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DP Abhushan targets 51 stores, Rs 15,000 crore revenue by FY30
The company is entering Chhattisgarh with a store in Raipur. In Maharashtra, it is exploring Nagpur and Nasik, and Dahod and Baroda in Gujarat, a company executive said.
London-bound plane makes 'emergency landing' at Bengaluru airport after technical snag
The flight was carrying approximately 270 passengers bound for London.
SC to hear on Sept 7 plea seeking guidelines to control airfare fluctuations
The plea claims that currently, no authority has the power to review or cap airfares or ancillary fees.
Nepals request for flood payout tests new climate-aid system
Nepal seeks climate compensation for flood damages from a new UN fund. The nation faces immense costs for recovery and rebuilding after recent catastrophic flooding. This fund, established to aid developing nations, is currently underfunded and untested. Nepal's leaders are urging concrete action from the international community for immediate support. The fund's limited resources and scheduled meetings pose significant challenges for rapid assistance.
Your nominee may be outdated: Check these financial accounts now to avoid family disputes later
Nominee details for financial assets should be reviewed periodically to align with current family circumstances. Changes such as marriage, divorce, or the birth of a child impact these decisions. Here are the financial accounts you must check periodically.
Mohit Nijhawan left a Rs 90 LPA job to pursue microgreens farming after family health concerns arose. He founded Embryonic Greens and launched his brand, Greenu, with a small initial investment. The company now cultivates over seventy-five varieties of microgreens, selling thousands of trays monthly. Since its 2022 launch, the business has generated substantial annual revenue and profit. Nijhawan also conducts training programs to promote organic microgreen cultivation across India.
The resulting airborne hazard forced safety authorities to implement a temporary grounding of flight operations at Jakartas Soekarno-Hatta International Airport
Psychotherapist Francis Weller emphasizes the importance of holding both grief and gratitude as one navigates life's emotional landscape. He argues that mature individuals who balance these feelings develop deeper compassion and understanding for the suffering of others. Solely embracing grief can lead to a sense of despair, while exclusive gratitude risks disconnecting us from the shared human experience.
India's festive season promises strong show as quick commerce reshapes online shopping battle
Indias festive e-commerce season is expected to deliver healthy spending growth, with premium purchases coexisting with aggressive bargain-hunting. Quick commerce is expanding beyond groceries, non-metro India is driving online demand, and AI is increasingly shaping how consumers discover and buy products.
OPEC+ set to keep oil output policy unchanged on Sunday, sources say
OPEC+ is expected to keep its oil output policy unchanged for October. The group needs to agree new quotas before deciding future output steps. Ongoing disruptions limit OPEC+'s influence over prices and market share. Production increases have had limited impact due to the war. The group will likely pause output increases for the fourth quarter.
Builder promised 5069 sq ft villa, delivered smaller one; Telangana RERA offers relief to homebuyer
A Hyderabad homebuyer sued a builder for not delivering a promised 5,069 sq ft villa, as he claimed that the property was smaller than what was advertised in the project brochure. Telangana RERA offered relief to the homebuyer and penalised the builder. Details here.
Hanuman Ansh has become the unexpected blockbuster of 2026. Based on the life of the renowned ascetic Neem Karoli Baba, the movie is made on a meagre budget of just Rs 1.7 crore. According to an estimate shared by Sacnilk, the devotional drama has crossed Rs 100 crore. In an interview, the director revealed how the lead, Shobhinaw Satyaa, was initially signed in as just the AD.
The Supreme Court will hear a plea concerning unpredictable airline fare fluctuations. The government is fast-tracking new aviation rules aimed at modernizing the sector. These rules are expected to be finalized within three weeks for court review. The plea seeks a regulator for transparency and passenger protection. It highlights airlines charging exorbitant fares and reducing baggage allowances.
Maintenance claims: Why courts may look beyond your declared income while deciding payments
A Delhi court has recently upheld 1,840 monthly maintenance, stressing that payments must reflect the spouses genuine financial capacity. The case highlights how courts assess income, evidence, liabilities and family responsibilities when deciding maintenance claims.
