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Dominika Patalas-Kalra, a Polish woman who has lived and travelled in India for 10 years, has challenged social media stereotypes about the country. In an Instagram video, she praised Indias transport, highways, metro systems, hotels, landscapes, stadiums and festivals, while arguing that negative images often attract more attention online. Her post has crossed 9 lakh views and drawn strong reactions.
Rio to take a leaf out of Gujarat's 'Green' playbook
Gujarat's innovative emissions trading system has achieved significant pollution reduction. This successful model is now being adopted by other Indian states and cities. Rio de Janeiro plans to implement a similar market-based pollution control mechanism. The Gujarat system demonstrates developing economies can balance growth and clean air. This environmental policy success earned Gujarat an Earthshot Prize finalist nomination.
Michael Jordan's legacy is a testament to the power of perseverance and a growth-oriented mindset. He firmly believed that hard work and unwavering faith are critical to realizing one's aspirations. His career, marked by relentless dedication and an insatiable competitive spirit, transformed him from an underestimated player into a global icon, demonstrating how this mindset shaped both his illustrious basketball career and successful ventures.
Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany addresses Jamal Musiala's seizure condition
Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany addressed Jamal Musiala's neurological condition. He stated that further seizures would not be a significant concern for the team. Experts are providing the best medical advice for the young attacking midfielder. The club is prepared to manage the situation effectively and support Musiala. He is expected to return to being a normal athlete in due course.
Economic growth & quality of life must go hand in hand: Piyush Goyal
A society cannot develop just if the focus is on the economic aspects of society or economic growth. It has to be juxtaposed with the quality of life that is being provided to the people of India, the minister said, adding that government schemes on healthcare, housing, sanitation and power supply are aimed at economic growth as well as better quality of life for citizens.
Explosion outside Manipur CLP leader's residence in Thoubal
A hand grenade exploded near Keisham Meghachandra Singh's residence in Thoubal district. The incident occurred at Yairipok Bishnunaha around 8:15 pm on Thursday evening. Police rushed to the scene and initiated a search operation in the surrounding area. The identity and motive of the perpetrator remain unknown at this time. Local women strongly condemned the unacceptable act of violence.
Coal stock management emerges as key challenge for thermal power producers
India may not need a complete overhaul of its coal-allocation policy, but it must stress on sharper implementation, and fixing accountability on power producers who may not be adhering to the stipulated norms for maintaining adequate coal inventory.
Cockroaches are more than just a nuisance; they can trigger asthma and are experts at hiding. Experts emphasize that eliminating them requires making your home less inviting by removing food and moisture sources, sealing entry points, and decluttering. While natural deterrents like peppermint oil offer temporary relief, a comprehensive approach involving cleaning, sealing, and targeted treatments is crucial for effective control.
Delivery, ride-hailing and home services Gig internet workers earn 2.5x, at 138 per hour, compared to 54 per hour, earned in other similar formal and informal jobs, according to a Redseer Report.
Chakmas prevented from appearing at SIR hearings in Arunachal Pradesh; NHRC intervention sought
Following protests by members of the All Arunachal Pradesh Students Union (AAPSU), the hearing at Bordumsa in Changlang district had to be postponed. The office of the Electoral Registration Officer (ERO) was also damaged.
The quote of the Day by Margaret Mead It is easier to change a man's religion than to change his diet explores the meaning behind the American cultural anthropologist's striking observation. The Margaret Mead quote offers a thought-provoking take on food habits, human behavior and why changing familiar eating routines can be surprisingly difficult.
Best German Proverb of the Day: Idle hands are the devils plaything is a German proverb warning against the dangers of having too much unproductive time. It suggests that when people lack purpose or meaningful activity, they may become more vulnerable to poor habits and harmful choices. The proverb ultimately encourages discipline, purposeful engagement and a balanced approach to work and rest.
Russian drone strikes Ukraine's security service HQ, escalating air war
A Russian drone struck Ukraine's SBU security service headquarters in Kyiv on Friday. The attack injured at least twelve people and damaged nearby buildings in the historic city center. President Volodymyr Zelenskiy vowed retaliation for the significant escalation of Russian air strikes. This strike occurred as U.S. negotiators prepared to visit Moscow and Kyiv. Diplomatic efforts to end the ongoing conflict have faced considerable challenges.
India in continuous touch with Ukraine and Russia to held end the conflict: Jaishankar
India remains in continuous contact with both Ukraine and Russia. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar seeks ideas to mitigate the ongoing conflict. He discussed global challenges and the war with Poland's Deputy Prime Minister. India believes endless war must give way to a peaceful resolution. Promoting dialogue and diplomacy is India's strong conviction and action.
