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Jharkhand government officials met with protesting job aspirants on Saturday. The meeting occurred as Devendra Nath Mahto's fast entered its seventh day. Protesters demand cancellation of the 14th Jharkhand PSC Civil Services Examination. They also seek an independent probe into alleged irregularities. Massive protests have occurred in Ranchi over the past two weeks.
70 years after South Africa's women challenged apartheid, some say their freedom isn't complete
South Africa marks seventy years since the 1956 Women's March against apartheid laws. Many women still face significant gender-based violence and economic inequality today. The Women's Jail, now a museum, honors activists who fought against oppression. Paralympic champion Kgothatso Montjane acknowledges the paved path for current generations. The past's lessons guide South Africa's ongoing journey toward true freedom and equality.
US sanctions bill makes India-US trade deal more critical, may push up import bill: Economist
Proposed US sanctions legislation makes India's trade deal with the United States more critical. Any disruption to crude supplies could raise India's import bill significantly. This situation may pressure the Indian rupee and impact the current account deficit. India will need to assess crude imports depending on ongoing US negotiations. The outcome of these talks will determine India's future energy import strategies.
Gujarat studies Maharashtra model to tackle nearly 100,000 defunct trusts
Gujarat is studying Maharashtras legal and technology reforms as it prepares to amend its public trust law and improve oversight of charitable institutions.The state has around 1 lakh dormant, defunct or inactive trusts that are no longer carrying out their stated charitable activities.
Cricketer Rishabh Pant has reached out to the Chief Minister of Uttarakhand for his help in securing land to build his first home in his home state. After three years of seeking suitable property, Pant aims to settle down and contribute to the development of Uttarakhand. He emphasized his desire to purchase the land at government rates, demonstrating his commitment to his roots.
2026 Independence Day: Businesses established by Partition refugees have become integral to Delhi's identity. Moti Mahal restaurant began its journey in Peshawar before relocating to Daryaganj. Bahrisons Booksellers started in Khan Market with a small collection of books. Frontier Biscuits originated in Hoti Mardan and later opened in Sadar Bazar. These enterprises showcase resilience and the ability to rebuild livelihoods.
With romance, comedy, crime and mystery all making their way to OTT this week, there is plenty to choose from. Whether you want a light office romance or something with a little more action, these five K-dramas offer different ways to spend your binge-watching hours. Read on to know when and where to watch these K-dramas
7 killed, 11 injured after private bus overturns on mountain route in Himachal's Chamba
A private bus overturned and fell onto a lower road in Chamba district, killing seven passengers. Eleven others sustained injuries in the accident which occurred near Chalunj Mor on Saturday morning. Locals immediately rushed to assist and informed the police about the developing situation. Rescue operations are currently underway with multiple agencies involved in the search.
India, Sri Lanka review key power projects; reaffirm commitment to strengthening energy partnership
Ministers review bilateral initiatives such as the proposed India-Sri Lanka HVDC interconnection and the Sampur Solar Power Project, among others
Ashish Yadav opens India's account with silver in men's javelin at World Athletics U20 Championships
Ashish Yadav secured a silver medal in the men's javelin throw event. His throw of 74.09 meters opened India's medal account at the championships. T Dharanidharan finished sixth with a throw of 72.35 meters. South Africa's Jan-Hendrik Heymans claimed the gold medal with a throw of 80.50 meters. Yadav became the second Indian to win silver in this event.
100% tariff threat looms over India: US Senate passes Graham Act targeting Russian oil buyers
India's gas demand returns to pre-disruption levels, but global LNG competition rises: Equirus
India's natural gas consumption recovered to near pre-disruption levels in June 2026. This recovery was broad-based across key sectors, indicating positive demand growth. Imported liquefied natural gas (LNG) consumption rose significantly, increasing India's import dependence. City gas distribution and miscellaneous users led the demand increase during this period.
'Not aware of any such proposal': Hardeep Puri on LPG cess
Rishabh Pant seeks CM Pushkar Singh Dhamis help to buy land in Uttarakhand after 3-year search
Cricketer Rishabh Pant has appealed to the Uttarakhand Chief Minister for assistance in acquiring land. Aspiring to shift from Delhi to his native state, Pant has faced three years of challenges in securing land. He plans to construct his first home and contribute positively to Uttarakhands progress, indicating a readiness to buy government land at prescribed rates.
