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Disruptions at Red Sea route may hurt auto, electronics production: GTRI

Components and finished products are often shipped through the Suez Canal to reach different markets, and disruptions can lead to delays in manufacturing and increased costs, it said

Nitish Kumar takes oath as Bihar chief minister for record ninth time

BJP leaders Samrat Choudhary, Vijay Kumar Sinha take oath as ministers in Nitish Kumar-led government

World faces same problems that have existed for thousands of years: Bhagwat

He said the solution to all problems lies in the ancient Indian concept of 'dharma' or 'spiritual oneness'

Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan CMs hold talks on Eastern Rajasthan Canal Project

The chief ministers of both the states held a joint press conference to inform that both the governments were committed to solve the drinking and irrigation water issues of the people

Delhi Mayor Shelly Oberoi moves SC on issue of transfer of powers

The plea, in which the Lieutenant Governor's (LG) Office is the respondent, sought a direction for the smooth functioning of the civic body

NDA govt in Bihar will leave no stone unturned for state's development: PM

In a post on X, Modi said he is confident that the new government in Bihar will serve the people with full dedication

Congress expects to win 15-20 seats in Karnataka in LS polls: Siddaramaiah

The BJP swept the 2019 Lok Sabha polls in Karnataka by winning 25 seats, while an independent (Sumalatha Ambareesh from Mandya) backed by it won one seat. The Congress and JD(S) won one seat each

JDU will be finished in Lok Sabha polls, says RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav

'Nitish Kumar seems to have a problem with me getting the credit for many achievements of our government. It should ring alarm bells for the BJP,' remarked Yadav

Earthquake of 4.0 magnitude hits Gujarat's Kutch district; no casualties

The tremor was recorded at 4:45 pm on Sunday with its epicentre around 21 km north, northwest (NNW) from Bhachau, the ISR said in its latest update

Laws framed today will further strengthen India of tomorrow: PM Modi

'Today's economic policies of India will form the basis of tomorrow's bright India. The laws being made in India today will further strengthen tomorrow's bright India,' the prime minister said

AAP will contest all Assembly seats in Haryana on its own: Kejriwal

The Lok Sabha polls are due in April-May while the assembly elections will be held later this year a few months after the general elections

Macrotech Developers to launch 11 projects with Rs 6K cr revenue potential

The board had also approved an enabling proposal to raise up to Rs 5,000 crore by issuing securities through public issues, private placement or any other mode in one or two tranches

Nitish a 'chameleon', 'expert' of betrayal: Congress after his resignation

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge said they already knew about Kumar's decision to leave the alliance, but had not said anything to help keep the INDIA bloc together

Red Sea crisis: No disruption in oil flows, only freight up, says HPCL head

India, the world's third-biggest oil importer, gets a bulk of its Russian supplies through the Red Sea. Russian supplies made up for over 35 per cent of India's total crude imports in 2023

Water supply to be shut down for 16 hours on Jan 29 and 30: Delhi Jal Board

The water supply will be shut down for 16 hours beginning 10 am on January 29 to 2 am on January 30 in Kewal Park and the adjoining areas

PM Narendra Modi is likely to visit Odisha twice in Feb: Manmohan Samal

On February 3 visit, the PM will attend a programme at the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) in Sambalpur and thereafter address a public meeting at Remed Ground

1.4 billion Indians are living in 'anyaay kaal' imposed by BJP: Congress

The per capita monthly income of the bottom 10 per cent is just Rs 6,000 and of the bottom 11-20 per cent Rs 12,000, Khera said

Covid-19 JN.1 variant: India logs 182 new cases, 1 death reported in Kerala

The number of daily cases had dropped to double-digits till December 5, but cases began to increase after emergence of a new variant and cold weather conditions

Grow Indigo raises $8 mn to drive future of sustainable agriculture

'With sustainability at its core, we have now demonstrated adoption of biological inputs and carbon solutions at scale by farmers,' Grow Indigo Executive Chairman Usha Barwale Zehr added

Rana Talwar, first Indian to head a global bank, passes away at 76

Besides DLF, he served on the boards of various companies including Asahi India Glass Limited and Great Eastern Energy Corporation Limited