Celebrate the festive season with a wholesome twist on traditional sweets by trying a healthy halwa recipe. Renowned Mumbai nutritionist Vanshika Khurana has crafted a low-calorie apple halwa that combines the natural sweetness of apples and dates. This creamy dessert not only tastes delightful but also offers a nutritious alternative to heavier mithais, allowing you to indulge without guilt.
Flooding near IGI airport after heavy rain reveals coordination gaps ahead of BRICS summit
Heavy rain caused significant waterlogging near Delhi's IGI Airport on Friday afternoon. The Dwarka underpass experienced flooding, requiring temporary pumps to clear the accumulated water. Other underpasses and roads near the airport also faced waterlogging issues. This incident raises concerns about inter-agency coordination ahead of the BRICS Summit. Delhi's Lieutenant Governor had previously emphasized a collaborative approach for waterlogging prevention.
In 1827, a Romanian polymath, mathematician, physicist and engineer invented a device which helped fuel the rapid expansion of global literacy by getting the first Romanian patent issued in history. Petrache Poenaru patented a fountain pen in Paris on May 25, 1827. His pen used a swan quill as an ink reservoir and allowed continuous writing without repeated dipping into an inkwell.
Payment aggregators have asked the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to extend the September 15 deadline for completing re-KYC of existing merchants, citing a verification backlog. Small and informal businesses could face disruptions to digital payment services if they fail to complete the required KYC process on time.
India's forex reserves hit record $740.8 billion
Assocham said the strong forex position provides a cushion against global uncertainties, supports currency stability and strengthens investor confidence. Foreign Currency Assets crossed $600 billion, while gold reserves stood at $116.41 billion
Student Term Insurance: When does it make sense and who should consider it?
The key question for students and their families is whether buying term insurance is necessary or whether it makes sense to wait until the student starts earning and takes on financial responsibilities.
Neighbourhood First Policy: MEA briefs on $500M Greater Mal Connectivity Project
In 1945, Percy Spencer made a casual observation that led to a major change in food preparation. Standing next to a magnetron one day, he noticed that a candy bar in his pocket melted. This caused him to wonder if the energy from radio waves could be used to cook food. He placed popcorn kernels near the tube; within minutes, he was snacking on the world's first microwave popcorn.
No more taxpayers dollars to data centres, period: Moreno vows as US-China AI race heats up
An Instagram user shared how her father travelled 14 hours to surprise her after she told him she missed him. He spent eight hours with her before making the return journey, while also handling work calls. During the visit, he helped with household chores, took her out and brought her favourite food. The emotional post prompted viewers to share their own stories.
$25M of free ads throughout US, Canada! : Doug Ford turns Trumps Lake Ontario move into a 'win'
Great Green Wall land restoration Africa: The Great Green Wall initiative in Africa is making significant strides in rehabilitating degraded lands across the Sahel. Since its inception in 2007, nearly eighteen million hectares have been revitalized by participating nations.
NFRA forms audit quality, assurance and technology advisory committee
India's National Financial Reporting Authority has set up a fresh advisory committee that will delve into critical areas such as audit quality, assurance practices and the integration of emerging technologies. This committee, comprised of experts from finance, auditing, and tech backgrounds, aims to provide guidance on industry standards and to pinpoint new risks that require closer inspection.
Uttar Pradesh to sell sugar at 50-52/kg in Lucknow
Move comes amid drop in retail, wholesale prices of the commodity across the country
Ahead of festive season, what is silver hallmarking? Here's how to spot and read the classifications
Silver hallmarking enables buyers to verify purity or fineness of precious metal jewellery. At present, the process remains voluntary for silver jewellery since 2005 but has been mandatory for gold since June 2021.
The Messi economy: Life after Argentina is still big money for the 'Little Magician'
Lionel Messi's brand value grows as his football career nears its end. His global recognition and consistent excellence attract major international brands. His move to Inter Miami significantly boosted Major League Soccer's commercial appeal. Messi's established narrative provides brands with a ready-made story to share. His cultural memory ensures his brand's longevity beyond his playing days.
RBI turns to 30-day VRRR to absorb excess liquidity
The Reserve Bank of India is conducting auctions to absorb excess funds. This liquidity stems from special dollar mobilization programs and forex inflows. The central bank aims to manage surplus funds and control inflation pressures. Analysts expect liquidity to potentially reach fifteen lakh crore rupees soon. RBI also sold government papers to manage market liquidity effectively.