On the menu at kanwar camps; pasta, pizza, chhole-puri, rasgulla and more
Kanwar camps in Meerut are providing a wide variety of food options for devotees. These camps are mixing traditional dishes with modern cuisine, all prepared without onion and garlic. Some camps are utilizing machines for food preparation and have declared themselves plastic-free. District authorities are continuously inspecting these private camps to ensure quality and hygiene standards. The UP government stated that full-day meal schedules are arranged for all kanwariyas.
Jammu and Kashmir Police conducted raids across five districts on Saturday. These searches targeted suspected terror-related activities and radicalization networks. Officials seized electronic devices and other incriminating material during the operation. The investigation is proceeding based on a registered FIR at CIK, Srinagar. Recovered items will undergo forensic examination for further analysis.
Kerala rains persist: Several districts remain inundated
Rains persist across Kerala, prolonging waterlogging and inundation in many districts. Moderate rainfall is forecast for isolated places in seven northern and southern districts. An orange alert has been issued for several districts, indicating very heavy rainfall is expected. Holidays were declared for educational institutions in eight districts as a precautionary measure.
GI-tagged Mithila Makhana makes first sea shipment from Bihar to Australia
Bihar's GI-tagged Mithila Makhana has been exported to Australia for the first time. This significant shipment of eighteen metric tons directly benefited local farmers in Darbhanga. The Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority facilitated this historic sea route export. Modern facilities are preparing Bihar's agricultural products to meet global quality standards.
EPF Rules 2026: 3-category withdrawal system and new voluntary top-up limits explained
The new EPF Scheme allows voluntary contributions beyond the wage ceiling and simplifies withdrawals. If an employee resigns, the wait for EPF withdrawal has increased from 2 to 12 months.
David Beckham often shares his country garden, featuring roses and vegetables on his Instagram handle. He learned a simple trick for planting roses from his social media followers. His garden also includes plum trees, potatoes, and chickens which require protection. Read on to know about his gardening hacks.
Every investor should have a portfolio strategy beyond just tracking assets. A structured approach involving Asset Allocation, Bubble Plan, and Crisis Plan helps guide decision-making during market fluctuations, ensuring preparedness rather than reaction to unforeseen events.
UN flags need for accountability if peaceful PoK protesters harmed
The United Nations voiced concerns regarding the security situation in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. UN officials emphasized the need for accountability for actions against peaceful protesters. The High Commissioner for Human Rights urged investigations into protester deaths and bans. Restrictions on internet access and public gatherings were also highlighted as violations. Authorities were urged to ensure internet access and engage in inclusive political dialogue.
As we approach Independence Day 2026, it's a chance to write about the journey of freedom in contemporary India. Students can create essays and speech ideas about the legacy of our freedom fighters, reflecting a deeper appreciation for the struggles that led to our current freedom. Engaging discussions will also focus on India's remarkable milestones since independence, highlighting the essential role of young voices in crafting a vibrant and hopeful future.
Fragile 8mm film reels from the early days of cinema in Manipur are currently in the process of being preserved. This international initiative aims to protect the states visual heritage, honoring early filmmakers such as Maharaj Kumar Priyabrata Singh, who extensively documented Manipuri life. The efforts led by the SN Chand Cine Archive & Museum are vital in ensuring that the cinematic legacy of Manipur endures.
Unlocking full potential of NMEO-OP 2.0: From plantation expansion to productivity-led growth
Planting millions of seedlings creates plantations, delivering productivity creates national success
Has coffee become the most misunderstood agricultural product in India?
When it is understood, everyone across the coffee value chainfrom farmer and producer to roaster, barista and consumerstands to benefit
Can agricultural waste become Indias next commodity?
Treating agricultural residue as an economic resource could transform a seasonal environmental challenge into Indias most significant rural and green economy opportunities
Saba Pataudi recently recalled the wedding of Saif Ali Khan and Amrita Singh. She shared how Saif's siters were young and in school when the news broke. The nuptials were intimate and unplanned, but the couple ultimately parted ways after thirteen years together. Read on!
The US FIRE model can be customised by Indians to suit their requirements. The customisation can include a larger corpus, a lower withdrawal rate, a separate fund for healthcare expenses, and following the three-bucket strategy.
DRDO expeditiously finalise clear, measurable key performance indicators: Parl panel on defence
A parliamentary panel urged DRDO to finalize clear performance indicators for projects. It also recommended strengthening ex-servicemen welfare and educational support for their families. The committee desires a comprehensive study on expanding educational opportunities for defense personnel's children. Migration of ECHS applications to the National Government Cloud is a welcome initiative. The panel strongly recommends increasing the defense research and development budget.
