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Congress seeks SIR deadline extension in Telangana
The delegation cites slow progress in voter verification, particularly in Hyderabad
India launches new services output index
14 of 19 sectors post double-digit growth in April New Delhi, July 14: India on Tuesday launched a new monthly indicator to track activity in its services economy, with the first trial release showing broad-based expansion across key sectors and double-digit growth in 14 of 19 sub-sectors in April 2026. The Ministry of Statistics and []
Tom Cruise to Make Special Appearance at FIFA World Cup Closing Ceremony
FIFA has also confirmed that Grammy and Oscar-winning singer Jennifer Hudson will perform the US national anthem.
India bans import of goods produced via use of forced labour
New Delhi, July 14: The government has amended the foreign trade policy to prohibit the import of goods produced using forced labour, amid a US investigation into forced labour practices in 60 countries, including India. Amending the Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) 2023, the DGFT has inserted a paragraph that reads: The import of goods produced []
New Delhi, July 14: Wholesale price inflation rose to 9.87 per cent in June, from 9.68 per cent in May, led by a sharp spike in prices of non-food and food products. The latest wholesale price index (WPI) inflation data is based on the 2022-23 base year. As per the data, food inflation rose to []
IOC, BPCL, HPCL step up fuel quality checks amid concerns
New Delhi, July 14: State run fuel retailers Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd (BPCL) and Hindustan Petroleum Corp Ltd (HPCL) said they have intensified fuel quality inspections across their nationwide retail networks, as they sought to reassure consumers amid concerns over fuel quality circulating on social media. IOC said it conducted nearly []
Mumbai, July 14: Stock market benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty tumbled on Tuesday as a sharp surge in crude oil prices due to the renewed flare-up in West Asia dented investors sentiment. After three days of gains, the 30-share BSE Sensex dropped 561.46 points, or 0.72 per cent, to settle at 77,054.94. During the day, []
Thailand scraps plan to end visa-free entry for Indians
Thailand will now allow thirty-day visa-exempt entries for Indian visitors. This decision follows a recent drop in arrivals from India impacting tourism. The government aims to align with Indian tourist travel behavior and boost visitor numbers. Previously, Indian tourists enjoyed sixty days visa-free entry to the country. This change reverses an earlier proposal to eliminate visa-free access for many nations.
US supporting efforts to revive Iraq-Syria crude oil pipeline, US official says
The United States backs Iraq and Syria's pipeline revival efforts. This project aims to bypass the Strait of Hormuz for oil transport. American companies are expected to assist in rebuilding the Kirkuk-Baniyas pipeline. This initiative seeks to lessen Middle Eastern oil producers' dependence on the strait. Washington has re-imposed a blockade on the chokepoint after recent ship strikes.
Direct taxes grow 16 pc to Rs 6.51 lakh crore so far
New Delhi, July 14: The net direct tax collection grew 16.40 per cent to over Rs 6.51 lakh crore till July 13 this fiscal, driven by higher corporate tax mop-up, government data showed on Tuesday. The net corporate tax collection rose 22 per cent to Rs 2.40 lakh crore, and mop-up from net non-corporate tax []
Karnataka Exonerates 3 IPS Officers in Chinnaswamy Stadium Stampede Case
The disciplinary proceedings stemmed from the stampede near Chinnaswamy Stadium during the IPL victory celebrations of Royal Challengers Bengaluru on June 4, 2025
US Senate Democrats block $1.15 trillion defense bill over Iran war objections
Senate Democrats blocked a defense policy bill due to Iran war concerns. They cited President Trump's lack of congressional consultation on military actions. The bill failed to gain enough votes to advance in the Senate. Republicans urged support, stating the bill ensures military readiness. This setback occurs early in the legislative process for the defense bill.
ADAG companies siphoned off loan money via 53 shell firms: ED
Enforcement Directorate informed the Supreme Court about Reliance ADAG entities siphoning funds. These companies allegedly used fifty-three shell entities to divert bank loans. Assets worth over Rs 5,500 crore have been attached by the agency. Other Reliance group companies also diverted funds for luxury acquisitions. Investigations continue with significant assets attached and officials arrested.
Writers Guild sues to block Paramount deal, saying it would hurt writers
The Writers Guild has sued to block Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery. This legal action follows a similar lawsuit filed by California and eleven other states. The guild argues the merger will reduce competition and suppress writer wages. Paramount contends the deal will expand opportunities and increase production for writers. This lawsuit adds significant legal challenges to Paramount's proposed merger plans.
