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‘The dollar is losing credibility’: why central banks are scrambling for gold
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‘The dollar is losing credibility’: why central banks are scrambling for gold

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/jan/16/the-dollar-is-losing-credibility-why-central-banks-are-scrambling-for-gold
Theguardian.com
  • Central banks are increasing gold allocations as a hedge amid geopolitical tensions and dollar concerns.
  • Many currencies are viewed as less stable, prompting repatriation of gold stockpiles back to domestic vaults.
  • The dollar’s share in central bank reserves has fallen but remains dominant, with experts warning of gaps in alternatives.
  • Gold is described as the ‘barbarous relic’ and the most reliable store of value in uncertain times.
  • Some countries have repatriated or moved to hold more gold in domestic rather than foreign vaults.
  • Beijing has built up a large gold stockpile as part of a strategy to rival the dollar in global reserves.
  • The Bank of England vaults remain a key center for official gold, serving dozens of institutions worldwide.
  • Historically, the dollar has been the primary reserve currency and remains central to global finance despite shifts.
  • Experts warn there is no clear replacement for the dollar, keeping gold in focus as a potential alternative.
  • Gold’s role as a reserve asset is rising alongside debates about cryptocurrency's future relevance.
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designed for a retired couple, nani house embraces ageing rituals with slow living warmth
#2 out of 1910.1K est. views94.48%
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designed for a retired couple, nani house embraces ageing rituals with slow living warmth

https://www.designboom.com/architecture/retired-couple-nani-house-embraces-ageing-rituals-slow-living-warmth/
Designboom.com
  • Designboom reports that Nani House is a private Indian residence crafted as a sanctuary for a retiring couple.
  • The project prioritizes slow living, comfort, and accessibility over spectacle.
  • Architects dissolved traditional room hierarchies to create seamless indoor‑outdoor transitions.
  • Materials like stone, timber, and linen form a restrained palette that ages gracefully.
  • Large openings and diffused daylight frame the surrounding garden as a living artwork.
  • Circulation is generous and step-free to ensure accessibility without compromising aesthetics.
  • The garden extends into the house, softening thresholds and linking daily life with nature.
  • Shilpi Sonar and Satyadeep lead a design studio focused on memory, usability, and sustainability.
  • The design aims to age with grace, using ergonomic furniture and long-lasting materials.
  • Interior details emphasize memory through worn artefacts, books, and collected objects.
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Cricket’s T20 World Cup is highlighting tensions on the Indian subcontinent
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sports14h ago

Cricket’s T20 World Cup is highlighting tensions on the Indian subcontinent

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6945184/2026/01/16/cricket-t20-world-cup-indian-tensions-explained/
Nytimes.com
  • Bangladesh will not travel to India for its T20 World Cup group games due to safety and security concerns, prompting possible relocation of matches.
  • Pakistan’s games are already scheduled in Sri Lanka due to the strained political relations with India.
  • Bangladesh's interim government has described a 'prevailing extreme communal situation' as part of its reservations about playing in India.
  • If Bangladesh withdraws or is removed, the ICC will decide whether to replace the team or nullify its scheduled matches.
  • The tournament’s knockout phase may adjust as nations consider alternative venues for Bangladesh’s matches.
  • India and Pakistan are not playing bilateral tests; their World Cup matches often occur in multi-nation events, with some games moved to Sri Lanka.
  • The 2026 T20 World Cup is set to be hosted by India and Sri Lanka, with group games in Kolkata and Mumbai.
  • Bangladesh’s group includes West Indies, Italy, England, and Nepal, with matches slated for Kolkata and Mumbai.
  • The BCB has not reported any financial losses from not playing, but players would miss out on match fees.
  • The Bangladesh government and Bangladesh cabinet have issued statements linking the safety concerns to broader regional tensions.
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Gorillaz swinging into new Indian era
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entertainment2h ago

Gorillaz swinging into new Indian era

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/music/damon-albarns-gorillaz-swinging-new-36565325
Dailystar.co.uk
  • Gorillaz say working in India gave the band fresh purpose and inspired their new album The Mountain.
  • The Mountain is set for release February 27, with a new single Orange County featuring Bizarrap, Kara Jackson and Anoushka Shankar.
  • Albarn explains India trips broadened their musical language and collaboration with Mumbai artists.
  • A family emergency influenced the recording decision, leading to time in Jaipur, India.
  • Gorillaz plan potential India live shows following a busy UK and Europe tour.
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India’s JioStar Posts $883 Million Quarterly Revenue as Women’s World Cup Cricket Final Draws Record Numbers
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business4h ago

India’s JioStar Posts $883 Million Quarterly Revenue as Women’s World Cup Cricket Final Draws Record Numbers

https://variety.com/2026/tv/news/india-jiostar-883-million-quarterly-revenue-1236633122/
Variety.com
  • JioStar reported INR 8,010 crore ($883 million) in quarterly revenue for the quarter ended Dec. 31, 2025.
  • Women’s World Cup final attracted 99 million digital viewers, signaling stronger interest in women’s sports.
  • JioStar's TV network reached over 830 million viewers in the quarter with more than 60 billion hours of watch time.
  • JioHotstar engagement surged, aided by multi-language content and the AI-led series 'Mahabharat: Ek Dharmayudh'.
  • Nine-month revenues reached $2.9 billion with EBITDA of $447 million as JioStar consolidates leadership in Indian media.
  • The company highlighted strong monetization and consumption across digital and linear TV.
  • JioStar's AI-led series 'Mahabharat: Ek Dharmayudh' showed strong multi-language adoption.
  • Digital sports and cricket attract record engagement across platforms.
  • JioStar's quarterly TV entertainment share rose to 34.6%, nearing the combined share of the next three networks.
  • The group cited major theatrical release and global market positioning.
  • JioStar reports ongoing growth in subscriptions and audience retention across platforms.
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India’s exports to China surge in December while shipments to U.S. decline as Trump tariffs bite
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business7h ago