Govt sells 4,000 tonnes of buffer onions across 17 cities in 10 days to cool prices
Good kharif onion crop outlook, October arrivals expected to ease supply pressure and prices
Varavu OTT release date announced: When and where to watch Joju George's action film
The action-packed Malayalam thriller Varavu, featuring Joju George, is now streaming on Zee5 after its theatrical release on July 16, where it garnered positive reviews. The plot follows Polachan, a rich planter with a thirst for vengeance post-incarceration. With notable performances from Vani Viswanath and Murali Gopy, the film also marks the beginning of Joju George's directorial journey in his upcoming film Paripadi and other projects.
Govt sells 4,000 tonnes of buffer onions across 17 cities to cool prices
The government has sold about 4,000 tonnes of buffer onions across 17 cities in the first ten days of a subsidised sale aimed at curbing skyrocketing prices, Consumer Affairs Secretary Nidhi Khare said on Sunday. The Centre, through its agencies NCCF and Nafed, is sitting on a buffer stock of 1.21 lakh tonnes of onion for 2026. These agencies are transporting the stored onions in bulk from producing states to consuming centres, either by a dedicated rail rake christened Kanda Express or by trucks, as part of a retail intervention aimed at cooling prices. Onions are being sold at a subsidised rate of Rs 35 per kg in select price-sensitive cities. Approximately 4,000 tonnes of buffer onion have been sold so far in 17 cities, Khare told PTI. Bulk consignments have already reached Delhi and Chennai via the Kanda Express, and a third rake is now being loaded for dispatch to Guwahati in the coming days, she added. The distribution of buffer onions has brought some relief to consume
Government sells 4,000 tonnes of buffer onions across 17 cities in 10 days to cool prices
The government has sold approximately four thousand tonnes of buffer onions. This subsidized sale is occurring across seventeen cities to curb rising prices. Agencies NCCF and Nafed are distributing stored onions via rail and trucks. Onions are being sold at a subsidized rate of thirty-five rupees per kilogram.
Tamannaah Bhatias Mumbai home blends understated luxury with warmth, featuring elegant white interiors, greenery, artwork and natural light. The residence includes a sophisticated living room, marble finishes, an aquarium and an Instagram-worthy dressing area. Personal touches, muted colours and contemporary dcor give the actress home a calm, stylish and glamorous character.
Paradip Port achieves major milestone, berths first capesize vessel with 16.5-Meter Draft
Paradip Port Authority has berthed MV Mineral Kwangyang, its first Capesize vessel with a 16.5-metre draft, carrying 152,702 MT of coking coal from Australia. The milestone highlights the ports deep-draft handling capabilities as Paradip expands infrastructure and mechanisation, with Rs 1,580.36 crore worth of projects aimed at boosting capacity and efficiency.
Engineering goods exporters seek mandate on carbon emission certificate under EU norms
Engineering exporters have urged the government to mandate accredited carbon-emission data from raw-material suppliers, warning that small exporters could struggle to meet EU requirements under the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). About 70% of Indias engineering exports to the EU come from MSMEs.
Toxic fame Kiara Advani and her husband-actor Sidharth Malhotra's opulent Rs 90-crore residence in Mumbai epitomizes luxury living. Crafted by the renowned Gauri Khan, this expansive apartment boasts stunning views of the Arabian Sea and sophisticated interiors. The living space showcases a walnut table paired with a striking tangerine leather sofa adorned with purple stripes. Geometric rugs and plush suede chairs accentuate the dining area, while the pristine, all-white kitchen complements their lavish lifestyle.
ONGC chairman selection: Seven shortlisted candidates to face second round of interviews
Seven candidates have been shortlisted for the ONGC chairman and managing director post, with a second round of interviews expected this week. The shortlist includes Oil India CMD Ranjit Rath, ONGC Videsh MD Rajarshi Gupta and senior executives from ONGC, OVL, MRPL and Indian Oil.
2 bogies of Delhi-bound Sikkim Mahananda Express derail in Bihar's Ara
Two bogies of the Sikkim Mahananda Express derailed early Sunday morning at Ara Junction. No injuries were reported as the train had started at low speed. Rail traffic experienced partial disruption following the early morning incident. Preliminary investigation suggests the driver overshot a red signal, causing the derailment. The train resumed its journey from Ara Junction after the incident was managed.