10 Best Baby Boy Names With Powerful Meanings Parents Will Love
10 Best Baby Boy Names With Powerful Meanings Parents Will Love
Lock in low premiums: Why buying health insurance in your 20s can save you lakhs later
Securing an individual insurance policy around age 25 while in good health unlocks financial and structural perks, including lower starting premiums and the ability to clear required waiting periods before medical issues arise.
NCLAT sets aside Zaveri Group's bid for Gujarat Hydrocarbons and Power SEZ
The NCLAT has overturned Zaveri Group's resolution plan for GHPSL. This decision mandates a restart of the insolvency process with new bids. The appellate tribunal cited an unverified presumption regarding SEZ de-notification. It also highlighted errors in the initial information memorandum provided. Consequently, fresh expressions of interest will now be invited.
Raw cotton rules firm as early arrivals of new crop start in some States
2026 cotton area stabilises at 1.09 lakh hectares; volatile ICE Futures keeps the kapas prices firm, amidst muted demand from mills
Banking system liquidity surplus hits new record of 10.3 trillion
Strong inflows from the central bank's swap scheme pushed banking system liquidity to a record, weighing on overnight rates and prompting VRRR auctions
Rejoining the EPFO after a break? Here's how members can activate their UAN on the Umang app, what steps you can take to recover the account online and how your funds can be redeemed, in simple steps
Maharashtra pitches for Belgium investments
Maharashtra's Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis invited Belgian companies to explore investment opportunities within the state, positioning the state as an essential hub for engaging with global markets. With the India-EU free trade agreement poised to enhance trade relations significantly, Belgium's Prime Minister Bart De Wever echoed the sentiment.
Indian onion prices more than double in a month, but relief may be around the corner
Karnataka kharif onions are expected to arrive in a fortnight and could cool the situation as the crop is reported to be good
BSNL's homegrown 4G network carries 6 PB data per day: C-DoT
BSNL's indigenous 4G network is handling six petabytes of data daily. The network supports 1.75 lakh 4G base stations across one lakh sites. High-definition voice calls are now enabled through IP Multimedia Subsystem deployment. Indigenous 5G RAN technology is currently undergoing live testing on BSNL's network. BSNL aims to compete with private operators using its domestically developed mobile network.
SAIL output grows 8 per cent in August; sales up 13 per cent
Steel Authority of India Limited has announced an impressive eight percent increase in crude steel production, with total sales surging by thirteen percent in the same timeframe. Notably, the company has made substantial reductions in its overall borrowings. This financial enhancement comes after the reporting date of March 31, 2026. SAIL continues to hold its status as a top player in India's steel industry.
Skewed fertiliser use continues in India as farmers buy more urea
Farmers purchased 80% of the estimated monthly urea demand in the first three weeks of August, compared with other crop nutrients
Are large-caps attractive after correction? Heres what investors need to know
R. Sivakumar from Axis Mutual Fund indicates large-cap stocks are becoming attractive after a correction, suggesting favorable conditions for investors.
Planning to bake a pizza at home? The best pizzas are those which are prepared from fresh ingredients, as frozen, heavily processed vegetables and herbs can take away the divine flavour and also affect nutritional value. Here are not 8 popular herbs commonly used to make pizzas that you can grow in your home kitchen.
Belgian PM Bart De Wever inaugurates renovated HRD Antwerp lab at Mumbais BKC
The expansion will increase HRD Antwerps research and grading capacity in Mumbai by 30%, allowing the laboratory to examine and grade up to 2,000 diamonds a day, compared with its earlier capacity. The company will also recruit 40 additional full-time employees to support the expanded operations.
Uttarakhand releases 147.05 crore pension was transferred directly into the bank accounts of 991,914 beneficiaries. In August, pensions of 5,605 new beneficiaries were also sanctioned under various pension schemes.
Air India terminates Phuket-Delhi flight pilot after testing positive for drugs
Air India terminated a pilot's employment after a positive drug test. The pilot was in command of a Phuket to Delhi flight. This action follows Air India's strict zero-tolerance safety policy. The airline confirmed the pilot's employment termination with immediate effect. This incident highlights the airline's commitment to regulatory compliance.
India-UK FTA: Commerce Ministry to review implementation, exporters to flag hurdles
Early review to focus on utilisation of tariff concessions and compliance-related issues
Investors wary of heavy AI spending by US tech giants are turning to Apple, which offers tech exposure with lower risk. Apple shares rose 7% while spending only $6.8 billion on capex, unlike major competitors investing $30-$54 billion quarterly.