India’s exports to China surge in December while shipments to U.S. decline as Trump tariffs bite

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/01/16/india-trade-us-china-exports-trump-tariffs.html
Cnbc.com
  • Latest: India, the U.S., and China are engaging over tariffs that influence global trade dynamics.
  • Experts say talks reflect concerns about economic security and access to technology.
  • India's role as a regional partner could influence concessions and outcomes.
  • The situation remains fluid as negotiators assess immediate and long-term impacts.
  • Analysts expect possible policy options and concessions to emerge in coming weeks.
  • The tariff topic is linked to shifts in export strategies of the U.S. and China.
  • Trade discussions are part of a broader global market access debate.
  • Tariffs' impact on supply chains remains a central concern for policymakers.
  • The discussion underscores the interconnected nature of major economies' trade policies.
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From screen to style: Samantha Ruth Prabhu enters fashion space with new apparel brand | - The Times of India
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celebrities8h ago

From screen to style: Samantha Ruth Prabhu enters fashion space with new apparel brand | - The Times of India

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/fashion/luxury/fashion/from-screen-to-style-samantha-ruth-prabhu-enters-fashion-space-with-new-apparel-brand/articleshow/126563997.cms
Timesofindia.indiatimes.com
  • Samantha Ruth Prabhu launches Mile Collective, a new apparel brand focused on comfort-driven activewear and lifestyle pieces.
  • Mile Collective is the reimagined Mile Active, originally started in 2023 to serve Indian body types and climates.
  • The debut collection ‘OnTheGo’ targets wear-while-workout, travel, and home lounging with a minimalist color palette.
  • Mile Collective plans a pan-India online launch via an upcoming e-commerce site.
  • Samantha says movement is about balance, intention, and ease, guiding her design philosophy for Mile Collective.
  • The brand is led by Samantha along with Harshita Motaparthi and Pravishta Nadella.
  • The rebranded Mile Collective emphasizes wellness and comfort-driven aesthetics.
  • The first collection centers on versatile wear suitable for workouts, travel, and lounge.
  • Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s fashion move highlights a trend of actors launching own fashion brands in India.
  • The brand's e-commerce launch will serve customers across India, expanding online accessibility.
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India: Security, terrorism laws used to silence dissent
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politics8h ago

India: Security, terrorism laws used to silence dissent

https://www.dw.com/en/india-security-terrorism-laws-used-to-silence-dissent/a-75534044
Dw.com
  • Supreme Court denied bail for Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam in the 2020 Delhi riots case, intensifying scrutiny of UAPA.
  • UAPA’s bail standard is described as reversing innocence, making it easier to keep suspects jailed before trial.
  • Official data shows 10,440 arrests under UAPA from 2019 to 2023 with only 335 convictions.
  • Critics warn NSA and PSA enable long detentions without trial in Kashmir and beyond.
  • Detentions and raids under PMLA are used against journalists and NGO workers, raising rights concerns.
  • Lawyers and activists warn that once labeled a terrorist, individuals struggle to reclaim rights.
  • Experts claim police and courts exercise power with less scrutiny, undermining due process.
  • Karat and Sibal argue the balance between security and liberty has been lost.
  • POTA predecessor to UAPA shows how anti-terror laws have evolved and expanded.
  • Rights groups warn that vague provisions in UAPA enable criminalizing legitimate human rights work.
  • The DW piece frames the crackdown as part of a broader trend of using security laws to silence critics.
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Kobalt Partners With India’s Madverse to Expand Publishing Reach
#9 out of 19
business12h ago

Kobalt Partners With India’s Madverse to Expand Publishing Reach

https://variety.com/2026/music/news/kobalt-madverse-south-asia-publishing-deal-1236632892/
Variety.com
  • Kobalt and Madverse form a worldwide publishing partnership to expand South Asian publishing reach and royalty collection.
  • Madverse aims to empower Indian creators by capturing overseas earnings through improved royalty infrastructure.
  • Kobalt notes the partnership will help Madverse songwriters and producers reach international markets with better accuracy.
  • Madverse reports a client base exceeding 150,000 artists and labels across India and South Asia.
  • Kobalt administers publishing for over 1 million compositions via 10 international offices.
  • Kobalt's roster includes high-profile songwriters and its catalog accounts for a large share of top songs in the U.S. and U.K.
  • Simon Moor, Kobalt's Asia-Pacific MD, says the partnership supports a creator-first approach with global reach.
  • The deal aligns with Madverse’s 'Independent, Not Alone' philosophy.
  • The partnership targets gaps in international royalty collection for South Asian creators.
  • The announcement coincides with broader industry moves in Asia-Pacific music publishing.
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Key facts: Reliance Q3 profit rises; halts Russian oil imports; Jio urges action
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business14h ago

Key facts: Reliance Q3 profit rises; halts Russian oil imports; Jio urges action

https://www.tradingview.com/news/tradingview:399d20213bfbf:0-key-facts-reliance-q3-profit-rises-halts-russian-oil-imports-jio-urges-action/
Tradingview.com
  • Reliance Industries to report Q3 results with about a 6% profit rise to 196.44 billion rupees.
  • Reliance stopped importing Russian crude from Rosneft in late December 2025, pushing imports to a near two-year low.
  • Reliance Jio urged the government to action against Adani’s Navi Mumbai Airport over mobile coverage issues.
  • The earnings outlook and policy actions underscore shifts in energy sourcing and telecom infrastructure in India.
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