Union Minister Piyush Goyal held high-level meetings in Brussels with EU Commissioners and Belgian officials. Discussions focused on enhancing cooperation in agriculture, clean energy, and sustainable industrial development. The meetings aimed to deepen India's strategic economic partnership with the European Union. Goyal also explored opportunities for India's gems and jewellery sector. The visit included participation in the India-EU Trade and Technology Council Ministerial Meeting.
Bahrain sounded its missile alert siren, while Kuwaits military said its air defences were firing to shoot down incoming missiles and drones
Supreme Court acquits man, 16 others in 26-year-old dowry case
The Supreme Court acquitted seventeen individuals accused in a dowry death case. This decision came after a lengthy twenty-six-year legal battle for the family. The court criticized lower courts for disregarding defense evidence without valid reasons. Substantive testimonies and credible documents presented by the defense remained uncontroverted. The apex court stressed the importance of treating all evidence equally during trials.
President Trump warned Iran of severe strikes on power plants and bridges. He stated these intensified attacks would begin next week unless talks resume. The United States has continued military strikes for a fourth consecutive day. Iran faces significant consequences if it fails to reach an agreement. Naval blockades targeting Iranian ports have also been resumed by US forces.
Ahead of Lok Sabha session, Birla may recognise rebel TMC MPs' merger with NCPI
Rebel TMC MPs are set to hold their parliamentary party meeting under NCPI. They anticipate representation at the customary pre-session all-party meeting. Speaker Om Birla will decide on merger applications before the monsoon session begins. Recognition of NCPI could make it BJP's largest ally in the Lok Sabha. The rebel group is confident of approval due to their numbers.
US Senators unveil sweeping Russia sanctions bill; name India among nations facing possible tariffs
A bipartisan US Senate bill proposes sweeping sanctions against Russia's economy. This legislation could impose tariffs on countries buying significant amounts of Russian oil. India is named among five nations potentially facing these new trade penalties. The bill aims to discourage continued energy purchases from Russia. Its passage requires approval from both the Senate and the House of Representatives.
Why Semaglutide is an inflection point for Indias generics sector?
More than a supply chain issue and missing the first mover status, Semaglutide episode has rather exposed systemic chinks and could prove costly for Indias pharmaceutical industry, which supplies about 20% of the worlds generic medicines by volume.
Supreme Court fines Raina, 4 others Rs 3 lakh each for taking court for ride
The Supreme Court imposed a three lakh rupee cost on Samay Raina and four others. These comedians failed to hold a promised show for disabled individuals. They had previously faced court anger for mocking people with disabilities. The court accused Raina of lying and taking the judiciary for a ride. The bench warned artists against disrespecting people with disabilities and their talents.
At the Crossroads: Envisioning the Future of Our State and Society
By Dr Donkupar Syiem We, as a State, a society, and a community, stand at a defining crossroads in our journey of human development. Never before have we faced such profound and simultaneous pressures from both outside and within. As a small indigenous society, we are increasingly confronted by powerful external forces that are reshaping []
FIFA WC 2026: Deschamps Says France Fell Short After Spain Loss
The French coach accepted responsibility for the defeat, saying his side failed to make the most of their opportunities against a well-organised Spanish team
Motorcycle/Scooty Theft in Meghalaya Its Time to Stay One Step Ahead of Criminals
By Augusten Blah The report in The Shillong Times some days ago that nine two-wheelers were stolen across Meghalaya within just six days should concern every citizen. It is not merely another crime statistic, it is a reminder that for many families, a motorcycle/scooty is their primary means of livelihood, transportation, and daily survival. Losing []
Iran's IRGC attacks on US military assets in Bahrain, Kuwait in 'Operation Nasr 2'
Iran's Revolutionary Guard targeted US military assets in Bahrain and Kuwait. These strikes were a direct response to earlier American attacks on Iranian positions. The operation involved simultaneous missile and drone attacks on military facilities. Iran warned of further retaliation if US actions continue in the region. The exchanges highlight a significant escalation of conflict in West Asia.
De la Fuente says Spain have recaptured 2010 spirit after France masterclass
Spain, who won Euro 2024, has now equalled Italys record of 37 consecutive unbeaten matches, but the team coach De la Fuente said his players still had room to grow
US issues new Iran-related sanctions and a general license
The United States has announced new Iran-related sanctions. These sanctions target several individuals, entities, and vessels. A general license permits wind-down activities and limited transactions. It also allows offloading of cargo involving certain blocked persons. These details were posted on the Treasury Department's website.
