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  Michael Vaughan criticizes 'India-centric' scheduling after Afghanistan's ICC T20 World Cup semifinal loss

  Former England captain Michael Vaughan criticized what he called "India-centric" scheduling for Afghanistan's disappointing performance in the ICC T20 World Cup semifinals against South Africa. Afghanistan, visibly inexperienced in big matches, collapsed to just 56 runs against South Africa's strong bowling attack. Vaughan pointed out that Afghanistan faced a flight delay which left them no time to practice upon arriving in Trinidad, a situation he deemed disrespectful to the players.

  

  Bureau of Immigration imposes Rs 1 lakh fine on Indigo for visa violations

  In a mandatory regulatory filing, InterGlobe Aviation Limited, the parent company of Indigo has disclosed that the Bureau of Immigration which comes under the Ministry of Home Affairs has imposed a penalty of Rs 1 lakh over alleged visa-related violations. The airline received the communication regarding the fine on June 11.

  

  President Murmu addresses joint session of Parliament: Key highlights

  President Droupadi Murmu addressed the joint session of Parliament on Thursday, congratulating new MPs and emphasizing the mandate given to the Modi government for a third term. She also praised the high voter turnout in Jammu and Kashmir and lauded the Election Commission's efforts.

  

  Largest exercise of democracy in history of world: US lauds India's Lok Sabha elections

  US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller praised India's Lok Sabha elections as the "largest exercise of democracy in the history of the world," emphasising the US government's celebration of this achievement. Miller highlighted that the US takes no side on the election outcome and respects the decision of the Indian people. Prime Minister Narendra Modi secured a third term, with the BJP winning 240 seats, while the Congress made significant gains with 99 seats. US President Joe Biden had congratulated Modi and the NDA coalition on their victory.

  

  Strong dollar will continue to cause problems for emerging markets and commodities in 2024: Adrian Mowat

  The Emerging Market funds that have been doing well have been very overweight in India and they may not feel comfortable in increasing that overweight. The Indian bull market is very much a story of strong domestic fundamentals and a robust savings pool in India buying its market, says Adrian Mowat

  

  Increase in anti-conversion laws, hate speech for minorities in India concerning: Blinken

  US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has expressed concern over the rising anti-conversion laws, hate speech, and demolition of homes and places of worship affecting minority faith communities in India. His remarks came during the release of the annual State Department report on international religious freedom on Wednesday. Blinken also highlighted global efforts to protect religious freedom.

  

  "Will look forward to results of inquiry": US on India's probe into alleged plot to kill Pannun

  The US has expressed its anticipation for the outcome of India's investigation into the alleged plot to kill India-designated terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller stated this on Wednesday, during a press briefing. The US emphasized that it has communicated its expectations to the Indian government for a thorough investigation.

  

  Meta AI rolls out in India on WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram

  With this, people can use Meta AI in feeds and chats across its apps to get things done, create content, and deep dive into topics, without having to leave the app they are using, according to a statement by the social media giant.

  

  On his first China visit, Maldives' trade minister highlights close India ties

  Emphasizing the significance of India to the Maldives economy, President Muizzu's recent visits to New Delhi and Beijing, along with Minister Saeed's discussions at the World Economic Forum, underscore the evolving diplomatic and economic landscape between the nations.

  

  It's going to be good after it gets quieter

  Companies no longer have the pricing power they had in the immediate aftermath of the pandemic when consumption demand was roaring. That has now played out in manufacturing and services. The growth from here on should be more sedate, building on the economy's post-Covid revival. The markets are yet to price in this moderation, and some froth may be removed once the volatility around the election results settles.