Bombay HC refuses interim relief to Old Monk maker as state law officer considers revised labels
The Bombay High Court has adjourned a hearing on Mohan Rocky Springwater Breweries' plea. The court needs time to consider three modified product labels submitted by the company. This adjournment follows a request from the Additional Solicitor General of India for instructions. The Old Monk maker sought interim relief but was denied by the court.
Dont throw away these leaves: 5 plants you can grow from a single leaf
Leaf propagation is a simple way to grow new plants without buying seeds or cuttings. Several popular houseplants and succulents can produce new growth from a single healthy leaf. Snake plants, jade plants, African violets, begonias and echeverias are among them. With the right soil, light, moisture and patience, a single leaf can eventually develop roots and grow into a new plant.
Govt considering FDI liberalisation in plantation sector: Official
We are looking for more FDI liberalisation in the plantation sector like banana, the official added.
Switched careers and stopped EPF contributions? Know what happens to your PF and pension
EPF is crucial for retirement savings, with both employees and employers contributing. Here's what happens if someone switches to self-employment, move to an establishment that is not covered by EPFO or stop working altogether.
Govt mulls FDI liberalisation to bring more crops under plantation sector
The government is considering liberalising foreign direct investment (FDI) norms in the plantation sector by bringing more commercial crops under the ambit, an official said. The Commerce and Industry Ministry is holding stakeholder consultations on the issue, the official said. We are looking for more FDI liberalisation in the plantation sector like banana, the official added. At present, 100 per cent FDI under automatic route is permitted in the tea sector, including tea plantations, coffee, rubber, cardamom, palm and olive oil tree plantations. Besides these, FDI is not allowed in any other plantation sector/activity. India has received USD 295.23 million FDI in tea and coffee (processing and warehousing coffee), and USD 3.93 billion in rubber goods during April 2000 and March 2026. As per estimates, India is the largest banana producer in the world with over 30 million tonnes annually. Despite being the largest global producer of bananas, India's exports do not reflect thi
Mumbai's GSB Seva Mandal gets Rs 703 crore insurance cover for Ganesh festival celebration
Mumbai's GSB Seva Mandal has secured a massive Rs 703.27 crore insurance cover for the upcoming Ganpati festival. The idol will be adorned with over 66 kilograms of gold and 335 kilograms of silver ornaments. This year marks the mandal's 72nd Ganeshotsav celebration, attracting many devotees. More than 40,000 people are expected to benefit from daily food charity services.
An unregistered Will can be legally valid in India if properly executed and attested. Learn when a release deed may be required, what documents beneficiaries need, and why Will registration alone does not determine property ownership or transfer.
Aadhaar SIM check: Find and report numbers registered in your name to prevent financial fraud
Your Aadhaar may be linked to mobile connections you do not recognise. Heres how to check SIMs issued in your name through Sanchar Saathi and report suspicious numbers. Digital KYC or e-KYC is mandatory for new connections, while bulk SIM issuance to ordinary consumers is restricted.
Weekly economy wrap: GDP beats estimates, but inflation risks remain
India's economy started FY27 on a strong footing, but questions emerged over the 7.8 per cent GDP growth in Q1 and the methodology behind it
Videotex gets Google ODM certification; eyes Rs 800 crore revenue in next 3 years
Videotex, an Indian television and display ODM, has secured Google TV ODM certification, enabling it to manufacture and supply Google TV-powered smart televisions for other brands. Director Arjun Bajaj said the approval could help grow its ODM business from Rs 450 crore to Rs 800 crore over the next two to three years.
A 10 mutual fund looks cheap. It isnt. Why NAV can fool investors
A new fund's 10 unit price can make it look cheaper than established funds, but NAV has no bearing on returns. The illusion is especially powerful when first-time investors enter the market.
