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Paris Olympics 2024: Sports Ministry dispatches 40 ACs for Indian athletes

Temperatures have soared in both Paris and Chateauroux, the two main Olympic Games venues.

Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann denied political clearance to visit Paris

The Chief Minister's Office was informed of the decision Friday evening

Delay in irrigation projects costs Telangana exchequer Rs 1 trn more: CAG

An expenditure of Rs 1,73,564 crore was incurred on these projects as of March 2023

India food surplus; working to provide solutions for food security: PM

"Now, India is a food surplus country," PM Modi said, adding that the country is the number one producer of milk, pulses and spices in the world

China begins atomospheric observation experiment in Mt Everest region

Studying the Tibetan Plateau becomes imperative given the exponentially changing climatic conditions leading to faster melting glaciers and snow

Agriculture key focus area of development strategy in India: NITI member

The theme of the six-day triennial conference, organised by the International Association of Agricultural Economists, is Transformation Towards Sustainable Agri-Food Systems

Assam CM Sarma to perform Bhumi Pujan of semiconductor plant at Jagiroad

The Tata semiconductor assembly and test facility will be India's first semiconductor assembly and test facility

2020 Delhi riots: Court acquits six men accused of theft, arson charges

Additional Sessions Judge Pulastya Pramachala was hearing the case against them

Kerala landslides: Rescue continues on 5th day, over 1,300 rescuers at work

As many as 210 people have died and 273 were injured in the massive landslides that hit Wayanad district in the wee hours of July 30

Wayanad landslides: State govt issues guidelines for burial of remains

The district administration has been directed to ensure burial of the body with clearcut markings of the identification number at the spot of burial

Fresh violence in Manipur's Jiribam within 24 hrs of peace agreement

An abandoned house in Lalpani village was torched by armed men on Friday night

Kamala became Democratic nominee in least democratic way: Trump campaign

The remarks by the Trump Campaign were made on Friday, hours after the Indian American leader was elected as the Democratic Party's candidate for the November 5th general elections

Courts have bolstered country's reputation for arbitration: Justice Kohli

The apex court judge said various landmark judgments showed that India is committed to upholding the sanctity of arbitral awards

US Secret Service accepts responsibility for failure to protect Trump

The main role of Secret Service is to protect the President, the former presidents and their family members. Presidential nominees also get protection of the secret service

Trump slams Google over claims it was censoring news related to him

Early this week, Trump alleged that it was virtually impossible to find pictures or anything about the failed assassination bid on him on July 13 on Google. Google, however, denied those allegations

Centre issues fresh ESA draft for Western Ghats following Wayanad disaster

The notification, issued on July 31, came a day after a series of landslides claimed over 300 lives in Wayanad district

Centre delayed in giving sensitive area tag to protect Western Ghats: Cong

The delay in the ecologically sensitive area' tag has enabled rampant and careless commercialisation, and is directly responsible for this human tragedy, Jairam Ramesh said

US Vice President Kamala Harris becomes Democratic presidential nominee

Harris, 59, would face Republican presidential candidate and former president Donald Trump, 78, in the general elections scheduled to be held on November 5

Only Centre can validate facts related to it, says Ashwini Vaishnaw

He was replying to a supplementary query during the Question Hour in the Rajya Sabha related to the Supreme Court's stay on the Centre's notification on setting up a fact-checking unit

SC rejects pleas for court-monitored SIT probe into electoral bonds scheme

The top court said it cannot order a roving inquiry into purchase of electoral bonds on the assumption of a quid pro quo for award of contract