Renu Dhariyal from Haldwani, Uttarakhand, has achieved a new Guinness World Record for her exceptionally long hair. Her hair measures an impressive 271.5 centimeters, surpassing the previous record holder from Ukraine. Renu stopped cutting her hair in 2015, inspired by traditional Indian views on beauty and identity. She maintains her hair using homemade oils and shampoos, avoiding chemical-based products.
Retirement planning requires more than choosing investments. Experts explain why starting early, maintaining asset allocation, accounting for taxes and inflation, and investing consistently can help build a larger retirement corpus and improve long-term financial security.
MDR applies only on merchants, not on end users: FM
She clarified that no decision yet on MDR has been taken yet
In a candid conversation, actor R. Madhavan shares his views on embracing natural grey hair and the art of aging gracefully. Drawing inspiration from veterans like Rajinikanth and Ajith Kumar, he emphasizes personal growth and honing his craft. His latest role as GD Naidu in the biopic G.D.N. showcases his commitment to exploring varied character arcs and narratives.
Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata, starring Kangana Ranaut, focuses on hospital staff during the 26/11 attacks. The film shifts attention to the extraordinary courage of ordinary hospital workers. It shows how doctors and nurses cared for patients amidst the terror. This film will premiere is all set for its digital debut. Read on to know when and where to watch it online.
American sci-fi psychological thriller The Last House tells the story of ancient creatures from the ocean that emerge after years of human pollution. They trap a family inside their home for five years, forcing them to find creative ways to survive. Over time, Ruth develops a connection with the creatures and helps her family understand that they are not simply enemies. The story ultimately becomes a lesson about understanding nature and learning to coexist. Read on to know what happened at the ending.
What Happens To Indian Economy If Gen Z Never Buys A House?
The real question is not will Gen Z need housing. It is sharper than that: will they own it, will they rent it, or will they simply inherit it?
Sugar prices poised to rule lower this quarter despite prices topping 15 US cents a lb
Easing geopolitical tensions and stronger-than-expected supplies may drag prices, but El Nino, geopolitical tensions pose risks
Indias metal exports ride global electrification wave
India's exports of key metal intermediates are experiencing a significant surge. Aluminium alloy exports climbed twenty-four percent, reaching one point two nine billion dollars. Insulated copper winding wire exports accelerated fifty-eight percent, with the United States as a leading destination. Refined lead exports also rose fifty-six percent, driven by Asian market demand. These gains reflect India's growing integration into global manufacturing supply chains.
Indian manufacturers turn to air freight as West Asia crisis disrupts sea shipments
Indian manufacturers are airlifting components to ensure festive season production continuity. Sea freight delays and congestion are making ocean shipping unreliable for these companies. Air freight costs are significantly higher, but timely supplies are crucial for demand. Companies are absorbing some increased costs to avoid impacting sales recovery. Logistics partners are exploring innovative routes to manage ongoing disruptions.
Quote of the day by Heraclitus says, The world is nothing but a great desire to live and a great dissatisfaction with living. The saying explores human behavior, desire, dissatisfaction, inner tension and the struggle between what people want and what they experience. Heraclitus connected change, opposites, fire and logos to his view that life remains in motion through opposing forces.
Brain aging research: Older honeybees showed renewed learning abilities after changing social roles. Scientists observed significant molecular changes within the brains of these bees. These changes included specific proteins also found in humans. The findings suggest brain aging may be more flexible than previously thought.
Tequila giant Becle makes direct India push, appoints Shweta Jain as MD
Proximo is among the last major global spirits companies to establish a direct India operation. Most of its international rivals are already present in India, which ranks among the largest markets by volume for Diageo and Pernod Ricard, among others.
LIC weighing plans to invest in health insurance, fintech: R Doraiswamy, MD, LIC
LIC said the governments 31,552-crore offer for sale reflects investor confidence and helped achieve 10% public shareholding. The insurer will focus on growth, margins and distribution, while the government must raise public shareholding to 25% by 2032.
Government explores incentives for polysilicon manufacturing to boost solar energy production
The government is exploring a new incentive scheme for polysilicon manufacturing. This initiative aims to bolster domestic production capabilities within the sector. Currently, a production-linked incentive scheme supports solar module manufacturing. That program covers modules, cells, ingot-wafers, and polysilicon production. This new exploration follows earlier discussions on supporting polysilicon manufacturing.
