Wednesday, 21, January, 2026

Indian embassy in Iran advises its citizens against non-essential travel to Iran

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Indian embassy in Iran advises its citizens against non-essential travel to Iran
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Jeeyar
Jeeyar

Jivaasri Ayurvedic Cafe starting India’s First Ayurvedic Café Providing an Integrated approach

Special Recognition and Commendations are conveyed to Jivaasri Ayurvedic Cafe, for their unwavering commitment towards Holistic Wellness, achieved with passion, determined with a vision, chiselled their legacy, mastered their will to prove nothing is impossible by starting India’s First Ayurvedic Café Providing an Integrated approach towards Holistic Wellness through food to inspire, motivate and encourage. →

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How Can The Middle Class Create Long-Term Wealth? Here Are Seven Effective Tips

Accumulating a sizable corpus is a dream for middle class investors. But many of these investors fail to achieve their ambitious financial goals amid rising expenses, inflation, loans and economic uncertainties.

The Indian middle class investors can also build wealth more effectively and achieve their financial goals easily with a prudent financial roadmap. Initially, it may seem a daunting task to remain committed to your financial plan, but over the years, it will lead to accumulating a sizable corpus. The short-term sacrifices and adjustments in your monthly budget could be helpful to build wealth in the long run.
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Trade
Trade
India and Maldives discussing free trade agreement, investment pact

India and the Maldives have initiated discussions to negotiate a comprehensive Free Trade Agreement (FTA) and an Investment Treaty, marking a significant step towards strengthening bilateral economic ties. This announcement was made by Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri on Tuesday, reflecting the deepening of strategic and commercial relations between the two nations.

The proposed FTA and investment pact aim to enhance cross-border trade, attract mutual investments, and streamline regulatory frameworks to facilitate ease of doing business. These agreements are expected to create new economic opportunities, particularly in sectors such as tourism, infrastructure, and technology, which are pivotal to the Maldivian economy and align with India’s regional growth objectives.

In addition to trade and investment, the two countries are exploring new avenues of cooperation, particularly in the renewable energy sector. Foreign Secretary Misri highlighted that sustainable energy solutions, including solar and wind power, could become key pillars of collaboration. This aligns with India's broader commitment to green development and the Maldives' vulnerability to climate change, positioning both countries to benefit from joint initiatives in clean energy and environmental resilience.
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