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Adani Power will continue to supply power to Bangladesh from J'khand plant

The government's decision to allow the power plant with export commitment to supply electricity within India follows the recent political crisis in Bangladesh

Ashok Leyland sees high enquiry from fleet operators amid consolidation

Ashok Leyland is hosting a two-day 'Mini Expo' in Navi Mumbai, showcasing its diverse line-up of vehicles, including trucks and buses, in its MHCV portfolio as well as products

Risk of surge in Mpox cases very low in India at present: Official sources

Union Health Minister J P Nadda is likely to hold a meeting with officials from the ministry, NCDC and ICMR on Saturday

Shivraj Singh Chouhan leads agriculture ministry in developed India pledge

Chouhan expressed confidence in his team's abilities, praising their talent, work ethic, and energy

Alliance with Cong to be discussed after Kejriwal is out of jail: Sisodia

The former Delhi deputy chief minister said the possibility of the AAP's alliance with the Congress in Haryana will also be discussed once Kejriwal comes out of the jail

RBI tightens norms for P2P lending platforms to improve transparency

No loan should be disbursed unless the lenders and the borrowers have been matched/mapped as per the board-approved policy framed, it added

DU 2024-25 UG admissions: 1st list released, over 97,300 allocations made

For admissions to 71,600 sanctioned seats, the university considered 5,68,20,017 unique cutoffs and ranks for the allocations in this round, according to an official statement

Delhi LG calls drains condition appalling, says result of years of neglect

Saxena noted that the Barapulla, Kushak, and Sunehri drains alone are responsible for draining the water from 24 per cent of the entire Delhi area, but these drains are not able to work

MVA meet: Thackeray bats for announcing CM face first; Pawar, Cong silent

His Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) ally Sharad Pawar, who heads NCP(SP), did not touch upon the contentious issue but stressed the need for a single-point agenda

Mamata should avoid doing politics over doctor's rape-murder: Himanta

"If you (Mamata Banerjee) do politics even after such a tragic incident, I believe this is very wrong. In such a time accusing others is wrong," the Assam CM said

'Declare hospitals as safe zones, give compensation to victim's family'

All hospitals across the country should be declared safe zones like airports so that doctors can work without fear, Indian Medical Association (IMA) chief Dr R V Asokan said on Friday.

GTRI suggests duty cuts withdrawal on jewellery under India-UAE FTA

India and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) signed the Free Trade Agreement (FTA), officially dubbed as Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) on February 18, 2022

Isro targets to launch first Gaganyaan mission by December: Chairman

The success of the third and final developmental flight would pave the way for launch of commercial missions using the smallest vehicle

Better late than never: Omar Abdullah on announcement of J&K Assembly polls

The former Jammu and Kashmir CM said it is perhaps for the first time after the 1987-88 polls, that the assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir are being held in a short time and in just few phases

2 IED-like devices found in Guwahati after ULFA(I) claims to plant 24 bombs

One of the devices was found in Satgaon area, near Narengi Army Cantonment, and another at Last Gate in close vicinity of the state secretariat and ministers' colony

Most BJP allies refrain from supporting UCC, positive to simultaneous polls

The JD(U), BJP's second biggest ally, said the party supports any such reform but its spokesperson KC Tyagi added that it must be pushed only after evolving a consensus by speaking to all stakeholders

In 2020, only 1 in 3 in LMICs could access safe drinking water: Study

A new analysis of 135 low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) has estimated that 33 per cent of the total population used safely managed drinking water services in 2020

Marathas won't get quota, Maharashtra govt only listening to OBCs: Jarange

Speaking to reporters in his native Antarwali Sarati in Jalna, some 60 kilometres from here, he said the Eknath Shinde government is disrespecting the Maratha community

Construction equipment sales rise 5% to 28,902 units in Q1 FY25: ICEMA

The report further said the growth was a result of increasing year-on-year sales in three of the five main equipment segments of the CE industry in the April-June 2024 period

Atrocities against women have shaken the country, says Priyanka Gandhi

The Congress general secretary's remarks come amid nationwide outrage over the rape and murder of a woman trainee doctor in the state-run RG Kar Medical College