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Group of 101 farmers to begin Delhi march from Shambhu border at 1 pm

The march has entered its 297th day and the indefinite hunger strike at the Khanauri border has entered its 11th day

Bangladesh summons Kolkata mission head for consultations amid protests

The mission in Kolkata has witnessed multiple protests over the past week by political parties

Torrent Power secures Rs 3,500 crore via QIP at Rs 1,503 per share

The company had earlier said that there was an ongoing requirement of working capital and capex for the upgradation/expansion

Rupee rises 7 paise to 84.64 against US dollar during early trade

Forex traders said fresh foreign fund inflows supported investor sentiments

BJP MLA Kolambkar takes oath as pro-tem Speaker of Maharashtra Assembly

Kolambkar currently represents the Wadala assembly constituency in Mumbai

India-US ties need bipartisan support on security, defence: Vivek Lall

Dr Vivek Lall, Chief Executive of General Atomics Global Corporation, said One of the most important strategic partnerships of the 21st century is that of India and the United States

India's growth offers great opportunities to US investors: KV Subramanian

Americans have the opportunity to grow their money 15 to 20 times, I think that is something that is important, said Subramanian, who previously was India's Chief Economic Advisor

T'gana govt aims to make 10 mn members of women SHGs crorepatis: CM Reddy

The total number of members in SHGs at present is 6.5 mn and it should become 10 mn soon, the chief minister Revanth Reddy said

Hanuman Chalisa-namaz row: Outsiders barred from entering Varanasi college

Move follows Tuesday's unrest after students recited Hanuman Chalisa when namaz was being offered near the mosque

PM Modi has put farmers' issues at centre stage, says VP Dhankhar

Dhankhar on Tuesday had said in Mumbai that agitating farmers did not augur well for the overall well-being of the nation

India slams developed countries for climate crisis at ICJ hearing

India home of about 17.8% of global population, its contribution to climate change less than 4%, said JS, MEA Luther M Rangrezi to ICJ

Higher prices of tomato, potato make home cooked meals dearer in Nov

A vegetarian thali's price increased 7 per cent on year to Rs 32.7, primarily on a 35 per cent jump in tomato prices to Rs 53 per kg and 50 per cent increase in potato at Rs 37 per kg

Indian biz should take balanced approach in dealing with China: Jaishankar

To a question on evolving relations with China, he said with that country accounting for 32-33 per cent of global manufacturing, it is logical that several supply chains will have to go through China

Vishal Mega Mart to float Rs 8,000 crore public issue on December 11

Since the IPO is entirely an OFS, the company will not receive any funds from the issue and the proceeds will go to the selling shareholder

Samsung rolls out One UI 7 beta with AI, security upgrades in India

The new One UI will provide security and privacy updates that will prevent unauthorised access to the devices with features like block USB connections, check attempts to install malware

Will fulfil promise of hiking 'Ladki Bahin' stipend to Rs 2,100: Fadnavis

Addressing his maiden press conference after taking over as CM in the evening, he said he will provide a stable government over the next five years

Taking steps to deal with fog, poor visibility in winter season: Air India

The Tata Group-owned Air India faced a Rs 30 lakh fine from the DGCA in January this year for not having enough pilots trained to fly in low visibility conditions ahead of the fog season

In diplomatic talks, India, China agree to maintain peace along LAC

The two sides agreed to maintain peace and tranquility in border areas in line with bilateral pacts and protocols

Q2 current account deficit to widen to 7 quarter high of 1.6%: Report

In absolute terms the July-September CAD will be $ 15 billion, or 1.6 per cent, as against $ 9.8 billion, or 1.1 per cent, in the June quarter

Expressing regret, IndiGo refunds ticket to passenger who fell on ramp

The passenger, in a series of posts on X, said on August 14, half way down the ramp, his right foot suddenly slipped on a moist patch and he fell down. Later, he was taken to hospital