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Wealthy individuals are more likely to invest in solutions that protect only themselves from climate change, increasing wealth inequality and leaving poorer individuals vulnerable to climate risks, finds a new study involving Corvinus University of Budapest.

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Financial markets overlook the economic costs of biodiversity loss, leaving several countries at risk of defaulting on debt, according to new research published in Nature.

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Amid the growing range of investment strategies available in the Indian stock market, Active Momentum Funds are rapidly carving out a space for themselves. The basic idea behind these funds is simple. Invest in stocks that are performing well and showing strong upward momentum, in an attempt to benefit from that trend.

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Our bus rolled into Heidelberg at around ten in the morning. Fresh from a sumptuous breakfast at our Frankfurt hotel, we were energised, curious and ready for another round of European sightseeing. But something changed almost immediately.

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The meeting between Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and Mirwaiz Umar Farooq during the Iranian president’s visit to New Delhi has raised several questions about India’s diplomacy and Kashmir politics. An Iranian president meeting one of Kashmir’s prominent religious and political figures in the Indian capital cannot certainly be regarded as an ordinary development. Yet, viewing the meeting solely through the Kashmir lens may not fully capture Iran’s current diplomatic strategy.

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The city disappeared almost without warning. One moment we were leaving behind Heidelberg’s old streets, the Neckar River, the ruined red-sandstone castle high on the hillside, and the graceful arches of the Old Bridge. The next, our bus seemed to have entered a different Germany altogether.

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Students marched. Cockroaches protested. And somewhere in between, an Indian tourist was desperately searching for a free toilet.

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There are some voices that make time seem to stand still. It is as if a love story, imprisoned for centuries within the walls of an ancient palace, suddenly comes alive. As if the tears hidden in the heart of a woman yearning for her beloved emerge as melodies. And as if, before the power of music, royalty, grandeur, and all the glitter of the world seem insignificant.

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Paris did not simply welcome us. It put us through a little entrance exam, complete with cultural jet lag, linguistic curveballs, and a sudden realisation that the traffic rules here appear to have been designed by someone who once lost a bet with chaos.

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Collaborating with rivals can be highly productive when companies develop new, cutting-edge technologies, research by NEOMA Business School finds.

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Ask the young men and women camping outside Delhi’s UPSC coaching centres what they want to become. The answer comes quickly: “An IAS officer.” And why? “To serve the country.”…

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कुछ फिल्में अपनी कहानी, प्रस्तुति और तकनीकी खूबियों के कारण दर्शक को बांध लेती हैं, लेकिन साथ ही यह सवाल भी छोड़ जाती हैं कि अगर इसके कुछ किरदारों के लिए कलाकारों का चुनाव अलग होता तो क्या यह फिल्म…

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Makhana, or fox nut, has emerged as a fast-growing agri-food product in India. This is due to its nutritional value, rising health awareness, and increasing global demand.

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