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Vision @2047 nearly ready, PM Modi to launch in January: NITI Aayog CEO

PM to launch 'Voice of Youth' campaign on Monday to seek ideas from students

India's growth to be led by women, says NITI vice-chairman Suman Bery

The remark assumes significance as the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party has been pushing for women's empowerment as a major agenda in the run-up to the 2024 Lok Sabha elections

Railway ministry raises freight rates for transportation of automobiles

Short-distance rates see major rise in modern auto-carrier wagons

No legal bar on member's reappointment: Finance secy T V Somanathan

No further ToRs to come, says Somanathan

Q2 numbers an upside for FY24 GDP estimate: CEA V Anantha Nageswaran

The GDP numbers released on Thursday evening surpassed private estimates by a wide margin as manufacturing and construction activities expanded in double digits

Railways to upgrade anti-collision tech Kavach to LTE: Ashwini Vaishnaw

Target for 5000 kms of ATPS commissioning by FY26

After Balasore, Silkyara, disaster response gears up for new challenges

Climate-change also a major discussion point, says NDMA

Uttrakhand tunnel rescue: 41 trapped workers evacuated after 17 days

After facing numerous obstacles in the past two and a half weeks, the operations were completed following a coordinated push by Army engineers and rat-hole miners

Silkyara tunnel rescue ops: Army's manual drilling begins, but no deadline

Meanwhile, the IMD has issued a Yellow Alert for the area, and a light rain might impact the area in the coming 24-48 hours. NDMA says that the rain is not likely to impact the operations

Uttarakhand tunnel collapse: Revisit safety guidelines, say experts

"This is a war, and the enemy is Himalayan geology," National Disaster Management Authority member Syed Ata Hasnain told reporters earlier this week

Vertical drilling begins in Uttarkashi tunnel to rescue trapped workers

Auger parts being pulled out to rescue 41 tunnel workers

Day 12: Machine damage stalls rescue operations at Uttarkashi tunnel

"The auger will move extremely carefully," Hasnain said

So near yet so far: Rescue operations in Uttarkashi tunnel halted

From 22 metres, the pipe had reached 45 metres till Wednesday night, but the auger machine had to temporarily halt operations after an iron girder was encountered by authorities at the site

Smooth sailing for US-sanctioned vessel carrying Russian crude oil

According to reports, the vessel, NS Century, is one of the three that has regularly been shipping Russian crude oil to India. It is expected to reach India's Vadinar Port in Gujarat on Saturday

Track changes: Accidents on rise as Railways grapples mounting pressure

In recent years, the railways has been able to curtail consequential accidents, defined as the ones that cause loss of life, several injuries, and loss of rail property and stoppage of rail traffic

Uttarakhand tunnel incident spotlights safety in existing, future projects

Engineering companies expect the incident to spotlight safety as a major aspect in future tunnel projects in India

Fastest route may see contact with Uttarkashi tunnel workers in 3 days

In tricky terrain, govt has adopted 5-pronged bid to rescue 41 men in Uttarkashi

JSW Infrastructure bags Rs 4,119 crore award for port in Karnataka

JSW Group's ports biz emerged as sole bidder for Keni Port

Awarding of highways halved over a year, MoRTH expresses concern to Cabinet

Experts noted these approvals would be needed for the ministry to be able to infuse funds for awarding new projects

Israel war a challenge for West Asia corridor: FM Nirmala Sitharaman

The Centre aims to resolve insurance issues for domestic shippers and reduce India's logistics costs through this move