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1997 Uphaar fire tragedy: Delhi court orders de-sealing of cinema premises

The judge noted the submission of the counsel for the applicant, who claimed there was no deliberate attempt to conceal these lines from the said judgment and it happened inadvertently

Govt says retail wheat and rice prices firm again increased in July

The minister said the government has taken various steps from time to time to augment domestic availability and stabilize the prices of essential food commodities

CDSCO orders Riemann Labs to stop making cough syrup linked to deaths

WHO had on July 19 issued an alert regarding cough syrup supplied in Cameroon stating an analysis has found that the product contained "unacceptable amounts of diethylene glycol as contaminants

Formula E race in India made economic impact of nearly Rs 700 cr: Report

Formula E's first-ever race in India, held in February earlier this year, made an economic impact of nearly Rs 700 crore, according to a report

Tempe-controlled logistics services provider Snowman Q1 PAT at Rs 4 cr

During the quarter, revenue grew to Rs 128.77 crore as compared to Rs 87.29 crore in the year-ago period, it said

P-note investments touch over 5-yr high of Rs 1.13 trn at June-end

Driven by stable macroeconomic fundamentals, investment in the Indian capital markets through participatory notes rose to Rs 1.13 lakh crore in June-end

Karnataka govt, Foxconn sign Letter of Intent for two marquee projects

The projects would create employment opportunities for 13,000 people in the state, it said

Monsoon Session: Rajya Sabha takes up Forest (Conservation) Amendment Bill

BJP leader Sushil Kumar Modi said the name of the bill has been changed to Van (Sanrakshan Evam Samvardhan) Adhiniyam and a preamble has been added to it

Bill to allow private sector to mine lithium, other atomic minerals passed

The bill was passed by the Upper House of Parliament by voice vote

Uttarakhand CM Dhami inaugurates G20 Imapct Summit at IIT-Roorkee

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Wednesday inaugurated the "G20 Impact Summit: Unleashing the Potentials" at IIT-Roorkee

Over 60% rural population goes out of state for better medical treatment

The all-India level findings of the report showed that "almost 63% of people from rural areas chose to migrate out of their state for availing treatment for major diseases"

Strides Pharma Science consolidated net loss narrows to Rs 9 cr in Q1

Total expenses were lower at Rs 899.41 crore as compared to Rs 994.86 crore earlier, the company said

UGRO Capital profit rises 245% in Q1 helped by robust loan disbursement

The disbursement rose by 50% to Rs 2,036 crore during the reporting quarter, which also improved the net income to Rs 125.6 crore

Haryana clashes: Security tightened at sensitive places, says Delhi Police

Security has been tightened at sensitive places in the national capital in the wake of violence in some districts of neighbouring Haryana, the Delhi Police said on Wednesday.

'CUET-UG not based on CBSE, equally examines students of different boards'

The Common University Entrance Test (CUET)-UG is not based on CBSE syllabus but the general understanding of different class 12 subjects, the Ministry of Education said on Wednesday

AI-supported breast tumour screening found more cancers, finds study

Mammography screening supported by artificial intelligence (AI) detected one-fifth more breast cancers compared with standard screening and nearly halved the screen-reading workload for radiologists

SC reserves verdict on pleas of Senthil Balaji, wife against his arrest

Presenting its arguments, ED said it has the requisite power to arrest and interrogate the accused minister in its custody in order to collect evidence and ensure corroboration

Tomato prices spike on tight supply, Mother Dairy selling at Rs 259/kg

With central govt's intervention through sale of tomatoes at a subsidised rate since July 14, retail prices in Delhi had begun softening recently but have again firmed up due to short supply

I never hurt sentiments of any religion: Kerala Speaker on his remarks

During an event organised at a school in Ernakulam district recently, Shamseer allegedly accused the Centre of trying to teach children Hindu myths instead of accomplishments in science and technology

Education ministry selects Oracle Cloud Infrastructure to modernise DIKSHA

DIKSHA was built for school education and foundational learning programmes and represents one of India's largest and most successful Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) initiatives