Chalet Hotels targets 5,500 keys by FY30, bets on hybrid model: CEO
The expansion marks a shift in Chalet's business model, with the company now pursuing a combination of third-party operated hotels, franchise properties and hotels under its own Athiva brand
NMDC to start commercial coal production next quarter; eyes 1 MT dry fuel sale in FY27: Chairman
State-owned NMDC plans to begin commercial thermal coal production at its Tokisud North mine in Jharkhand during the October-December quarter and sell up to 1 MT in FY27. The iron ore major also plans to develop a coking coal mine, aiming to derive 20% of revenue from non-iron ore minerals by 2030.
Punjab faces more threats from adjoining provinces than Pakistan's neighbours: CM Maryam Nawaz
Punjab's Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz highlighted internal provincial borders as a greater security threat. She stated terrorism enters Punjab from its adjoining provinces, not neighboring nations. Opposition leaders criticized her remarks as insulting to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. They pointed to the sacrifices made by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa police against terrorism.
How a mountain collapse triggered Nepals deadly flood in just 7 minutes | The Climate Economy
How did a mountain collapse trigger one of Nepals deadliest flood disasters? In this explainer, we break down the strange warning signs, the shrinking river, the seismic signal initially mistaken for an earthquake, and the chain reaction that turned rock, ice and water into a catastrophic flood. Heres what scientists know so far about the Nepal flood disaster and why experts say it could change how Himalayan hazards are monitored in the future. Show more lines
Difficult time for microfinance business behind us, Q2 to see growth, says IndusInd Bank MD
IndusInd Bank expects its microfinance business to grow 15-20% in FY27, with CEO Rajiv Anand saying its difficult phase is now behind it. The lender expects growth to return from the second quarter after scaling up disbursements, while risks are also easing.
GST Council meeting likely to be postponed, say sources
The 57th GST Council meeting, scheduled for September 12, is likely to be postponed, with a final decision expected after consultations with states. The meeting was set to discuss several ease-of-doing-business measures, including protecting buyers ITC when suppliers fail to deposit GST, simplifying taxation of corporate guarantees, allowing ITC on certain employee-related expenses and enabling small businesses to obtain GST registrations across multiple states.
Pakistan are still the best team to win the Womens Asia Cup, according to team mentor Wahab Riaz, despite their crushing defeat against India and a record-low T20I score. Riaz urged the players to trust themselves, learn from their mistakes and bounce back in their next match against Hong Kong. With Pakistan also making strategic squad changes with future tournaments in mind, the team will be looking to revive its campaign and avoid a group-stage exit.
Popularity was never my goal; what matters is public health: FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe
Maharashtra FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe prioritizes public health over personal popularity. He has taken action against 12,083 establishments for various food safety violations. Hygiene, raw material quality, and manpower are common restaurant violations identified. Online food platforms are also considered food business operators and have faced action.
Hanuman Ansh is set to reach audiences beyond India, with Hombale Films announcing its international distribution through Hombale Overseas. The film explores a spiritual journey rooted in faith and centred on Maharaj-ji. The production house shared that the film will be released worldwide on September 11, 2026, taking its story and spiritual themes to international audiences.
Turnover-linked levy could be fairer for gig workers than payouts
As India moves to operationalise social security contributions for gig and platform workers, a seemingly technical design choice could carry outsized consequences for different segments of the platform economy: whether aggregators should contribute based on annual turnover or on a percentage of individual worker payouts. A contribution mechanism for gig-worker social security that is linked to individual transactions rather than an aggregator's turnover could create a sharply uneven financial burden across the platform economy, hitting businesses built on high transaction volumes but low-ticket sizes especially hard, analysts and industry sources said. The Code on Social Security, 2020 requires aggregators to contribute to a Social Security Fund for gig and platform workers. Under the rules, a gig worker becomes eligible for benefits after 90 days of engagement with a single aggregator, or 120 days across multiple aggregators, in a financial year. Aggregators are required to assess .
Delhi anticipates more heavy rain today following recent intense showers. The India Meteorological Department issued a rainfall alert for the national capital. Multiple atmospheric systems are influencing the prevailing weather conditions across the region. Noida and Gurugram also expect rain or thundershowers in the coming days. Residents are advised to stay alert as weather conditions remain unsettled.
