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  • Indian Institutes of Technology are actively expanding their global presence. They are forging international partnerships, establishing overseas campuses, and recruiting international faculty. This strategic move aims to position IITs as global research hubs in key technology areas.

    Far From The Madding Crowd: Soaring apartment prices, improving connectivity push homebuyers & investors towards plotted developments around cities.

    Companies are choosing eco-friendly office designs and materials to push for carbon neutrality goals. Office fit-outs contribute significantly to waste and emissions. Green interiors can lower costs and reduce waste. Circular approaches offer adaptable workspaces. This shift is crucial for long-term value and resilience in India's evolving office market.

    India is launching the Bhavya scheme to establish 100 industrial parks nationwide. Applications for the first 50 parks will be invited from states over the next four months. These parks aim to provide plug-and-play manufacturing destinations. The first 50 parks are expected to be operational within three years.

    India witnessed one of the world's smallest fuel price hikes, with petrol and diesel rising only around 5% despite global surges. This moderation, following a nearly 76-day price freeze, was achieved through excise duty cuts and absorbing crude oil cost increases. Many nations, including neighbors like Nepal and Sri Lanka, saw significantly steeper price jumps.

    ClickUp Layoffs: ClickUp is cutting 22 per cent of its workforce as the company shifts more aggressively towards artificial intelligence-driven operations. CEO Zeb Evans said the move is part of a broader plan to achieve “100x output” using AI tools and automation. He also stated that employees who deliver exceptional results with AI could qualify for significantly higher salary bands. The development reflects a wider trend across the tech industry, where companies are embracing AI while simultaneously reducing headcount.

    Drone debris ignited a fire at a Novorossiysk oil terminal, injuring two people. Russian officials reported additional drone attacks targeting industrial sites in Perm and Ryazan regions. Ukraine has escalated drone strikes on Russian oil facilities, aiming to disrupt revenue crucial for funding the conflict.

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The benchmark 6.48% 2035 bond yield settled at 7.0917%, bouncing off the day's low of 7.0636%, but still 2.2 basis points below ‌Thursday's close. The ⁠yield ⁠rose 3 bps on the week after sharp swings inrecent sessions. Bond prices move inversely to yields.

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‘Self-respect’, ‘hurts competitiveness in AI’: Sridhar Vembu, Andrew Ng sound alarm over new US Green Card rules

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Marco Rubio says new US green card policy ‘not about India’, cites global immigration overhaul

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