Days shut in a year: Hospital: 0 Border post: 0 Police station: 0 High court: 155 Supreme court: 159

What if the biggest investment risk today isn't AI itself—but the price investors are willing to pay for it? From tech IPO mania to unlisted share euphoria, markets have a habit of turning great stories into expensive trades. The latest chapter? The global AI frenzy. We explore this topic in the latest edition of our letter to investor: carneliancapital.co.in/lette… #Investors #AI #Valuations #StrategicInvestments #IPO #FOMO #ViksitBharat2047

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History created! Cleveland Clinic (Ohio, USA) is coming to Maharashtra (India) ! Extremely elated to share that Govt of Maharashtra signs MoU with the Cleveland Clinic, Brookfield Asset Management and Arodhan Health City to develop Navi Mumbai International MediCity (NMIMC)—a first-of-its-kind global healthcare, research and innovation ecosystem for India. With a global investment of USD 1.2 billion, creating 10,000 jobs, Spread over 250 acre and with Cleveland Clinic as our anchor partner, we are creating a platform that will combine world-class patient care, medical education, research, AI, genomics and innovation at an unprecedented scale. Witnessed this historic MOU signing in the presence of Cleveland Clinic CEO Dr. Tomislav Mihaljevic, Dr. Sameer Kapadia (Chairman of Cardiovascular Medicine), Board Member Lakshmi Mittal ji (Executive Chairman Arcelor Mittal), & Dr. Falcone (President, Emerging Markets) from Ohio, USA, and officials from all organisations. This is more than just a healthcare project. In line with the ‘Heal in India’ vision set by our Hon PM Narendra Modi ji, this is our bold step towards making India a global destination for healthcare, research and medical innovation. Launching this on such a momentous day as our beloved Hon PM Modi Ji creates a record of 4399 days — #LongestServingElectedPMModi makes it even more historic! Many congratulations to Maharashtra & Bharat for this great beginning! Thank you Cleveland for partnering with us; together we shall create healing wonders ! @ClevelandClinic @Brookfield @ArcelorMittal @IndiainNewYork @IndianEmbassyUS

Timeless song from 'The Godfather' performed by soprano Tamara Radjenovic.

Number of parents sending their children to private schools has risen from 31.7% in 2015 to 38.8% in 2026. On the one hand it is good news about rising incomes of middle class parents who can now afford private schooling. But on the other, it reveals the continued rejection of public schooling where quality of education and facilities for children remain below standard. Large scale Improvements in public school system must surely be the most critical and urgently needed reforms in the country. Hope this will be on the agenda of the forthcoming Governing Council meeting of NITI aayog. @PMOIndia @NamoApp @NITIAayog @dpradhanbjp @Pratham_India

Dear @ShashiTharoor , I enjoyed your spirited defence of Rahul Gandhi. Alas, it does not address the central thesis of my column and interview—his dismal leadership record. The facts speak for themselves.The Congress suffered heavy defeats in three successive General Elections fought under his leadership. Meanwhile, the number of Congress MLAs has come down by almost 50% under his watch. In 2013, the Congress was in power in 14 states. That was the party Rahul Gandhi inherited. Now the Congress is in power in just 5 states. As the countrywide footprint of the party shrinks, surely its principal leader should be held accountable? Or is that a question too uncomfortable for the Congress to face?

India and Israel. What an amazing combination🇮🇳💪🏼🇮🇱

Circa 1880's, Bombay (Mumbai). - 'The new quarter of Bombay looking towards Watsons Esplanade Hotel.' Watson’s Hotel (now known as Esplanade Mansion) in Mumbai's Kala Ghoda art district is India's earliest surviving cast-iron building. Built between 1867 and 1869 by English businessman John Watson, this architectural marvel was entirely fabricated in England and shipped piece-by-piece to Bombay. Originally opened as a whites-only, 130-room luxury hotel, it served as the pinnacle of British colonial influence in the late 19th century. On July 7, 1896, the hotel's ballroom hosted the first-ever film screening in India, showcasing the Lumière Brothers' Cinematographe invention. As luxury hotels evolved, the property transitioned away from hospitality in the 1920s. Renamed Esplanade Mansion, it was subdivided and used as residential flats and commercial spaces, primarily serving as law offices. #Mumbai #hotel #history

About the fire in Delhi, while the owners and management need and deserve to be arrested, what about the civic officials who let this slide? Obviously there were bribes given at every level to assure silence of the municipal authorities, local govt authorities. When will the babus pay the price? Cc @gupta_rekha

The cancer of corruption (and apathy to responsibility) has spread wide & deep in our nation. Unless radical, punitive action (including capital punishment) is meted to the guilty / those in dereliction of duty, the nation cannot become viksit & respected @narendramodi @AmitShah

The hotel Flourish Stays in Malaviya Nagar, where the fire incident has killed 21 people so far, had permission for only 6 rooms but was operating 25. It didn't have fire safety clearance either. No surprises. I'm sure 90% of hotels operate like this. MCD knows, they come for inspections, take their cut, and leave. It's only after such tragedies that these irregularities make the news. Will the police arrest any MCD officials responsible for ensuring that hotels operate as per the norms? No way. They'll probably arrest the hotel's restaurant cooking staff because the fire apparently started in the kitchen.

