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1 week ago | etvbharat.com | Saurabh Shukla |ETV Bharat

By Saurabh ShuklaNew Delhi: The upward trend of gold prices shows no sign of slowing down. The latest research report suggests that it may witness further rise in the coming days. According to Goldman Sachs, gold may touch the level of $3,700-per-ounce, whereas if there is more risk, it may even cross the level of 4500 by the end of the year. Besides Goldman Sachs, UBS has also raised the upward target of gold.

1 week ago | etvbharat.com | Kapil Tiwari |ETV Bharat

By Kapil TiwariSagar: Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Roorkee alumni Anand Jain has created magic in Sagar, Madhya Pradesh. He has set up the country's largest agri-voltaic solar plant on 16 acres of land, by which not only electricity is generated but also organic farming is done. He set up the solar plant on 16 acres of land. Usually, farming does not happen under a solar plant as the plants need sunlight to grow.

1 week ago | etvbharat.com | Surabhi Gupta |ETV Bharat

By Surabhi GuptaDelhi: In the summer season in India, health experts and environment observers focus more on a metric - the warmth index, better termed as the "feels-like temperature," that is more relevant and potentially life-saving by nature. The heat index - other than basic temperature measurement - takes into account at least two important weather-related elements: temperature and humidity, and expresses this in terms of temperature - how hot it feels to a human being.

3 weeks ago | etvbharat.com | Saurabh Shukla |ETV Bharat

Country-specific Reciprocal Tariffs No tariffs were imposed on Ireland, despite a trade deficit of $89.2 billion in 2024, or on Russia, Guyana, and Romania, despite each exceeding $1 billion in deficits. Some nations with US trade surpluses, including Australia (+$13.7 billion) and the United Arab Emirates (+$12.6 billion), were still hit with the 10% base tariff. Others include Argentina, Peru, Morocco, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, and the Dominican Republic. What US Says?

3 weeks ago | etvbharat.com | Saurabh Shukla |ETV Bharat

By Saurabh ShuklaNew Delhi: The Centre has been introducing Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes for various sectors to support the country's Industry for quite some time now. The government believes that these schemes will not only encourage domestic production but will also promote exports across different sectors. But experts have differing views on this.