Every fourth Jan Dhan account inoperative; 5.72 crore have zero balance: RTI
Nearly 5.72 crore Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana accounts currently hold zero balances. Over 15 crore accounts under the scheme are classified as inoperative. Uttar Pradesh leads with the highest number of zero-balance and inoperative accounts. The scheme aims for universal financial inclusion across all households. More than 59 crore accounts hold over Rs 3.15 lakh crore.
Mirzapur The Movie has successfully engaged audiences and raked in remarkable box office earnings of over Rs 69 crore in India and Rs 10 crore overseas. The film revisits the storyline from the first season, examining an untold narrative steeped in intrigue. At its core, it portrays the fierce conflict for dominance between Guddu Pandit and Munna Tripathi as they grapple for authority within Mirzapur's perilous criminal underworld.
Hyundai Motor India expects 30 pc sales to come from rural markets in 3-4 years: MD & CEO
Hyundai expects rural India to contribute around 30% of its sales within four years, up from 25.9% in Q1FY27. Rural sales grew 23% during the quarter, while six in every 10 new Hyundai outlets are being opened in rural markets.
Singapore is investigating racist online commentary regarding the Nepal-Tibet disaster. Authorities are also examining Singapore Airlines' financial ties to Air India. Senior Minister K Shanmugam condemned the hateful and unacceptable online remarks. He stated that social media platforms will be directed to remove violating content. Singapore aims to safeguard its multicultural identity against rising divisive rhetoric.
RPG Life Sciences plans to deploy Rs 500 crore over the next 12 months to expand manufacturing and API capabilities through strategic acquisitions, Managing Director Ashok Nair said. The drugmaker has committed Rs 700 crore for expansion and targets Rs 2,000-2,500 crore revenue by 2030, supported by domestic and international growth.
Novartis India to pursue therapy-aligned acquisitions; eyes expansion in Tier 2 and Tier 3 markets
Novartis India plans acquisitions and deeper market penetration for future growth. The company will focus on five key therapy areas for expansion. Established brands will be brought under full commercial control by 2026-27. Rising chronic diseases and an aging population drive sustained therapy demand. Improved insurance and healthcare infrastructure will unlock new patient demand.
Losing a smartphone leads to potential loss of sensitive data and personal access. Data reveals only 37% of traced devices are recovered, highlighting significant disparity in recovery rates. Here's what you should do if you lose your mobile.
India emerges as key diesel supplier to Europe as Russian, US flows falter
About 2,00,000 barrels per day of diesel (gasoil) transited the Bab-el-Mandeb in August on vessels bound for Europe, close to year-earlier levels
A small 10,000 income mismatch in savings interest, dividends or freelance receipts could trigger an income tax notice. Tax expert urges taxpayers to reconcile AIS and TIS statements before filing returns to avoid compliance hassles and penalties.
Kanak Agrawal, an IIT-Kanpur graduate, recalls being thrilled by the prospect of work trips after joining a comapny. She imagined free flights, luxurious hotels and travelling the world. However, her older colleagues were less enthusiastic, warning that demanding schedules often leave little time to experience destinations. Her experience eventually inspired her to embrace a different approach to working while travelling and make destinations part of everyday life.
AAP mocks PM Modis Angry Uncles remark
A legal dispute arose over 1.89 crore rental income claimed by a Bengali Hindu landlord under HUF tax status. Despite being challenged by tax authorities, the ITAT Delhi ruled in his favor. Here's what happened.
The issue, the financial planner said, stems from the gap between the bank's basic tax deduction and an investors actual income slab.
Retiring at 45 can mean funding expenses for 40 years or more, making the withdrawal strategy as important as building the corpus. Experts explain why the 4% rule may not suit early retirees in India.
Harvard-trained gut doctor eats these 4 foods every day to lower his colon cancer risk
Daily dietary choices play a crucial role in gut health and the likelihood of developing diseases. Consuming calcium-rich items such as yoghurt may help diminish the risk of colon cancer, as per Harvard-trained gut doctor Dr Saurabh Sethi. Additionally, berries are packed with fibre and polyphenols that help nourish the good bacteria in our guts. By focusing on fibre intake during every meal, we enhance bowel health and functionality.
