Mohammad Anab

SG Mart enters renewables with solar brand, wins ₹266 crore orders

SG Mart diversifies into renewables with its new brand APL Apollo SunSteel, securing ₹266 crore in orders for solar module mounting structures from leading IPPs

People of Bihar to decide from where I should contest state polls: Paswan

Paswan is currently a Union minister and MP from his family pocket borough of Hajipur

TMC MP Saket Gokhale agrees to apologise in Lakshmi Puri defamation case

The Delhi High Court has put the payment of ₹50 lakh in damages that Gokhale has to pay on hold for now

Almost-universal UPI usability in 15-29 age group in India, finds survey

The study found that about 85.5% of Indian households have at least one smartphone, while 86.3% have access to the internet within the home

India can become net exporter of sustainable aviation fuel: Boeing exec

With aviation contributing roughly 2-3% of global carbon emissions, SAF is viewed as a critical solution for cutting these emissions

Talks with Pak on J&K only after PoK is returned: MEA spokesperson Jaiswal

MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal reiterated that any engagement with Pakistan will have to be bilateral, and that talks and terrorism cannot go together

Industry, govt must work on indigenous food processing machinery: Official

While agri production and exports remain high, the country still depends on imported machinery for food processing, pointed out Devesh Deval, joint secretary in the food processing ministry

FIR filed after threat to blow up Taj Mahal with RDX; VPN used: Police

An email threatening to bomb the Taj Mahal with RDX triggers search and FIR; police seek help from Kerala counterparts as email appears routed via VPN

Jute industry eyes ECJ meet on June 3 amid tight supply, high prices

The ECJ will assess the 2024-25 jute supply-demand scenario and review prospects for the 2025-26 crop amid rising prices, hoarding, and delayed arrivals

PM Modi likely to visit Bengal on May 29; Amit Shah to follow May 31

Modi to address a meeting in Alipurduar on May 29; Shah expected to hold strategy sessions with BJP leaders as the 2027 Assembly elections approach

CCI found global ad agencies colluded on fees, internal document shows

The regulator had received specific inputs, which ultimately triggered the March raids at ad agency offices in Mumbai and Delhi

Delhi HC reserves verdict on Turkish firm Celebi's plea on airport contract

The single-judge bench, hearing Celebi's pleas against revocation of security clearance, has asked the petitioners as well as the Union government to file their written submissions by Monday

Pakistan govt promotes Army Chief Asif Munir to field marshal rank

The elevation makes Munir only the second serving chief to be awarded the rank in Pakistan's history, the first being Gen Ayub Khan, who awarded himself the honour

JSW Energy to invest ₹14k cr to expand RE capacity of O2 Power

JSW Energy will invest ₹14,000 crore to raise O2 Power's renewable energy capacity to 4.7 GW by 2027, with a broader capex plan of ₹18,000 crore for FY26 projects

India's move to restrict select Bangladeshi exports targets parity: Report

India limits Bangladeshi ready-made garment and consumer goods imports via land ports in response to trade barriers imposed by Dhaka on Indian rice and yarn

Constitution of India supreme, its pillars must work together: CJI Gavai

At a felicitation in Mumbai, CJI B R Gavai reiterated that the Constitution, not the judiciary, executive or Parliament, is supreme and urged mutual respect among institutions

UK HC rejected Nirav Modi's bail keeping in mind sheer quantum of fraud: ED

"A part of the defrauded amount that was attached and seized by it has been restituted (restored) to the victim banks," ED added

GJC calls on gem traders to stop business with Turkiye, Azerbaijan

GJC calls on India's gem and jewellery sector to suspend business ties with Turkiye and Azerbaijan following their support for Pakistan during Operation Sindoor

Çelebi files plea in Delhi HC against revoking of its security clearance

Turkish firm Çelebi says it will challenge the revocation of security clearance and termination of agreements in India through all administrative and legal remedies

LPU terminates MoUs with Turkiye and Azerbaijan, citing security concerns

Lovely Professional University becomes the first private Indian university to sever academic ties with Turkiye and Azerbaijan for backing Pakistan during Operation Sindoor