In major reforms, RBI expands credit for companies; limits on loansagainst shares hiked 5x to Rs 1cr

The Reserve Bank of India introduced major reforms, allowing banks to finance mergers, acquisitions, and IPOs more freely. It raised limits on loans against shares and debt securities, easing borrowing rules for large companies. These changes, effective October 2025, aim to expand credit access, improve liquidity, and deepen capital market participation, complementing government reforms.

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Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma return to Wimbledon after a decade; spark ’10-year challenge’ as fans post Then-and-Now pics

Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma’s recent Wimbledon appearance ignited a wave of nostalgia, with fans comparing their 2024 visit to their 2015 outing. The couple, dressed stylishly, watched Novak Djokovic’s victory, prompting fans to reminisce about their early dating days when they attended Wimbledon alongside Sachin Tendulkar.

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Cleveland Browns stun NFL — Tyler Huntley coup puts Shedeur Sanders on shock trade chopping block

Cleveland Browns face a quarterback crisis after Deshaun Watson’s injury. The team signed Tyler Huntley, their sixth quarterback. Rookie Shedeur Sanders might be traded. Teams like Raiders and Saints are interested in Sanders. If Sanders shines elsewhere, Browns might regret trading him. This decision could haunt them for years if Sanders becomes a star.

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SSC vs. UPSC: Which government exam route offers better career prospects?

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) and the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) exams offer distinct pathways into Indian government service. SSC provides a quicker, more accessible route to stable positions with a focus on practical skills. UPSC, however, demands extensive preparation for prestigious roles with significant policy influence, appealing to those with long-term leadership ambitions…

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Trump-Xi meeting still on! ‘Substantial communication’ between US-China, says US treasury secretary; What’s next?

Despite escalating trade tensions, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent remains optimistic about a meeting between Presidents Trump and Xi in South Korea. He stated that substantial communication occurred over the weekend following China’s imposition of rare-earth export controls. Bessent emphasized that the US will not accept these restrictions and is seeking global support to de-escalate…

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