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businessJune 7, 2026The Economic Times

India can grow over 8% despite oil shocks, crude impact overblown in narrative: World Bank exec

India's economy shows strong growth, defying fears of oil price shocks. Neelkanth Mishra, World Bank Executive Director, states India is well-positioned to handle higher oil prices. Domestic demand remains robust, with positive indicators in car sales and mall footfalls. India's refining capabilities offer a buffer, mitigating the impact of crude price increases. Growth is projected to remain strong, near 7.5-8%.

healthJune 7, 2026Malayala Manorama

Food poisoning can happen at your home kitchens too: Food safety expert explains

Dr S Lija, Nodal Officer of the Food Safety Department, gives safety tips..food safety, world health organisation, food poisoning, hygiene, safe food, kitchen hygiene, monsoon food safety, shawarma safety, foodborne illness prevention, healthy eating, food contamination, food spoilage, preventing food poisoning, cooking hygiene, food temperature control

healthJune 7, 2026The Indian Express

‘Teachers are going to hate it’: How social media apps hooked teens at school

Again and again, the world’s leading social media companies have targeted students, even as complaints have mounted that they are hurting teenagers’ mental health and academic performance, according to a New York Times review of internal documents that lay bare for the first time these tactics to hook young users. The documents emerged from lawsuits

healthJune 7, 2026NBC News

Simone Biles reveals she had a health scare and describes ‘almost dying’

United States gymnastics great Simone Biles shared limited news of a health scare on Saturday, an experience she said included “almost dying.”The world’s most-decorated gymnast said on Instagram Stories that she had endured an unexpected situation, and she thanked well-wishers.“I’m not one to normally share things like this because I value privacy in today’s age,” Biles, 29, said on the social media platform.

healthJune 7, 2026The Economic Times

World's most contagious disease detected in California wastewater: Key signs of virus and symptoms you should watch

Measles outbreak: California health officials are alarmed by the detection of measles in wastewater, coinciding with the state's worst outbreak in seven years. With 74 confirmed cases, largely linked to low vaccination rates, the highly contagious virus poses a significant public health threat. Experts urge residents to verify vaccination status and rely on credible medical advice to combat misinformation.

worldJune 7, 2026The Economic Times

India's birth rate has fallen below replacement: Elon Musk

India's birth rate has dropped below the replacement level. This trend is particularly noticeable among educated women. The nation's fertility rate now stands at 1.9 births per woman. This signifies a demographic shift for the world's most populous country. Experts note persistent inequalities despite progress in health and education.

sportsJune 7, 2026Spokane Spokesman-Review

Arab Spring: Egypt in the time of revolution

The Spokesman-Review is spotlighting Egypt – the place, the people and the culture – as Spokane readies to welcome the Egyptian men’s national team ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.On Jan. 28, 2011, I stood outside the Al-Azhar Mosque in Cairo. Members of the Egyptian and ex-pat press corps chatted nervously while we waited for Friday prayers to finish and for the Day of Anger to begin.

worldJune 7, 2026Livemint

World News Today Live Updates on June 7, 2026: Trump plans to redirect frozen Iranian assets toward Gulf ally rebuilding as truce talks stall over $24 billion

World News Today Live Updates on June 7, 2026: Stay informed on global events with our in-depth world news coverage, bringing you the latest developments across politics, economy, and culture. Discover insights into international affairs, breaking news, and the trends shaping our interconnected world, all in one place.

worldJune 6, 2026Devdiscourse

Global Headlines: Tragedy, Diplomacy, and Cultural Dreams

The current world news cycle includes several impactful stories. A seven-month-old Palestinian, Sam Fahd Abu Haikal, was tragically killed in the West Bank. Ukrainian President Zelenskiy reached out to Putin for peace talks amidst ongoing conflict. Cape Verde dreams of World Cup success, while British royals celebrate a family wedding.

powerJune 6, 2026Daily Excelsior

Minister-President of Thuringia, Germany Visits SAP Labs India

MUMBAI, June 6: The Minister-President of Thuringia, Germany, Mario Voigt, today visited SAP Labs India Innovation Park in Bengaluru, underscoring the growing strategic collaboration between India and Germany across technology, innovation, engineering, research, and digital transformation. On the occasion of World Environment Day, the Minister-President also joined SAP Labs India leadership and the visiting delegation in launching a 1,000-tree plantation drive, highlighting a shared commitment to sustainability and responsible growth alongside innovation-led progress. The visit reflected the increasing importance

powerJune 6, 2026Daily Excelsior

Industrial policy regains spotlight, design and governance to determine success: IMF

NEW DELHI, June 6: Governments across the world are increasingly turning to industrial policy to strengthen strategic sectors, secure supply chains and boost economic resilience in the face of geopolitical and economic shocks, but the success of such interventions remains far from guaranteed, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). In a recent analysis, the IMF noted that industrial policy – government measures aimed at supporting specific industries and firms – has witnessed a sharp resurgence since the COVID-19 pandemic

technologyJune 6, 2026Medical Xpress

Researchers develop world's first AI for objective pain assessment

A research team has developed technology that uses artificial intelligence to analyze electroencephalogram signals triggered by thermal stimuli and objectively classify pain intensity. The study is published in IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering.