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Squid Game Season Three, the final edition of Netflix’s acclaimed South Korean drama series, is set to release on the streaming platform on Friday, June 27. The story centres on individuals drowning in debt, who participate in a series of lethal children’s games for the chance to win a huge cash reward. The participants gamble their lives on a secret island, as those who fail to clear a certain round are killed.

4 days ago | ndtvprofit.com | Rishabh Bhatnagar

India and the United States are still keen to finalise an interim bilateral trade agreement (BTA) but significant sticking points remain, particularly around agriculture, with the clock ticking toward the July 9 deadline for the end of a 90-day tariff pause. According to government sources, the U.S. continues to push aggressively for greater market access for its agricultural and dairy products, along with approval for genetically modified (GMO) crops.

1 week ago | ndtvprofit.com | Rishabh Bhatnagar

A last-minute regulation by the Ministry of Steel has sent shockwaves across India's small and medium manufacturing units, with many warning of plant shutdowns, financial losses and disruptions to supply chains, according to the Global Trade Research Initiative. The new rule mandates that not just finished or semi-finished steel, but even the raw materials used to manufacture them overseas must now comply with the Bureau of Indian Standards' norms.

1 week ago | ndtvprofit.com | Shrimi Choudhary

The Enforcement Directorate has widened its investigation into illegal online betting platforms, focusing on endorsements by former cricketers and film personalities. Former India cricketers Harbhajan Singh, Yuvraj Singh and Suresh Raina, along with actor Sonu Sood and actress Urvashi Rautela, have been questioned as part of an ongoing probe into promotional links with banned betting platforms including 1xBet, FairPlay, Parimatch and Lotus365, according to top ED officials.

1 week ago | ndtvprofit.com | Mohammed Uzair Shaikh

"Aaj yeh Kashmir hain majboor-o-faqeer, kal jise kehte the Iran-e-Sagheer (Today, this Kashmir is helpless and poor, which till yesterday was known as 'little Iran')," lamented 60-year-old shawl seller Aziz Tak, as he slightly tweaked a couplet of Allama Iqbal to point towards the state of despair in Pahalgam. Tak, whose earnings have almost turned nil since the April 22 terror attack, is among the scores of locals who see no hope for recovery in the near future.