Here is a select list of stories to start the day
SOP soon to hear petitions after working hours, says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court will create a procedure for urgent petitions. This new system will address life and liberty concerns after court hours. The court agreed to explore this after a lawyer's plea for immediate access. Only cases involving life and liberty infringements will be considered. This aims to provide prompt constitutional protection to citizens.
Ex-Columnist Receives $5.63 Million Owed By Trump In Sex Abuse case
The writer E. Jean Carroll has collected nearly $5.63 million from Donald Trump after a jury in 2023 found the US president liable for sexually abusing and defaming her, court records show.
Govt under fire for denying PwDs jobs
Meghalaya unit of the Association for Empowerment of Divyangjan threatens legal action for alleged violation of their rights SHILLONG, July 14: The Meghalaya unit of the Association for Empowerment of Divyangjan (AED) has accused the state government of failing to uphold the rights of persons with disabilities (PwDs), alleging widespread discrimination in public recruitment, poor []
(Top) Meghalaya Nepali Sahitya Sammelan president and publicity secretary receive a commemorative award from Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang in recognition of the organisations 25 years of service to Nepali language, literature and culture. (Bottom) Members of the Meghalaya Nepali Sahitya Sammelan pay floral tributes to Adikavi Bhanubhakta Acharya on the occasion of his []
GH groups for separate voter rolls, codification of customary laws
TURA, July 14: Six prominent pressure groups from Garo Hills have submitted a joint memorandum to GHADC Chief Executive Member (CEM) Dhormonath Sangma, urging the council to expedite key reforms, including the creation of a separate electoral roll and the codification of customary laws. The consortiumcomprising the ADE, AHAM, AYWO, FAF, FKJGP, and GSUacknowledged the []
State delegation to seek INI status for NEIGRIHMS
SHILLONG, July 14: A delegation from Meghalaya will take the demand for Institute of National Importance (INI) status for NEIGRIHMS to New Delhi soon. Health Minister Wailadmiki Shylla on Tuesday said Chief Minister Conrad Sangma has agreed to lead the delegation. Stating that the matter was earlier raised with the Union Health Minister and the []
PHE faces flak over unpaid salaries of muster roll workers
SHILLONG, July 14: The All Jaintia Muster Roll Workers and Labour Union has expressed strong resentment over the non-payment of salaries to muster roll workers under the Public Health Engineering (PHE) Department for the past three months. Union president KL Pariat stated that despite a directive from the State Finance Department to all government wings []
Stolen bikes found in WGH; three arrested
TURA, July 14: The police have arrested three persons and recovered three stolen motorcycles following a series of operations across West Garo Hills. While the first two arrests were made on July 11, a third accomplice was apprehended on Tuesday morning. The crackdown began on the night of July 7, when a naka checking team []
Madhya Pradesh's UCC draft proposes registration of live-in couples
Madhya Pradesh's draft uniform civil code requires live-in relationship registration. Couples must formally cancel registrations when relationships end, facing penalties for non-compliance. Parents will be informed of their children's live-in relationship status. Inheritance laws will change, including fathers as heirs to deceased sons' property. The proposed code will initially exclude the state's tribal population.
Race against time to digitise voters list
SHILLONG, July 14: While Meghalaya has distributed nearly 85% of electoral enumeration forms, the state faces a race against time to digitise the voter list, with over 17 lakh forms still waiting to be uploaded into the system. Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) BDR Tiwari informed on Tuesday that while 19.91 lakh Enumeration Forms (EFs) have []
Satellite mapping to resolve NEs border disputes: Union Min
SHILLONG/NONGPOH, July 14: Satellite technology is now at the forefront of resolving the Northeasts volatile border disputes, with Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh revealing on Tuesday that the North Eastern Space Applications Centre (NESAC) is spearheading the geospatial mapping of both the India-Myanmar frontier and sensitive inter-state boundaries. During a visit to the Umiam-based centre, []
Pynter assault case: MHRC declines probe into death plaint
SHILLONG, July 14: The Meghalaya Human Rights Commission (MHRC) has declined to conduct an inquiry into a complaint filed by the father of deceased Trophimos Khongmawloh, who alleged that his son was beaten to death by members of the Village Defence Party (VDP) and the headman of Pynter village. The MHRC declined to conduct an []
War returns to West Asia, oil seesaws as Hormuz bleeds
The United States launched a third round of strikes on Iran. Iran retaliated by attacking US military bases in Jordan and Bahrain. Two Emirati oil tankers were struck by Iranian cruise missiles in the Strait of Hormuz. Oil prices pared gains after President Trump announced new trade deals. Global markets saw mixed reactions as attacks continued in the region.