Hall of Frame: Glasses with bold and distinctive frames are the new corporate accessory
Eyewear is emerging as the new workplace power accessory, replacing traditional markers such as ties, watches and jewellery as a way for professionals to express personality. Bold frames, thicker acetate, stronger silhouettes and colours such as green, navy, oxblood and burgundy are replacing the once-popular rimless and understated styles.
From fragile five to 7.8% growth: PM Modi attacks opposition over pessimism on India's economy
How Tourism Can Save Nepal's Economy As It Recovers From Devastating Floods
Tourism contributes a significant share to Nepal's national economy and employs people either directly or indirectly.
Debt warning signs: 5 red flags that your borrowing may be getting out of control
Debt can quietly become a financial burden. Here are five warning signs of excessive debt, from minimum credit card payments and high EMIs to borrowing for repayments and using savings for bills.
Delhi-based entrepreneur Kanika Jain shared a job candidates experience of rejecting a Rs 7.5 LPA offer because it was based on his previous Rs 5 lakh CTC. Despite having four years of experience, HR called the offer a 50% hike and market standard. The candidate later received a Rs 14 LPA offer from another company. Jain urged recruiters not to undervalue candidates simply because their previous salary was lower.
There is no limit on ownership of gold if it is acquired legally. Evidence proving the source is essential during income tax assessments. Here's the meaning behind 500g, 250g and 100g limits and what happens if the person fails to explain the source.
PPF, NSC, KVP or SSY: How many small savings schemes should you have in your investment portfolio
Most investors do not need to hold PPF, NSC, KVP and SSY together, experts say. Choosing one or two schemes based on goals, tax benefits, returns and liquidity can make a portfolio more efficient.
CA Nitin Kaushik questions whether earning Rs 2 lakh a month by 25 is a genuine financial goal or merely a social media benchmark. He warns that comparing salaries can make young professionals feel like failures while ignoring different career trajectories. Instead, he suggests tracking income growth, skills, savings, investments, debt and financial protection. A lower salary at 25 does not mean a poor career, as long as earning capacity continues to grow.
Bengaluru CA Meenal Goel emphasizes the importance of financial security for women by outlining 6 essential investment strategies. Establishing an emergency fund that covers at least six months' worth of expenses is crucial for unforeseen events. Reliable government-backed schemes such as PPF and Sukanya Samriddhi provide secure returns along with tax incentives. Affordable life and accident insurance through government plans further enhance security.
From fragile five to 7 8% growth: PM Modi attacks opposition over pessimism on India's economy
Bank holidays this week: SBI, HDFC, ICICI, PNB and other banks will remain open for upto 4 to 5 days this week. Check RBI calendar for full holiday list.
Congo wedding fire: At least 22 killed as blaze tears through party in Kinshasa
At least 22 people were killed in a fire that broke out at a wedding party in Kinshasa, Congo, on Friday night, local officials said. The blaze continued into Saturday at a building in Lingwala, where narrow hallways hampered escape. Several others were injured, while the cause remained unconfirmed.
Luxembourg Deputy PM Bettel to visit India, to meet EAM Jaishankar during stay
Luxembourg Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Xavier Bettel will visit India from September 7 to 9, meeting External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar in New Delhi and travelling to Chennai. His itinerary includes engagements at IIT Madras, its Research Park and the inauguration of a new SES campus, the MEA said.
Can a forgotten 500 bill damage your credit history? This is what borrowers should know
A forgotten 500 bill may not immediately damage your credit score, but prolonged or repeated payment delays can affect credit history. Learn five practical steps to clear dues, check reports and protect your credit health.
Theres a lot riding on cos getting rural 2-wheeler mix right
Two-wheeler companies face complex rural stocking challenges for the upcoming festive season. Rural markets account for over half of industry sales, with varied product preferences across regions. Electric vehicle demand is concentrated in select states, adding another stocking layer. Manufacturers must ensure the right product mix is available in the right locations. This strategic stocking is critical for meeting diverse rural demand during peak sales.
