Welcome to the India tag page on Money Harvest Haven. Here you’ll find everything we’ve written about India, all in one spot. Whether you’re a cricket fan, a tech enthusiast, or just curious about the latest news, we’ve got something for you.
We keep the list fresh, so you’ll see new posts popping up as soon as they’re published. Below you’ll find short overviews of the most popular articles, plus some quick takeaways you can use right away.
Cricket lovers can dive straight into the recent Lord’s Test drama. England edged India by 22 runs, taking a 2‑1 lead in the Anderson‑Tendulkar Trophy. The match saw both sides score 387 in the first innings, but England set a modest target of 193. India fell short at 170, with Jadeja’s unbeaten 61 being the lone highlight. If you missed the game, this recap gives you the key moments in under a minute.
Another hot topic is why the Indian team isn’t giving Rishabh Pant a chance to open. The article argues Pant’s power hitting could shake up the top order. It points out that keeping Pant lower down limits his impact, and a move up the ladder might give India the extra spark they need in upcoming series.
Thinking about buying a Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 and wondering if it works in the USA? Our quick guide says it does, but you’ll need a carrier that supports its bands. It’s a budget-friendly option, just make sure your network can handle it before you order.
If you’re after Indian live TV on Android TV, we broke down three apps: YuppTV, Airtel Xstream, and Tata Sky Mobile. YuppTV offers the biggest channel list, Airtel Xstream is easy to use, and Tata Sky Mobile is the cheapest. All three give a seven‑day free trial, so you can test before you commit.
Media bias is a hot discussion, especially around the Times of India. One of our posts dives into why many readers feel the paper leans toward certain political and corporate interests. It explains how story selection and tone can shape perception, and why it matters for anyone trying to get a balanced view.
We also covered a quirky piece on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s relationship with the press. The article suggests Modi avoids reporters to stay focused on policies and control the narrative, offering a glimpse into how leaders manage media interactions.
From these pieces to the rest of the India tag, you’ll find concise, practical info without any fluff. Each article is written in a straightforward style, so you can get the facts fast and move on with your day.
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CTET February 2026 exam announced for February 8, 2026, with applications open from November 27 to December 18, 2025. Conducted by CBSE across 132 cities in 20 languages, this 21st edition is mandatory for government school teaching roles in India.
India’s new Labour Codes, effective Nov 21, 2025, expand PF and gratuity calculations, grant fixed-term workers gratuity after one year, and extend social security to gig workers — but may reduce take-home pay due to CTC restructuring.
Gold slipped 3% to ₹1.26 L per 10 g on Dhanteras 2025 as Modi sent greetings; analysts forecast a $5,000/oz surge by 2026 and outline auspicious buying windows.