India welcomes Canada's remark delinking government from Nijjar killing
Trump Threatens To Hit Iran Power Plants, Bridges Next Week If No Deal
President Donald Trump told Fox News on Tuesday he would expand US strikes on Iran next week to target power plants and bridges if Tehran does not make a deal.
Middle East crisis: Government lodges protest with Iran as sailor dies in fresh attacks
India summoned Iran's deputy chief of mission to protest recent attacks on commercial ships. One Indian seafarer tragically lost his life and two others were critically injured. These attacks on vessels like MT Al Bahiyah and MT Mombasa have intensified recently. India strongly condemned the violence and urged an immediate cessation of hostilities. The government seeks the restoration of free and safe navigation through international waterways.
On South China Sea, government backs tribunal ruling against Beijing
India supports freedom of navigation and lawful sea uses in the South China Sea. The Ministry of External Affairs responded to a joint statement by several nations. This statement rejected China's expansive South China Sea claim as lacking legal basis. It also reaffirmed a 2016 tribunal ruling favoring the Philippines. India emphasizes peaceful dispute resolution in accordance with UNCLOS principles.
Passport just a document to regulate departure of citizens from India: MEA
The MEA clarified passport issuance follows the Passports Act, 1967. This document regulates departure of Indian citizens from India. Official sources state a passport is not a determinant of citizenship. Less than eight percent of Indians currently hold a passport. This clarification follows recent government official remarks on the travel document.
The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau informed the Supreme Court about the inquiry timeline. The complex investigation into the Air India crash is expected to conclude soon. Analysis activities will be completed within six weeks, subject to external factors. A draft final report is anticipated by October 2026 for review. This timeline aligns with international practices for accident investigations.
Norway firm to set up Indias first river kinetic energy demo plant in Arunachal
Science and Technology Minister Dasanglu Pul says the technology to generate electricity from river currents without requiring major civil infrastructure could ensure environmentally responsible utilisation of natural resources
Vietnam boat survivor: Captain jumped, so did I
A survivor described the sudden Vietnam boat tragedy where the captain jumped overboard. He explained that only those who followed him into the water managed to escape. The closed boat prevented rear passengers from exiting, leading to their demise. He lost a childhood friend in the unfortunate incident. Improved island medical access could have saved additional lives.
Ram Temple corruption episode biggest proof of BJP govt. failure: U.P. Congress chief Ajay Rai
When it comes to taking credit for the temple, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and U.P. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath are always at the forefront; hence they will be blamed for this heinous crime and theft at the temple, said Mr. Rai
Dr. Mustafa Kamal, the Abdullah who rooted for J&Ks pre-1953 position, dies in Srinagar
Mustafa Kamal wouldblamethe Congress for embroiling the Kashmir issue by arresting his father and party founder Sheikh Muhammad Abdullah in 1953
Need to relook if English can be considered an indigenous language: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court questioned English's indigenous status while refusing to halt the CBSE's three-language scheme. This policy aims to promote Hindi and regional languages, aligning with constitutional goals. Petitioners argued against the scheme due to teacher and infrastructure challenges. They also noted limited availability of books on the NCERT website. The Centre and CBSE will file their responses within ten days.
Staines' killer Dara Singh to be released soon?
The Supreme Court has set August 19 as a deadline for Odisha to decide on Dara Singh's remission plea. Dara Singh, jailed since 2000, is seeking release after serving over 26 years. The state sentence review board is favorably considering his plea due to good conduct. Updated information is required by the board before a final decision can be made.
Psychology says people who get teeth braces after the age of 30 aren't trying to impress others. In many cases, the decision reflects self-care, long-term planning, and health awareness. Psychology explains that adults often choose braces to improve oral health, confidence, and quality of life. Studies also show that self-improvement choices made in adulthood are often linked with personal goals rather than social pressure.
Nitin Gadkari: Ethanol a small share of sons' business, attacks motivated
Union minister Nitin Gadkari denied personal gain from the ethanol blending program. He stated that allegations of conflict of interest are politically motivated and lack substance. Gadkari emphasized his long-standing support for alternative fuels to reduce pollution and import dependence. He clarified that his sons' business has a minimal share in the ethanol sector. The minister also highlighted the program's historical backing from previous governments.
