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Maharashtra outstanding debt seen rising to ₹11.02 trillion in FY27: Budget

As per the document, revenue receipts for 2026-27 have been estimated at ₹6,16,098 crore, while revenue expenditure is pegged at ₹6,56,651 crore, resulting in a revenue deficit of ₹40,552 crore

Judiciary must protect environment but not hinder development: CJI

The jurist was here for the inauguration of a refurbished library in memory of Justice Kuldip Singh, often hailed as the 'Green Judge' of the Supreme Court

Go Digit gets GST demand notice of about ₹170 crore for FY18-FY22

The company is in the process of evaluating the legal advice on the implications and would file an appeal, it said

Change inevitable in West Bengal after assembly polls: Ashwini Vaishnaw

Lambasting the TMC, he said those who had won the trust of the people of West Bengal some years ago have now launched a vicious attack on the state's pride

Lakshya beats Canada's Victor Lai to enter All England Open final

The 12th ranked Sen beat world number 16 Lai 21-16 18-21 21-15 in the match that lasted one hour and 37 minutes

PM Modi accuses Bengal govt of insulting President Murmu during state visit

The prime minister said that the pain and anguish expressed by the President, who herself hails from a tribal community, has caused immense sadness in the minds of the people of India

Rapper-turned-politician Balendra Shah is Nepal's rising star in politics

The 35-year-old engineer was a popular choice to lead the interim government after Gen Z youths toppled the K P Sharma Oli-led coalition government in September last year

CBSE postpones Class 12 board exams in West Asia amid Iran-Israel war

Previously, the board had postponed the exam scheduled on March 2, March 5 and March 7 in the region

Traffic restrictions likely in north Delhi on Sunday due to DDA's event

Several housing projects and sections of the Delhi Metro will be inaugurated during the event, according to the Delhi Traffic Police

Sri Lanka to repatriate bodies of Iranian sailors killed in US strike

Sri Lanka said on Wednesday it had recovered 84 bodies of Iranian sailors after the US submarine attack sank the Iranian frigate IRIS Dena off Galle on the island's southern coast

RSP's Balendra 'Balen' Shah defeats Oli, set to form next govt in Nepal

Balen, 35, secured 68,348 votes against 74-year-old Oli's 18,734, the Election Commission (EC) said

West Asia conflict puts $11.8 bn of India's agri exports at risk: GTRI

India exported $7.48 billion of cereals, fruits, vegetables and spices to West Asia in 2025, with the region accounting for 29.2 per cent of India's global exports in this category

SBI launches $500 million social loan to boost women's economic empowerment

This syndicated transaction is a milestone for SBI and the global ESG financing landscape, for the noble cause of women empowerment, the bank said in a statement

India got best trade deal with US among competing nations: Piyush Goyal

The minister added that India and the US are strategic partners, and the two are the largest democracies in the world

Bengal to give ₹1,500 monthly allowance to jobless Class 10 passouts: CM

She said young men and women - aged 21-40 years - who have passed the secondary exams - will receive ₹1,500 per month from March 7

West Asia crisis: Govt asks ports to consider waiving charges, issues SoP

As part of the SoP that followed extensive consultations with all stakeholders on Friday, each port will appoint a nodal officer at the level of head of department or deputy head of department

England, SA, WI to leave India on ICC charter flights over weekend

West Indies and South Africa are the other two teams still in the country despite their campaigns having ended

No plan to carve UT out of Bihar, Bengal districts: Nityanand Rai

Rai, who is also a former Bihar BJP president, came out with a post on his X handle, rubbishing the claim of Independent MP Rajesh Ranjan alias Pappu Yadav

Govt grants exporters relief on export obligations amid West Asia crisis

Under Export Promotion Capital Goods (EPCG) scheme, domestic firms are allowed to import duty-free machines but they have to meet certain export obligations against that

Santal freedom fighters not given due recognition: Droupadi Murmu

The President urged the community to ensure that the younger generation receives proper schooling