Lupin gets USFDA approval for Modafinil tablets to treat excessive sleepiness
Pharmaceutical major Lupin announced its USFDA approval for Modafinil tablets. These tablets are used to treat excessive sleepiness in adult patients. The approved drug is bioequivalent to Provigil Tablets of Nuvo Pharmaceuticals. Modafinil tablets had estimated annual sales of USD 70.7 million in the United States. Lupin currently operates 15 manufacturing facilities globally.
HSBC Midcap Fund turns 10,000 monthly SIP into 2 crore since 2004
HSBC Midcap Fund has delivered a 24.13% CAGR over three years, outperforming its benchmark and category averages across time horizons, with a monthly 10,000 SIP since its August 2004 inception growing to over 2 crore.
Krystle D'Souza house tour: Krystle D'Souza and Rida Tharana have won The Traitors Season 2 competition. They successfully deceived fellow contestants and claimed the prize money. Krystle D'Souza's Mumbai home features an eggshell-colored living room. An open bar area is designed for entertaining family and friends. She purchased her high-floor apartment during the pandemic.
Monsoon keeps its northern tilt as rains sweep parts of Rajasthan, MP
The rain-scarce South Peninsula, meanwhile, is showing signs of a modest revival rather than a decisive monsoon turnaround over the next five to seven days
Solar panels installed over sea cucumber ponds in China reduced light levels by 80.5% and lowered water temperatures by 1.20C, according to a ScienceDirect study. Researchers found that these cooler conditions were associated with a predicted 12-day reduction in aestivation among sub-adult sea cucumbers. The study also recorded changes in plankton and sediment, highlighting the need for continued ecosystem monitoring.
Belgian PM De Wever pitches lower, zero tariffs to boost India-EU trade
Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever urged further cuts in import duties between India and the EU. He specifically highlighted the diamond sector for potential zero tariffs after a new trade agreement. This landmark pact, signed this year, aims to boost bilateral trade significantly. Indian diamantaires have established strong ties with Antwerp, Belgium's diamond hub. The partnership between India and Belgium in gems and jewellery is substantial and growing.
Quote of the day by Jimmy Dean encourages a mindset that remains relevant regardless of age or circumstance. We may never know how many opportunities surround us because possibility often looks ordinary before it becomes significant. The person we meet casually could eventually become an important friend or professional connection.
Spraying white vinegar under the bed is a simple cleaning hack that may help freshen the space, neutralize unpleasant odors and tackle light residues. Spraying a diluted solution under the bed can therefore help freshen the area and reduce unpleasant smells. Learn why this method is recommended, how to use it correctly, and the potential benefits of adding it to your cleaning routine.
India's forex kitty jumps $11.47 bn to fresh all-time high of $740.8 bn
India's forex reserves jumped USD 11.475 billion to a new all-time high of USD 740.803 billion during the week ended August 28, the RBI said on Friday. In the previous reporting week, the kitty increased USD 12.422 billion to a USD 729.328, then a record high. The previous all-time high had stood at USD 728.494 billion was attained during the week ended February 27 this year, right before the onset of the Middle East conflict. The geopolitical tensions led to several weeks of a drop as the rupee and the RBI had to intervene in the forex market through dollar sales. The reserves have been increasing since the RBI announced the concessional forex swap initiatives in June this year amid a sharp depreciation in the local currency. The move has yielded over USD 132 billion in new flows. For the week ended August 28, foreign currency assets, a major component of the reserves, increased by USD 9.337 billion to USD 600.67 billion, the central bank's data showed. Expressed in dollar terms,
'Goyal to lead delegation to Uzbekistan, preferential trade pact to open borders': Uzbek envoy
E-way bills rise 7.7% to 139.08 mn in August, third highest on record
August recorded the third-highest monthly e-way bill count, signalling sustained momentum in goods movement and formal economic activity ahead of the festive season
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh visits L. Champhai village in Kangpokpi district
Manipur: During the inspection, senior officials of Public Health Engineering Department (PHED) informed the Chief Minister that the work would be completed within a month, following which potable water supply would be restored to the villagers.
