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A compelling Youth Test turned on a match-defining bowling spell from Ishan, who claimed five wickets to swing momentum decisively. In reply, Cattle anchored the batting effort with a fluent century, underlining the contest’s balance between disciplined seam bowling and resilient top-order batting.
India has no coal shortage and supplies to thermal power stations are being stepped up through additional railway rakes, Coal Minister G. Kishan Reddy said on Monday, pushing back against concerns over tight inventories at power plants. The clarification comes after the number of plants with coal stocks below 25% of required levels, or enough for less than three days of generation, rose sharply to 74 as of September 19.
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar said India’s core security concern remains terrorism emanating from Pakistan, warning that bilateral ties are affected when partners do not fully appreciate that reality. His remarks come as Washington and Islamabad show signs of renewed engagement, sharpening New Delhi’s concern over strategic drift in the India-U.S. relationship.
Juspay executive Ishan Sharma is positioning AI agents as a major shift in how digital products are built, arguing that India’s engineering base is well placed to lead the next wave of global software creation. His comments underscore a broader industry debate over whether AI will simply accelerate existing workflows or fundamentally reshape product design, execution, and scale.
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar said attacks or threats aimed at commercial shipping and seafarers are “simply unacceptable,” as India pressed for restraint and de-escalation amid rising tensions in the Gulf. New Delhi underscored the wider economic stakes, warning that disruptions to maritime security could endanger civilians, energy supplies, commerce and the interests of developing countries.
Juspay is positioning itself at the intersection of payments infrastructure and artificial intelligence, with Ishan Sharma arguing that AI agents could reshape how software is built, deployed, and scaled from India for global markets. The company’s thesis reflects a broader shift in Indian tech: moving from service-led execution to product-led innovation with international reach.
Juspay executive Ishan Sharma is positioning AI agents as a major inflection point for software built in India, arguing that the next wave of mobility and payments infrastructure will be shaped by systems that can reason, act and adapt with less human intervention. His remarks come as India’s automotive and EV ecosystem increasingly depends on digital layers for commerce, fleet operations and customer experience.
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar said targeting commercial shipping and seafarers was “simply unacceptable” as India pressed for restraint and de-escalation in the Gulf conflict. His remarks underscored New Delhi’s concern that widening hostilities could endanger civilians, disrupt energy supplies, raise freight costs and deepen pressure on developing economies.
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