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England women down India 2-1 in penalty shoot-out in FIH Pro League

The Indian women's hockey team fought back twice before going down 1-2 in shoot-out against England after both the teams finished 2-2 in regulation time in their FIH Pro League match here on Sunday.

No FIR against Gaurav Gogoi, Assam cabinet to file case against Pakistani

The cabinet noted its concerns regarding the explicit involvement of a Pakistan-based leader and other actors of a climate action group in matters concerning India's internal affairs

President Murmu highlights positive impact of development on tribals

President Murmu also said that around 250 new Eklavya schools are under construction to expand educational opportunities further

Passengers got confused between 'Prayagraj Express, Special': Officials

People who were reaching Platform 14 thought their train was arriving at Platform 16 and they rushed towards it, leading to the stampede, officials said

Ajit Pawar warns contractors against submitting false bills for work

Bills are being submitted and money is withdrawn without doing work. Don't come to my party (NCP), said Pawar, who is also the state's finance minister

PMI Electro Mobility secures Rs 250 crore funding for strategic EV growth

Incorporated in 2017, the eCV maker has a 2,500 unit annual capacity production facility in Delhi-NCR, which produces 7, 9 and 12-metre electric buses and electric school buses

New Delhi stampede: Tight security, barricades at Lok Nayak hospital

Some distraught family members were not allowed to enter the casualty and orthopaedic departments, where the injured were being treated

PM Modi optimistic about achieving Rs 9 trillion textile exports by 2030

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said he is optimistic that the textile sector will achieve the Rs 9 lakh crore annual exports target ahead of the 2030 deadline.

MP's new logistics policy to boost supply, attract investors: CM Yadav

The chief minister said the government is focusing on reducing the port turnaround time for effective policy implementation, which will lead to improved efficiency of the state's supply chain

5 of 18 Delhi stampede victims died from traumatic Asphyxia: LNJP Hospital

Railways have announced the names of two high administrative group officials, who will be part of the inquiry committee constituted to probe the stampede

HFCL eyes growth from overseas sales, sets Rs 10,000-cr revenue target

Mahendra Nahata Managing Director HFCL during the company's recent investor call said the firm had an order book of Rs 10,000 crore as on December 31, 2024

Godrej Properties bought 12 land parcels in Apr-Dec 2024: Pirojsha

Already, the company has clocked pre-sales of Rs 19,281 crore in the first nine months of this fiscal as against Rs 13,008 crore in the year-ago period

Over 29,500 drones registered across India, Delhi leads with 4,882

There is no need for prior permission to operate drones in the green zone while the Air Traffic Control (ATC) concerned has to approve operations of drones in the yellow zone

Climate change drying up rivers, need to act now: UP CM at Maha Kumbh

The UP government has planted 210 crore saplings in the last 10 years, of which 70 to 80 per cent have survived, the chief minister said

Change of guard ceremony held in a new format: Rashtrapati Bhavan

People can now witness the impressive ceremony with the backdrop of Rashtrapati Bhavan. Military drills by troops and horses of President's Bodyguard, and troops of Ceremonial Guard Battalion

Housing sales in Jaipur rise 5% in 2024, value up 39%: PropEquity

PropEquity has recently released the data for 15 major tier-II cities where total housing sales rose 4 per cent to 1,78,771 units in 2024 from 1,71,903 in the preceding year

EAM Jaishankar, Omani FM discuss trade, investment, energy security

Oman hosts a sizeable Indian community totalling approximately 664,783 individuals as of August 2024, according to the Government of Oman

BJP targets Cong after US cancels programme for 'voter turnout' in India

Once again, he alleged, it is the billionaire US-based investor George Soros, a "known associate" of the Congress party and the Gandhis, whose shadow looms over our electoral process

Young advocates must volunteer to assist poor litigants: Supreme Court

The apex court said access to justice before the highest court of the country is not bound by the shackles of lack of financial resources

Lalu Prasad courts controversy with Maha Kumbh 'meaningless' remark

Asked to comment on how lakhs of people were heading to Prayagraj for the mega religious gathering, Prasad said, The Kumbh has no meaning It is just meaningless