Bever understood why merely transferring a bureaucrat (for incompetence / corrupt actions / dereliction of duty) is considered as "action"? Unless "sacking" & if it merits, then criminal prosecution, become the norm, our nation will continue to suffer @narendramodi @AmitShah

Meet Lia Samaara Swaminathan - Eldest Daughter of India's New Navy Chief Admiral Krishna Swaminathan (AVSM, VSM), who officially took charge as India's 39th Chief of the Naval Staff on May 31, 2026. She is not just "the Navy Chief's daughter" - she is Lia Samaara Swaminathan, a young environmental professional carving her own path in the fight against climate change. Full Name - Lia Samaara Swaminathan Age - 27 years old Birth place - Delhi, India (lived in Delhi during her father's naval postings) Schooling - Navy Children School (CBSE Board) - completed Grade 12 in 2017–2018 with 95.6% aggregateHigher EducationSt. Xavier's College, Mumbai - B.Sc. in Life Science & Biochemistry (2018–2021) CGPA 9.88/10Exchange ProgramSciences Po, Overseas Exchange Programme (Campus de Reims, Liberal Arts & Sciences) - 2021–2022 Current Location -Leeds, England, United Kingdom Job/Role- Consultant at India Climate Collaborative (Mumbai) - July 2023 to December 2023; Currently working in nature conservation, climate action, and sustainable developmentCareer FocusClimate change, environmental sustainability, science-policy interface, biodiversity, life science educationCertificationsClimate Change for Decision Makers (University of Cambridge Online, 2023) - 93% score. Why People Are Talking About Her Samaara's photo went viral on social media. Many people started questioning her tattoos, lifestyle and personal choices, without understanding what truly defines a person. The reality is: People judging her appearance don't know about her exceptional qualities, leadership and intelligence. Samaara represents the next generation of Indian youth - educated globally, passionate about environmental conservation and building a meaningful career at the science-policy interface for climate action. Instead of judging her tattoos or lifestyle, recognize her intelligence, dedication and commitment to making the world better through climate work.

A retired Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer and the first chief of the Competition Commission of India, Dhanendra Kumar, died, while his son was injured after a fire broke out at their house in South Delhi’s Hauz Khas area late Wednesday night, police said. The fire broke out after a blast in an indoor AC unit. According to police, Kumar died due to smoke inhalation while undergoing treatment at the AIIMS Trauma Centre. A call regarding the fire was received at the Hauz Khas police station at around 11.10 pm on May 27. Read more: intdy.in/wcoe6i | @arvindojha @aviralhimanshu #DhanendraKumar #DelhiFire #HauzKhas #IASOfficer #CCI #CompetitionCommission

Saddened to read the news about the tragic accident that took away the life of Shri Dhanendra Kumar, a thorough gentleman and a distinguished officer. I wish speedy recovery of his son. Condolences to Mrs. Kumar whom and other family members. ॐ शांति

Great initiative. All Indian business leaders should commit like this, ⁦@CNNnews18⁩

This beats even the ‘Nouveau Punj Baroque Art dekho’ style architecture; that’s hugely popular in West Delhi.

First-ever CCI Chairman & former Defence Sec dies in accident in Delhi #DhanendraKumar #CCIFirstChairman #RIP #HauzKhasFire #ACBlast #DelhiNews #BreakingNews #IASAssociation #HaryanaIAS #CCI #FireMishap indianmandarins.com/news/fir…

Next logical action should be to dismantle symbols of British life style and elitism by demolishing Lutyen’s bungalows spead over three to four acres each occupied by Ministers and senior babus. Even in many states, they have carved such residential conclaves for themselves and their political masters. Clean and green while rest of cities sink and stink. In which other civilised democracy they get such heavily subsidised residential accommodation? How much does it cost to maintain each one of them? As their numbers rise, babus are now pushing for more and more luxurious habitats for them in the Lutyen’s zone. @narendramodi @IASassociation