Delhi HC stays FSSAI ban on Dabur's '100% purity' claims
While issuing notice to the government and Fssai, Justice Amit Mahajan said Dabur has made out a prima facie case for grant of stay of Monday's ban order, as such sudden restrictions could not have been imposed without issuing a show-cause notice or hearing the company.
The sector's rising cash burn, coupled with the relatively limited size of the addressable market, is beginning to concern investors tracking the space. The category is economically viable primarily in urban catchments, where high order density supports efficient fulfilment and worker utilisation. Expanding into lower-density neighbourhoods is significantly more challenging, another industry executive said.
Renewable energy bid discovers record low tariff of 5.25 per unit in SECI tender
A competitive tariff of 5.25 per unit was discovered for round-the-clock renewable energy. This price emerged from a tender by the Solar Energy Corporation of India. The discovered tariff aims to compare with firm power sources like thermal and nuclear. Renewable energy must be supplied reliably on a round-the-clock basis. This development highlights the growing competitiveness of renewable energy sources.
PFRDA approves four new pension funds, increasing total to 14 for NPS subscribers
The Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority has approved four new pension funds. This expansion aims to increase non-government NPS subscribers significantly over five years. Digital initiatives are expected to attract millions of new subscribers annually. PFRDA emphasises accessibility and simplified onboarding for broader pension coverage. Conservative schemes have delivered strong annual returns, building on past successes.
Pay wall: On a charge on UPI transactions
Removing UPIs free nature will not only be unpopular but also unfair
Prudent approach: On the RBIs interest rate-setting committee meeting
The RBI did well to hold interest rates, but inflationary pressures remain
AWL Agri business penalised for substandard O=oil
FSSAI has secured an order against AWL Agri Business for substandard fortified sunflower oil. Laboratory tests found the product failed to meet prescribed vitamin fortification standards. A penalty was imposed after tests revealed vitamin levels were below prescribed standards. This rendered the product substandard under the Food Safety and Standards Act. FSSAI did not disclose the specific penalty amount imposed.
NBFC credit surges 14.4% to 59.3 lakh crore in June, retail loans lead growth: RBI data
Non-banking finance company credit grew 14.4 percent year-on-year in June. Retail loans saw the fastest expansion, increasing by 20.3 percent. Housing and vehicle loans, and gold jewellery loans showed robust growth. Credit to industry expanded by 6.7 percent, while services sector credit grew 17.6 percent. Agriculture and allied activities credit increased significantly by 17.9 percent.
Quote of the day by Christopher Walken says, At its best, life is completely unpredictable. The line looks at uncertainty as part of life. It suggests that people cannot plan every event or outcome. The quote encourages people to accept change, remain open to unexpected experiences, value the present and adjust when plans change.
Shah Rukh Khan has been to many restaurants but only considers one to be a temple: When I came here
Vikas Khanna has become a true-blue sensation in the world of cuisine today. His restaurant, Bungalow, which is located in NYC, is one of the most thriving eateries in the US. However, one heartfelt compliment from superstar Shah Rukh Khan has remained with him over the past few years.
Minister Deepak Prakash can remain minister after MLC nomination, Bihar government informs SC
Bihar government informed the Supreme Court about minister Deepak Prakash's MLC nomination. He has now taken his oath as a Member of the Legislative Council. This development addresses the plea seeking his removal from the ministerial post. The court was informed that Prakash is no longer barred from continuing as minister. His nomination ensures he meets the constitutional requirement for holding the position.
BRICS trade meet clears MSME credit framework
Brics trade ministers finalized their Economic Partnership 2030 strategy and adopted a joint declaration. They agreed on the Jaipur Consensus and Guiding Principles for MSME credit. This aims to close the trade finance gap and expand small business access. The declaration also supported a rules-based multilateral trading system led by the WTO. Ministers advanced market opening and economic diversification among member nations.
Popular TikTok star Sydney Towle lost the battle to cancer at the age of 26. Taking to X, an oncologist explained what makes bile-duct cancer the particular cancer that claimed her life so dangerous.
IHCL's Ginger targets Rs 3,000 crore enterprise revenue by 2030
Ginger is set to exceed 1,000 crore in enterprise revenue in FY27 from 814 crore the year ago. As of July 31, Ginger had a portfolio of 260 hotels, including 165 operational properties and 95 in the pipeline. Ginger's operational footprint spans more than 110 locations across the country. Enterprise revenue for Ginger stood at 301 crore in the first quarter of FY27.