Warning needed for even single excess ingredient: Plea in SC seeks changes to FSSAI rules
In a significant legal move, a Supreme Court petition is calling for the FSSAI's food warning labels to be implemented in full, without delay. Opposing a gradual rollout, it emphasizes the urgency for immediate labeling on nutrient-dense products. Additionally, it advocates for clearer labels indicating total sugar, salt, and fat, stressing the need for larger bilingual warnings to foster informed consumer decisions and encourage healthier eating habits.
Gold becoming a part of circular economy
Coal shortage deepens power crisis in Punjab, generation drops by 1,500 MW: Minister
Punjab's power generation has declined by 1,500 MW due to a national coal shortage. Major thermal plants are operating at reduced capacity, impacting electricity supply across the state. The central government's reduced coal supply has worsened the situation for key power facilities. Power cuts are being imposed in domestic and industrial sectors due to this crisis. The state government demands immediate central government action to resolve the coal shortage.
Shah Rukh Khan once faced death like a true Pathaan: I am not scared'
SRK once faced the real threat of being murdered and faced death bravely. In a recent interview, filmmaker Sanjay Gupta revealed how the superstar often received threats from the underworld and decided to confront the mafia with his head held high.
At SRCC, PM Modi Slams Critics: From 'Fragile Five' to Top Global Economy
Modi said corruption, terrorism and inflation were unchecked, but India was now far more secure economically and socially.
US-Russia contacts beneficial, talks begin: Putin
Indian spinners skittle Pakistan for record low total of 55
India's spinners dismantled Pakistan for a mere 55 runs in their league match. Shree Charani took three wickets for seven runs, leading the bowling attack. Young leg-spinner Prema Rawat also contributed significantly with her bowling performance. Pakistan's lowest T20 International score was recorded during this match. India achieved this victory without expending much effort.
Coal India offers road route to power plants to augment coal supplies
Coal India is offering extra coal to power plants facing stock depletion. This move aims to boost supplies during a challenging summer season. The company has adequate coal stocks and is opening new supply routes. Production and supply are increasing as monsoon rains ease. Coal India supplied more coal year-on-year during April-August.
Talcher Fertilisers, NTPC apply for coal gasification scheme
Talcher Fertilisers and NTPC have applied for the innovative coal gasification scheme launched by the government. This initiative focuses on transforming domestic coal into products of greater value, thus supporting India's strategy to lessen dependency on imports. The initial application window remains open until September 7, and more submissions are anticipated as the deadline nears for this significant project.
Quote of the day by Plato: A good decision is based on knowledge and not on numbers. The quote explains why decisions need understanding, context and critical thinking. Numbers and statistics can provide information, but they may not explain the reasons behind a situation. Platos philosophy also focused on knowledge, wisdom, truth, justice and the Good.
Indian companies are willing to pay more for the right talent, and 77% of those surveyed by Deel said they plan to expand global hiring for access to specialised talent, proximity to customers, and round-the-clock operations.
Quote of the Day by Jon Hamm: Jon Hamm emphasizes the importance of acknowledging one's struggles, framing it as a true strength rather than a weakness. Many individuals shy away from seeking help due to fear of vulnerability. However, embracing honesty about our challenges paves the way for meaningful solutions and growth. This mindset fosters self-awareness and personal development, proving that recognizing our needs can lead to resolving issues and fortifying ourselves.
Global hotel chains step up India presence as luxury demand rises
Multiple global hotel chains are gearing up to establish their presence in India, while current hospitality brands are rolling out new luxury and lifestyle properties. Dusit made its much-anticipated return to India last year, and Hyatt is actively exploring potential sites. Both Marriott and Hilton are set to introduce fresh hotel brands in the market, alongside IHG Hotels & Resorts and ITC Hotels, who are also launching exciting new offerings.
Seized Abhayrab vials not manufactured by company: Indian Immunologicals Limited
Indian Immunologicals Limited has asserted that the rabies vaccine vials in question were not produced by their facility. Following a potency test failure, a batch was labeled substandard by the drug regulator. IIL emphasized that the Central Drugs Laboratory in Kasauli had assessed and approved the batch. The company identified seventeen discrepancies between the seized vials and their retention samples.