UK To Announce Midnight Social Media Curfew For Teenagers
Britain will introduce a default overnight curfew on social media apps for 16- and 17-year-olds, the government said, adding new restrictions for older teenagers to its plan to introduce a sweeping ban on social media for under-16s.
Fake Silver row: Jammu court summons IO, seeks records
A Jammu court has ordered a crime branch officer to appear with case records. This follows objections raised over the agency's handling of a complaint. The case involves alleged fake silver offerings worth Rs 500 crore at Vaishno Devi shrine. Officials discovered the offerings contained minimal actual silver and toxic cadmium. An advocate filed a court complaint after his earlier submission received no action.
France managed only two shots on target as Spain, chasing a second World Cup title, suffocated them
Florida Man Killed After Fleeing US Immigration Agents, 3rd Death In A Week
A man running from an encounter with immigration and other federal agents in Florida was struck and killed by a tractor trailer on Tuesday, authorities said.
Wabi-sabi is a Japanese philosophy that finds beauty in imperfection and impermanence. This mindset encourages acceptance of change and appreciation for simple, aged things. The concept, rooted in Zen Buddhism, values rustic simplicity and the beauty of time's marks. Japanese tea ceremonies and art reflect wabi-sabi's influence, promoting humility and inner peace. Embracing this philosophy offers a gentler perspective on life's natural cycles.
Inter First-Year Student Attempts Suicide at KGBV in Narayanpet District
The circumstances that led to the alleged suicide attempt are yet to be established
Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari said that his government has expedited the land transfer process to the Border Security Force (BSF) for the construction of essential fencing.
CM Revanth Reddy to Lay Foundation Stone for 60,000-Crore Amazon Data Centre
Amazon's 60,000-crore data centre project will begin at Bharat Future City.
DC Edit | Top Courts Intervention On Citizenship Issue Welcome
The apex court made it very clear it recognised the legitimate right of the state in ensuring that no person who is legally ineligible to be an Indian citizen acquires that status but the process cannot be a one-sided and mechanical one, devoid of the application of mind
Konda Surekha Meets Meenakshi Natarajan to Discuss Kadiyam Srihari Issue
Konda Surekha raised concerns with AICC in-charge Meenakshi Natarajan over Kadiyam Srihari's alleged interference.
DC Edit | Mideast Crisis Enters Homes
While India has faced oil shocks before, the present challenge is more complicated because it is accompanied by a failed monsoon caused by El Nino and geopolitical uncertainty. This combination makes India a country that has a largest population to feed and acutely dependent on imported oil highly vulnerable among large economies
Vijay Launches Nalam TN Health Portal
Tamil Nadu was a kingdom of love, he said, adding that medicine was not just science by a service to humanity. By speaking kindly to patients doctors and healthcare professionals could give them a hope of healing which would cure half of their diseases.
Governor Congratulates Indian Women Archers On World Cup Silver
In a message, the Governor said the trio's remarkable achievement was a matter of great pride for the nation.
Hyderabad DEO Releases Redrawn Assembly Constituency Correlation Maps to Assist Voters
Hyderabad DEO R.V. Karnan releases constituency correlation maps for voters ahead of the SIR process.
SCR Conducts School Competitions On Hi-Tec City Amrit Station
Three winners will be selected in each of the competitions essay writing, drawing and painting from each school. A total of 36 students will receive prizes during the inaugural programme of the station on Friday.
Youth Congress Slams BJP's 'Silence' On NEET Leak, Demands Pradhan's Exit
Gowda accused the Centre and the National Testing Agency (NTA) of failing to ensure a fair and transparent examination process, forcing students to face uncertainty and repeated stress.
Rajendranagar Traffic Police Train School Bus Staff on Student Safety
Traffic police conducted a road safety awareness programme for school bus drivers and ayahs at Sri Vidyaranya International School.
'Farmers, Not Real Estate, Should Be Government's Priority': Vijayendra
Referring to the proposed second airport near Kanakapura, Vijayendra alleged that the government's priorities should not be tilted towards real estate.
Shikha Mukerjee | Amid UN Query, Can Govt Uphold Credibility Of SIR?