Evergreen diva Marilyn Monroe was celebrated not just for her ethereal beauty but also for her perfect hourglass figure. In an interview, the superstar stated that she did not follow any strict diet or heavy workout regimen for her perfect ten-body.
Godrej Consumer margins hit hard by oil prices
Godrej Consumer Products said surging LPG, kerosene and LABSA costs hit its India margins in the June quarter despite healthy volumes. Consolidated revenue rose 18.3% and profit 11.5%, while the company expects commodity pressures to ease in the second half.
Oil minister Hardeep Singh Puri dismisses concerns about fuel adulteration
Hardeep Singh Puri addressed the issue of fuel adulteration, asserting that concerns over it are baseless. A nationwide investigation uncovered only four instances at various petrol stations. He emphasized that oil marketing firms implement strict testing protocols. Analysis results indicate that chloride levels remain safe and do not support allegations of excessive chloride presence.
Handloom's Fashion Reset: Next fillip for Indias handmade textiles must come from the young
Younger Indians are showing renewed interest in handloom textiles and their heritage. Social media and indie labels are making handloom fabrics fashionable and sustainable. Designers are creatively reinterpreting traditional handloom patterns for modern clothing. This shift brings new understanding and respect for weavers' skills and livelihoods. The future of Indian handloom will be shaped by this younger generation's engagement.
CBIC directs CGST zones to track illegal mining, curb tax evasion
Central tax authorities are taking proactive measures by partnering with state mining departments to address the issue of illegal mineral extraction and transportation. This collaboration will involve setting up a comprehensive information-sharing system across all CGST areas. This directive is a result of a CAG report identifying critical gaps in intelligence sharing, with the goal of significantly reducing tax evasion in the mining sector.
India weighs friendlier investment treaty rules as Cabinet nod nears: DEA Secretary
India is reviewing its bilateral investment treaty model to attract more foreign capital. This review aims to make the treaty more investor-friendly and address existing concerns. Private investments are showing steady growth, benefiting from public capital expenditure increases. The government is also considering relaxing timelines for foreign investors to pursue global arbitration. India seeks to ensure stability and predictability for international capital during global turmoil.
Telangana: Handloom Sector Key To Economy: Kishan Reddy
The minister said the textile sector was among the largest employment generating industries after agriculture, providing jobs to nearly five crore people across the country: Reports
IP protection, FTA utilisation, contractual safeguards integration key for Indian exporters: Report
Indian exporters need to integrate intellectual property protection with FTAs, customs, compliance, contracts and supply chains before entering overseas markets, a TPCI-RNA Technology report said, as IP increasingly influences market access, business valuation, partnerships and global competitiveness.
From kanwars to commerce: Sawan's pop-up economy
The Sawan kanwariya pilgrimage presents an untapped business model for seasonal commerce. Highways can transform into commercial runways for pilgrim-focused enterprises. Pop-up stalls could offer premium Ganga jal and branded merchandise. Corporate sponsors might integrate logos on kanwars and offer transport services. This fusion of faith and finance could become India's newest seasonal industry.
Can a 15,000 monthly SIP build a 5 crore corpus in 30 years? Heres the maths
Investing 15,000 every month for 30 years, assuming an average annual return of 12%, can potentially build a corpus of around 5.29 crore.
PhonePe launches fixed deposit (FD) distribution allowing customers to compare and book high-yield fixed deposits with partner banks and NBFCs online. Here's a stepwise guide on how to book deposits using the app
Telangana HC Warns Freebie Culture Could Weaken Economy
Court urges targeted welfare, flags rising burden of indiscriminate government sops
U.S. accounts for 67% of Indias LPG imports, Petroleum Minister Hardeep Puri
Before the conflict broke out in West Asia, India imported about 60% of its LPG requirement of which 90% transited through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Indian Railways has implemented strict measures to address violations related to food quality and hygiene. The initiative includes imposing fines amounting to Rs 5.13 crore and the termination of contracts. By conducting regular inspections and surprise checks, they aim to enhance food safety compliance. The introduction of modern base kitchens, along with the installation of CCTV cameras, is intended for vigilant monitoring.
Travis Head wins second straight Allan Border Medal, joins elite list
Travis Head secured his second consecutive Allan Border Medal award. He narrowly defeated close friend Alex Carey by a single vote. Mitchell Starc received the Shane Warne Men's Test Player of the Year award. Mitchell Marsh was named ODI Player of the Year. Tim David earned the T20I award for his performances.
