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Princeton-educated, consensus builder Sanjay Malhotra appointed new RBI Guv

He takes over as the 26th Governor of the central bank at a time when the RBI is under pressure to cut interest rates to support growth

Inspired by his vision: Sisodia vacates Patparganj seat for Avadh Ojha

Sisodia, who held the Patparganj seat since 2013, was fielded by AAP from the Jangpura constituency in the Assembly polls

Kejriwal invites auto drivers to his residence for tea ahead of Delhi polls

Kejriwal said that sharing joys and sorrows with auto drivers is very special for him

Govt may bring 'One Nation One Election' Bill in ongoing winter session

Though the proposed legislation or set of legislations has not yet been approved by the Union Cabinet, the government may bring it as early as the ongoing Winter session of Parliament

British Indian student elected president of historic Cambridge Union

Anoushka Kale won 126 votes to be elected uncontested for the next Easter 2025 term in an election held recently

Lumina Datamatics to acquire Chennai-based TNQ Tech for Rs 336 crore

The acquisition is expected to be completed in two tranches, with 80 per cent stake to be purchased by December 31, 2024, and the remaining 20 per cent by July 31, 2026, company MD and CEO Sameer Kano

Over 13k people benefited from single-window camps under PM-UDAY in Delhi

The Raj Niwas said in its statement that Saxena had asked the DDA to undertake the exercise on a mission mode

Centre should resolve farmers' issues without delay: Punjab Speaker

He called upon the Union government to lend an ear to the farmers' demands and address them with sincerity, seriousness, and sympathy

No 'jatha' will march to Delhi on Tuesday: Punjab farmer leader Pandher

Pandher said they will decide their next course of action in a meeting of Samyukta Kisan Morcha (Non-Political) and Kisan Mazdoor Morcha on Tuesday

Wayanad disaster: Vijayan refutes HM's claim of delay in submitting report

The CM said this is not the first time the union home minister has attempted to mislead Parliament and the public regarding the landslide

PM should visit Manipur, HM Shah resign on moral grounds: INDIA bloc

Leaders from Congress, CPI(M), CPI, CPI(ML) Liberation and AIFB were among those who participated in the protest "for an immediate restoration of peace and normalcy" in Manipur

Shaktikanta Das: The man behind GST, note ban, Covid monetary response

Das, 67, a career bureaucrat, was put into the high job of the RBI Governor when Urjit Patel abruptly resigned in December 2018

Politics can't be left to those who believe in dynasty, says PM Modi

PM Modi said spiritual leader Swami Vivekananda was of the opinion that participation of youths will be crucial for the development of the nation

No land given to Waqf board by Centre since 2019, govt tells in Rajya Sabha

In August, the government introduced the Waqf (Amendment) Bill and referred it to a joint parliamentary committee after a heated debate. The government asserted the proposed law did not intend to

Himachal govt to set up regulated markets for fair prices: CM Sukhu

He highlighted that Rs 400 crore worth of development projects had been initiated in the Shimla Rural constituency, which he represents in the assembly, during the past two years

Foreign secretaries meet: India raises concern over minorities in B'desh

The close ties between India and Bangladesh came under severe strain after Hasina was forced to leave the country in the face of a massive anti-government protest in August

Tata Power to invest Rs 1.2 trillion in renewable energy in Rajasthan

Home to the largest solar parks in the country, Rajasthan is among the top states in terms of installed renewable capacity. The solar capacity in the state surpasses 18 GW, making it a leading state

Andhra Pradesh discoms to procure about 2000 MW power from SECI next FY

The move comes weeks after the Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) agreement with Andhra discoms became controversial

SC refuses to entertain plea challenging results of CLAT-PG 2025 exams

The petition, filed by Anam Khan and Ayush Agarwal, raised multiple grievances regarding the conduct of the CLAT-PG 2025 examination held on December 1, 2024

Over 77% of Earth's land became drier in last 30 years, warns UN report

Meanwhile, the number of people living in drylands has doubled to 2.3 billion over the past three decades. Models suggest that as many as 5 billion could inhabit drylands by 2100 in a worst-case