Bihar: Flood situation remains grim in Saran as Ganga, Saryu, Gandak rivers' levels rise
Floodwaters inundated several villages in Bihar's Saran district as rivers rose significantly. Normal life was disrupted, and boats became the primary transport in affected areas. Residential areas in Chhapra city and surrounding blocks experienced significant waterlogging. The district administration intensified relief and rescue operations, deploying officials to monitor the situation. Affected families are receiving assistance and essential supplies amidst the ongoing crisis.
US nonfarm payrolls surge in August; unemployment rate steady at 4.1%
In August, the U.S. experienced remarkable job growth while unemployment rates held firm, indicating an impressive labor market. This uptick has kept a potential Federal Reserve interest rate hike under consideration. Economists had anticipated a lesser job increase, prompting financial markets to lower their rate hike expectations. Meanwhile, rising Treasury yields are starting to affect mortgage rates and the housing sector dynamics.
The commission has scheduled meetings in September and October this year, in Chennai (Tamil Nadu), Puducherry (Union Territory), Chandigarh (Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, UT), Bengaluru (Karnataka) and Mumbai (Central Railways).
J&K steps up tunnel building to improve year-round mountain connectivity
The tunnel projects are part of a wider connectivity programme involving 87 projects worth nearly 1.2 lakh crore at various stages of implementation
For anyone who shares their phone, Android's App Pinning feature is a game changer. This clever function locks the phone to a single application, ensuring that sensitive information like messages and photos stays secure. By turning on App Pinning via your security settings and pinning an app, you can hand over your device for quick requests with the peace of mind that your personal data remains protected.
AAF risk: Herbal remedies put Indias Asian Games athletes under the doping scanner
Elite Indian athletes face heightened doping checks from the Athletics Integrity Unit. Herbal supplements, widely used, pose a significant risk of contamination and positive tests. India's high anti-doping rule violation record has placed its athletics federation in a high-risk category. Specialists advise athletes to use only scientifically validated and quality-verified supplements.
Saturn south pole decagon: NASA Hubble detects mysterious 10-sided pattern forming around planet
NASAs Hubble Space Telescope has revealed a giant 10-sided atmospheric wave developing around Saturns south pole. Unlike the planets long-lived northern hexagon, the newly identified structure appears to be strengthening and was traced in Hubble observations dating back to 2023. Scientists are studying its formation, lifespan and atmospheric behaviour through continued observations, computer modelling and additional telescope data.
A federal judge has thrown out Kyle Owens' lawsuit against Nintendo and Pokmon Company International. Owens aimed to achieve the status of an official Pokmon Professor, but his application was denied due to a pending arrest warrant found during his background check. The judge criticized his outrageous damages claim of $341,000 as a misuse of judicial resources and cautioned Owens against future frivolous filings.
In 2010, Caltech researchers arranged six wind turbines using patterns inspired by fish schools. The design aimed to reduce turbulence and improve energy output. Tests a year later produced striking results. The layout reportedly generated up to 10 times more power per unit of land than conventional arrangements. The experiment showed how ideas from nature could inspire more efficient wind farms while making better use of limited space.
'I'm not Marco': VP JD Vance laughs off question on White House Press Secretary role
Filipino proverb of the day: A Filipino saying emphasizes that patience is key to overcoming obstacles. When we confront challenges directly, they often seem more daunting than they are. By reconsidering our approach, these challenges can become less intimidating. Many problems require time and dedication for resolution, underscoring the importance of perseverance.
Quote of the day by Julianne Moore focuses on empathy, human behavior and understanding people instead of seeking approval. The quote explains that not everyone needs to be liked, including fictional characters. It encourages people to look at motives, accept flaws, listen before judging and understand different points of view to build better relationships.
Mamaearth parent Honasa Consumer targets Rs 5,500 cr revenue by FY31
Honasa Consumer expects revenue to double to Rs 5,550 crore by FY31. The company also targets an Ebitda margin of 15 percent during the same period. Growth will focus on existing popular categories and expanding into new ones. Mamaearth, the flagship brand, is showing renewed growth in key segments. Honasa Consumer intends to capture the surging online retail wave in India.
The broader FAO Food Price Index, which tracks monthly changes in international prices of a basket of globally traded food commodities, averaged 133.3 points in August 2026, up 1.9% from its revised July level and 2.5% from a year earlier
Lower Tariffs Could Boost India's Missing Middle in Export Growth: Report
A report by HSBC states lower export tariffs and trade deals could help India's struggling mid-tech export sector recover.
