India’s August CPI inflation rose to 4.82%: which everyday prices changed, from onions to tomatoes
India’s provisional August CPI inflation was 4.82% year on year. The official data show why an average rate can feel different in each kitchen.
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IMD’s latest Gujarat forecast names seven districts for isolated heavy rain from 15 September. Check timing, risks and updates.
India’s provisional August CPI inflation was 4.82% year on year. The official data show why an average rate can feel different in each kitchen.
Bengaluru Police say a one-day enforcement operation found 529 children working, inspected 6,076 locations and led to 105 registered cases.
Andhra Pradesh opened 10 critical-care blocks and 12 public-health labs; staffing, service quality and patient outcomes remain the next tests.
BRICS leaders adopted the New Delhi Declaration under India’s 2026 chairship, setting a consensus agenda on diplomacy, trade, science and sustainability.
India’s national HPV vaccination campaign has crossed 80 lakh administered doses, with free, voluntary single-dose vaccination offered to 14-year-old girls with parental consent.
From jobs and welfare to federalism, climate and digital governance, five policy arguments are defining how India weighs growth, rights and accountability.
India’s monsoon is not simply arriving early or late; its changing rhythm is reshaping when, where and how rain falls, with consequences for farms, cities and water planning.
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