Why would clients come to the EC in future, from 141 countries for training of election officials, if it feels it is not answerable to the global community. Why would the EC be invited to provide experts and observers for elections to various countries (like) Fiji, Cambodia, Thailand, Nepal, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Sri Lanka?
Japanese mindset of the day: Meaningful achievements are built through small, steady steps over time. This mindset encourages patience and persistence rather than expecting immediate results. Developing resilience and self-discipline are key outcomes of this approach. Trusting the process and maintaining commitment leads to long-term growth and success.
Ketan Agarwals Mother Writes To PM Modi, Seeks Swift Justice
The Agarwal family suffered two losses in less than a month. Ketans grandfather, Devichand Agarwal, who was unwell since the loss of his grandson died of a cardiac arrest 20 days after the horrific Pune Fort murder.
IIIT-H Helps Build AI That Bridges Info Gap Between Cancer Patients And Doctors
The platform currently supports eight Indian languages through text and voice using IIIT Hyderabads language technologies. It also includes a symptom journal that lets patients record daily experiences, helping doctors receive a clearer picture of what happened between visits instead of relying on memory alone.
India's shipping minister ordered a comprehensive vessel tracking dashboard for ships with Indian seafarers. This dashboard will provide real-time information on vessel position and crew welfare. Liaison officers will be appointed to assist affected seafarers and their families. The ministry also directed close coordination with Indian missions in affected nations. Vessel movements require fresh threat assessments and coordination with maritime authorities.
Cabinet likely to approve Rs 25,000 crore Ganga, Varuna corridors for Varanasi
The Union Cabinet is expected to approve two major elevated road projects in Varanasi. These projects, the Ganga and Varuna Corridors, will cost nearly twenty-five thousand crore rupees. The Ganga Elevated Corridor will be a forty-six-kilometer highway along the riverfront. The Varuna Corridor will be a forty-three-kilometer elevated link connecting two national highways. These initiatives aim to significantly ease traffic congestion and boost tourism in the holy city.
RBI Governor Meets Bankers, Wants Them To Leverage AI, Enhance Customer Service
The meetings were chaired by the Governor, deputy governors and executive directors in charge of supervision, regulation, enforcement, consumer education and protection, and financial inclusion.
Students Protest Exam Delays at JITS
JITS students urged JNTUH to conduct pending exams and release results without delay.
US, Iran intensify hostilities, leave interim deal in tatters
AP Dubai The US launched strikes on Iran early Tuesday, hours after President Donald Trump vowed to reinstate an American blockade of Iranian ports and charge ships for safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran responded with attacks on Middle East allies of the US. The latest exchange of fire leaves in tatters an []
Statewide agitation in Haryana against parallel power licence,AgriDISCOMand smart meters
Koraput Collector Crosses Reservoir To Reach Cut-Off Villages, Launches Inclusive Development Drive
District Collector Manoj Satyawan Mahajan on Monday visited the isolated villages of Sabun, Tala Sabun and Lamdur under Bilaput gram panchayat in Nandapur block, crossing the Jalaput reservoir by boat to reach the inaccessible settlements.
Input tax credit relief for companies on staff cars, insurance likely
Companies may soon claim input tax credit on employee vehicles. Group health and life insurance policies for staff are also included. The GST Council's law committee proposed these changes last week. These proposals aim to ease business operations and reduce costs. The GST Council will consider these reforms in an upcoming meeting.
Psychology says people who forget the names of acquaintances but just remember their faces aren't always dealing with poor memory. Research shows that the human brain often processes faces and names through different memory systems. Many people recognize someone immediately but struggle to recall their name. This behavior has links to how memory works, attention, recall, and social interactions rather than a lack of intelligence or interest.
Quote of the Day by James Watt offers more than inspiration. It reveals the timeless mindset behind every lasting achievement. James Watt transformed the steam engine through years of careful improvement, helping power the Industrial Revolution and reshape modern industry. His famous words remind us that great discoveries grow from patience, hard work, curiosity, resilience, and quiet determination.
Eatery in Kochi shut down after nearly 50 hit by suspected food poisoning
PM Modi helped prevent Putins tactical nuclear strike on Ukraine in 2022, claims Polish minister
Poland's foreign minister stated Prime Minister Modi influenced President Putin regarding nuclear weapons. He emphasized Modi's unique ability to exert pressure and influence on the Russian leader. India's long-standing relationship with Russia provides a crucial communication channel. India consistently advocates for dialogue and diplomacy to resolve the conflict. The nation maintains ties with both Russia and Western countries.
