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Petrol Price Hike: Premium petrol prices hiked by up to Rs 2.35 per litre amid Middle East tensions

State run oil marketing companies on Friday increased the price of their premium-grade power petrol by over Rs 2 per litre, while keeping the prices of regular petrol and diesel unchanged.The revised rates apply to high-performance fuel variants, including BPCL’s Speed, HPCL’s Power and IOCL’s XP95, with prices increasing in the range of Rs 2.09…

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‘India A was the stepping stone’: Gurnoor Brar credits domestic pathway for seamless transition | Cricket News

Gurnoor Brar has taken three-wicket hauls in both of his first appearances for India. (AP) TimesofIndia.com in Lucknow: Gurnoor Brar may have quickly earned attention for his pace, hard lengths and ability to trouble batters at the international level, but the right-arm pacer believes his journey is rooted firmly in the domestic circuit and the…

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Kareena Kapoor Khan: Saif Ali Khan reveals what would it take for him and Kareena Kapoor to work together again: ‘A murder mystery…something like that’ | Hindi Movie News

It has been over a decade since Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor Khan last shared top billing on the big screen, and according to Saif, that distance has been entirely deliberate. In a recent conversation, the actor hasopened up about the surprising reason the couple keeps passing on joint scripts and the one kind…

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‘Not sure they will go very far’: R Ashwin’s bold verdict after India thrash Pakistan | Cricket News

India beat Pakistan in WC opener (Jacob King/PA via AP) Former India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has made a bold prediction about India’s chances in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 despite their convincing victory over Pakistan in the tournament opener.India defeated Pakistan by 64 runs in their opening Group A clash at Edgbaston, Birmingham….

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Biz men, HNIs, rural customers top bank branch visits; students least reliant

Mumbai: Indian bank branches continue to draw their heaviest footfall from entrepreneurs, rural customers and affluent clients, while younger, digital-native users remain the least likely to walk in, according to a report by EY, which also noted that 55% of customers want better digital support across apps, websites and chatbots.The report finds that middle-age entrepreneurs…

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