India identified 27 places, features in Arunachal Pradesh by their standard names on official map
India has formally identified twenty-seven places in Arunachal Pradesh on its official map. This action aims to ensure accurate recognition and public awareness of these locations. China has repeatedly renamed places in Arunachal Pradesh, which India rejects. India asserts Arunachal Pradesh is an integral part of the nation. These efforts aim to counter China's attempts to create baseless narratives.
FAA orders crack inspections for hundreds of Boeing 737 Max jets
The Federal Aviation Administration has mandated that inspections be carried out on numerous Boeing 737 Max aircraft due to potential cracks detected in older models. This concern has been known since Boeing flagged the issue and collaborated with operators over the last six years. In response, inspections for Max jets will now be enforced by the FAA, highlighting ongoing safety and quality challenges Boeing has encountered.
Akasa Air, AI Express say their B737 planes are not impacted by FAA directive
Indian airlines Akasa Air and Air India Express confirmed their Boeing 737 fleets are not impacted by a recent FAA directive. This directive mandates inspections for potential fuselage cracks on certain Boeing 737 aircraft models. Akasa Air stated its young fleet will not reach inspection thresholds for many years. Air India Express also confirmed its approximately eighty Boeing 737 planes are unaffected by the order.
Brazilian proverb of the day highlights the saying, Between the beginning and the end there is always a middle. The proverb explains that every journey has stages and that growth happens during the middle phase. It teaches patience, presence, resilience, hard work and steady progress. The saying reminds people to value daily efforts instead of thinking only about the starting point or the final result.
White House adviser declines to link Russia sanctions bill with India trade talks
A proposed US sanctions bill targeting Russian oil buyers could affect trade talks with India. White House officials stated negotiators will decide any impact on ongoing discussions. Senators are advancing legislation that could impose tariffs on countries buying Russian energy. This measure aims to curb revenues supporting Russia's military actions in Ukraine. India and the US continue trade negotiations despite evolving tariff structures.
Code Name Silver: The Indian spy who played 5 sides in World War II
Known by the British codename Silver, Talwar operated across German, Italian, Soviet, British and Japanese intelligence networks while maintaining links to Indias freedom movement. His shifting loyalties, including his work for British intelligence under Peter Fleming, have made his legacy controversial.
Emergency fund: Today, we explain the 3-6-9 rule that salaried individuals and even those without stable income can use to build their savings for a rainy day or to safeguard against extenuating circumstances.
Bengaluru bachelor reveals he spent Rs 12 lakh in 2 years on living expenses
A Bengaluru resident spent approximately twelve lakh rupees over two years. His monthly expenses as a bachelor in the city reached nearly fifty thousand rupees. Rent constituted a significant portion of his monthly budget, amounting to twenty-eight thousand rupees. Food and daily expenses added another twenty-two thousand rupees to his monthly outgoings. This highlights the substantial cost of living for individuals in India's technology hub.
Sergio Gor, the US Ambassador, underscores the robust trust and teamwork that characterize US-India relations. With American businesses pursuing investments in India, bilateral trade has surged to over $240 billion. Additionally, India's military collaboration with the US is unmatched globally, while a remarkable 40% of the generic drugs consumed in the US are sourced from Indian manufacturers.
Indias supply-side potential strengthened amid repeated global shocks: CEA Nageswaran
CEA Anantha Nageswaran cautions next 20 years will be more challenging
Lok Sabha approves MSME Bill to speed up payments, improve ease of business
The Lok Sabha passed the legislation without a debate amid continued protests by Opposition members over various issues
OMCs began rigorous testing for E20 fuel contamination at pumps from Mid-July: Oil Minister
The Minister reveals that only 4 cases of contamination of E20 fuel was found
Claims of 500 ppm chloride and presence of moisture in E20 fuel not validated: PSU OMCs
A dedicated task force having members of the three OMCs and the Centre for High Technology (CHT) checked ethanol samples from 80 distilleries across India in the last 10 days
Pension funds collect and invest money contributed by employees and employers to build a large financial pool with an endeavour to pay regular income streams to workers after they retire.
Assam CM inaugurates digital survey training prog for flood assessment
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has unveiled a new digital survey training program aimed at accurately assessing flood damage across four districts. Starting on August ninth, trained surveyors will carry out digital evaluations, with a comprehensive two-stage verification process ensuring reliable data by September tenth. This initiative lays the groundwork for structured rehabilitation efforts following the assessment.
