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Shivraj Chouhan hits out at Congress for 'spreading lies' on US trade deal

Shivraj Singh Chouhan defends India-US trade deal, says farmers' interests fully protected and slams Congress for 'spreading lies'

Gem, jewellery exports dip by 5.79% at USD 2,238.54 million in Jan: GJEPC

India's gem and jewellery exports fall 5.79% in January amid US tariff pressures, though diversification and silver shipments cushion overall April-January performance

Jindal Stainless partners with Railways to make stainless steel salt containers

The integration of stainless steel into salt transport logistics marks a remarkable milestone, signalling rising use of corrosion-free, value-added steel in Railways sector

AU Small Finance Bank gets RBI nod to reappoint Sanjay Agarwal as MD & CEO

Agarwal first became MD of AU Financiers on February 14, 2008, and subsequently MD & CEO of AU Small Finance Bank on April 19, 2017, when the institution transitioned into a bank

Radio a trusted voice across villages, cities: PM Modi on World Radio Day

On World Radio Day, PM Modi calls radio a trusted voice and highlights Mann Ki Baat's role in connecting with citizens; next episode to air on February 22

Activists demand monarchy's restoration as Nepal's ex-king lands at airport

Supporters defy prohibitory orders at Kathmandu airport as former King Gyanendra arrives, demanding restoration of monarchy ahead of March 5 general election

Ashwin offers tactical advice as India prepare to face Usman's challenge

Pakistan are using Tariq sparingly. He has become the talk of the cricketing universe with former England skipper Kevin Pietersen terming his stop and pause action illegal

Gavaskar backs Kuldeep's inclusion for high-voltage India vs Pakistan match

Arshdeep was at the receiving end of some punishment from Namibian batters here on Thursday even though the defending champion home side prevailed by 93 run to maintain its winning streak

Erasmus calls Varun's spell a rare skill cricket hasn't witnessed before

The stadium was expectedly packed and the fans made a lot of noise, an environment Erasmus and Co. are not really familiar with

T20 WC Preview: IRE look to skipper Stirling to rescue fading hopes vs OMN

Both teams have suffered two losses respectively and will be desperate to register their first victory in the tournament

T20 WC Preview: South Africa, New Zealand lock horns for group dominance

Both teams have won their opening two matches, but through contrasting paths, setting up a contest that could determine not just Group D supremacy but also momentum heading into the Super 8s

T20 WC Preview: SCO vs ENG 'Auld Enemy' rivalry heats up Super 8 race

West Indies sit atop with back-to-back wins, while Scotland, Italy and England -- all with one win each -- are separated only by net run rate

Henry expects fiery battle as New Zealand renew rivalry with South Africa

Both New Zealand and South Africa will approach the Saturday's game unbeaten in the Group D

Kerala 1st state to frame urban policy, expects 80% urbanisation by 2050

The policy envisions Kerala in 2050 as 'a continuous network of climate-smart cities and towns, ensuring scientific planning and good governance'

India's Q1 edible oil imports fall 2% on lower soybean, sunflower purchases

Palm oil imports rose 18 per cent to 1.91 million tonnes in the November 2025-January 2026 quarter from 1.62 million tonnes a year earlier

PM Modi congratulates Barbados PM on winning third consecutive elections

Mottley's party secured all 30 seats of Parliament in this week's general election

Study underway to address height curbs near airports: Aviation minister

India is one of the world's fastest growing civil aviation markets and currently, there are 165 operational airports in the country

Commerce Secretary discusses priorities with WTO chief ahead of MC14

The Commerce Secretary also met with Permanent Representatives and Ambassadors of various developing countries and discussed key issues in the context of MC14

Rahul Gandhi meets farm leaders, voices concern over India-US trade deal

The farm leaders and Rahul Gandhi discussed the need for a large-scale national movement to oppose the deal, and safeguard the livelihoods of farmers and farm labourers

Capacity building of small tea growers, BLFs key for productivity: Experts

Around 256 small tea growers and management representatives of bought leaf factories (BLF) participated in the second edition of the Tea Next initiative of HUL in Assam's Golaghat district