Honoured with the Sangeet Natak Akademi's Ustad Bismillah Khan Yuva Puraskar, he gained nationwide recognition when Prime Minister Narendra Modi acknowledged his revival of rare instruments on Mann Ki Baat in 2023. His performances span the G20 Leaders' Summit, major national and international festivals, and India's 75th Republic Day celebrations. In 2025, he reached a historic milestone by patenting four classical instruments and designing a four-octave Sarod, expanding tonal depth and expression. A Ministry of Culture Fellow and ICCR-empanelled artiste, he continues to preserve, innovate, and globalise India's classical music heritage worldwide. Dr. Mishil Sandeep Parikh: Dr. Mishil Parikh is a Consultant in the Department of Surgical Oncology at Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital. He graduated from Dr. D. Y. Patil Medical College, Navi Mumbai, and completed his M.S. and M.Ch. in Orthopaedics at the same institution, followed by advanced training in musculoskeletal oncology at Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai. Among India's youngest orthopaedic oncosurgeons, Dr. Parikh runs an exclusive musculoskeletal oncology practice. He has performed over 1,550 surgeries and managed more than 2,000 cases involving bone and soft tissue tumours. He currently serves as Chairperson of the Under-40 Sarcoma Surgeons group of the International Society of Limb Salvage and is an active member and Webmaster of the Bombay Orthopaedic Society. Dr. Parikh has authored over 25 scientific publications, serves on editorial boards of multiple journals, and is a founder-member of the Sarcoma Education Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to training young orthopaedic oncologists nationwide professionals. Sreeraj G. Pai: Sreeraj G. Pai is a committed financial professional known for expertise in inspection, compliance, and operational excellence within India's cooperative credit sector. He serves as Senior Inspection Officer at the Indian Cooperative Credit Society Limited, where he ensures branch operations meet regulatory, risk, and quality standards. His work spans audits, risk assessment, performance evaluation, and strengthening financial transparency, supporting institutional stability and public trust. Beyond his core role, Sreeraj actively contributes through research and thought leadership in capital markets, risk management, and regulatory developments. He holds professional memberships with the All India Management Association and the Kerala Management Association, reflecting dedication to continuous learning and industry engagement. Through an active LinkedIn presence, he promotes education, skill development, and emerging technologies shaping modern finance. With strong ethics, analytical discipline, and a growth-oriented mindset, Sreeraj represents a new generation of finance professionals focused on resilience, accountability, and sustainable progress, nationwide impact. Milli Arora: Milli Arora is a multifaceted spiritual practitioner whose work harmoniously blends intuition, healing, and artistic devotion. A gifted tarot reader, artist, naturopath, reiki healer, numerologist, and crystal healer, she is dedicated to guiding individuals toward emotional balance, spiritual clarity, and inner transformation. As Chairperson of Heart and Soul and Proprietor of Hari Bol, her journey is deeply rooted in faith, service, and compassion. A devoted soul, she creates sacred paintings of Hari, expressing her spiritual beliefs through art that radiates peace and devotion. Beyond personal practice, she actively serves as a companion and jury member for organizations such as Heart and Soul, Earth Saviours Foundation, and Gurukul Sainik Vihar, supporting social upliftment and spiritual growth. Her contributions have earned her several prestigious honors, including the Harmony Women Achievers Award, Kohinoor-e-Taj Achiever's Award, and Renowned Healer Award. Through healing, devotion, and service, Ms. Arora continues to inspire and uplift lives. Dr. B. Nandha Kumar: Dr. B. Nandha Kumar, born on June 25, 1972, in Athigaratty Village, Ooty, The Nilgiris, is a distinguished leader known for academic excellence, professional achievement, and deep commitment to community empowerment. Inspired by his father, J. Bheeman, a National Teacher's Awardee, he imbibed strong values of integrity, education, and perseverance early in life. He holds a B.Sc. in Computer Science, a B.Ed., an MBA in Marketing and Human Resources, and a Ph.D. in Management from Golden State University, USA. With over three decades of experience across banking, NBFCs, healthcare, and FMCG sectors, he served in senior roles at Muthoot Fincorp and HDFC Bank, earning multiple performance and leadership awards. Since 2022, as Director of the Janaasha Group, he has driven financial inclusion, innovation, and social responsibility, empowering communities through savings, literacy, and sustainable growth initiatives. His vision blends ethical leadership with strategic foresight and long-term societal impact, nationwide development. Babita Hundal: Babita Hundal is a renowned professional artist based in Mohali, Punjab, with roots in Ferozepur and over 44 years of artistic experience. Her professional journey began with her first solo exhibition in Chandigarh in 1987, followed by solo shows in New Delhi in 1992 and Panchkula. She also worked as a Textile Designer at L'affair, Greater Kailash, New Delhi. From 2008 to 2017, she served as an artist at an institution in Mohali. Since 2017, she has participated in numerous national and international group exhibitions, both online and offline. Her achievements include multiple awards, medals, and trophies, along with recognitions from Guinness World Records, Harvard World Records, and other global platforms. Notable works such as "Smooth Sail" and "Unveil the Desire" were celebrated as showstoppers. Her artworks are collected across India and internationally, reflecting the universal appeal and depth of her artistry. Supported by strong academic training. Gulnaz Parveen: "Real leadership is not about position; it is about persistence when no one is watching," says Gulnaz Parveen. Gulnaz Parveen's journey from school principal to founder and businesswoman reflects a modern leadership model rooted in purpose and perseverance. As a principal, she worked closely with students, teachers, and parents, gaining deep insight into everyday educational realities. While academic success mattered, she identified gaps in life skills, emotional intelligence, and leadership development for educators. These observations shaped her vision for systemic, long-term change. She founded AIM – All Inspirational Mentors, a professional training initiative that empowers principals and teachers through modern pedagogy, classroom leadership, and positive school culture. Expanding her impact, she developed curriculum content, school books, and reflective learning journals integrating discipline, ethics, and self-awareness. Her commitment to social responsibility led to the creation of Arsh Group Trust and Arsh Inspiration, supporting education, mentorship, and value-based learning through community and digital platforms. About Kiteskraft Productions LLP: Kiteskraft Productions LLP, founded in 2019, is a leading organizer of national and international conferences and award ceremonies across education, business, healthcare, NGOs, and entertainment. ISO and MSME certified, it recognizes excellence, fosters collaboration, and delivers impactful events. Recognized by the Scholar's Book of World Records. Photo: https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/2901950/Kiteskraft_The_Power_List.jpg' alt='Embedded Media' /> (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with PRNewswire and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). PTI

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