Chandigarh consumer court orders holiday club to refund 95,000 with 9% interest
Chandigarh District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission has ordered Park Club International to refund 95,000 with 9% annual interest, plus 15,000 in compensation
Insurer can't reject claim if alcohol habit disclosed before policy purchase: Consumer commission
A consumer commission ordered Edelweiss Tokio Life Insurance to pay over fifty lakh rupees. The company rejected a widow's claim despite disclosed alcohol consumption by her husband. Hypertension and diabetes were also noted as lifestyle diseases by the commission. The insurer was found guilty of deficiency in service for rejecting the claim. The widow will receive the claim amount, interest, and compensation for harassment.
Govt urges industry to lead 60K cr PM-SETU initiative to drive energy, industrial transformation
The event highlighted Indias energy transition, next-generation utility solutions, and the critical importance of workforce development and collaborative innovation to power the nations future
Sadhguru turned 68 on September 3. The spiritual leader and yoga expert shared seven ways to break from a creative and psychological rut and empower yourself in his blog. Sadhguru suggested several ways to make yourself calmer by purging negativity and learning to appreciate the world around you as it is, and not obsessing over how it should be.
E-commerce exports to help increase business of small-town players, says experts
Government e-commerce measures will significantly boost small-town traders' global market access. Artisans in handlooms, handicrafts, and jewellery can now reach overseas buyers more easily. Reliable cross-border payment infrastructure is crucial for growing export volumes and international sales. This shift could transform India's export value and economic activity locations. India aims for USD 350 billion in e-commerce goods exports by 2030.
RBI mops up Rs 6.02 lakh crore through VRRR auctions against Rs 8.5 lakh crore intent
The surplus liquidity in the system rose to a record high of Rs 10.3 lakh crore as of September 3, forcing the central bank to step up liquidity absorption operations. The massive foreign currency inflows and the following dollar-rupee swaps are contributing to the massive liquidity overhang.
CG Power and Industrial Solutions starts production at new Madhya Pradesh facility
CG Power and Industrial Solutions announced the first power transformer rollout from its new Sehore facility. This facility is India's largest single-location power transformer manufacturing plant. It can produce thirty-five power transformers monthly, ranging from 220 kV to 1,200 kV. The new plant will create over two thousand direct and indirect jobs in Sehore. Madhya Pradesh's Chief Minister attended the event and spoke about development.
Amid the row among employees over pending dearness allowance payments and hike to match the Centre's DA percentage. Punjab finance minister Cheema has said the state government is prepared to ensure salary parity with central government workers.
India's forex reserves rise by $11.47 billion to hit record high of $740.80 billion as of August 28
India's foreign exchange reserves saw a substantial increase of $11.475 billion. This brought the total reserves to $740.8 billion by August 28. The Reserve Bank of India monitors foreign exchange market developments closely. It intervenes when necessary to ensure orderly market conditions. The central bank refrains from targeting any specific exchange rate.
At just 25, influencer Alix Earle has captivated audiences with her unfiltered social media presence. Now, she's taking her story to Netflix in 'Earle Meets World,' where she navigates her challenging family dynamics, including her parents' divorce and her dad's controversial affair with Ashley Dupr. The series also touches on her relationship with podcast host Alex Cooper and her lighthearted approach to dating, especially regarding rumors about Tom Brady.
Government's Rs 37,500-cr coal gasification scheme fails to attract bids
No applications were submitted for the Rs 37,500 crore coal gasification incentive scheme. The September 7 deadline passed without any private or public sector interest. This raises concerns about the viability of the coal ministry's ambitious gasification targets. The scheme aimed to boost clean energy and reduce import dependence.
Delhi rain: Heavy rains lashed Delhi on Friday, impacting flight operations and causing waterlogging. IndiGo and Delhi Airport issued advisories for passengers due to the bad weather. The India Meteorological Department issued a red alert for intense rainfall and thunderstorms. Palam and Najafgarh recorded rainfall while other stations showed none. More rain and thunderstorms are expected throughout the day.
In stark contrast to India's more relaxed approach, Norway's driving license acquisition process is rigorous and comprehensive. One Indian expatriate dedicated two years and substantial finances to achieve his Norwegian license, reflecting the country's strong emphasis on road safety and responsible driving. Meanwhile, India's lenient procedures contribute to alarming road safety issues, highlighting the necessity for stricter laws to safeguard lives.
CBIC eases documentation norms under Eligible Manufacturer Importer scheme
The CBIC has simplified enrolment under the Eligible Manufacturer Importer scheme, cutting required documents from 10 to three. From September 15, eligible manufacturers can apply for the scheme, which allows them to defer Customs duty payments on imports and manage working capital better.
