The operating margin for the quarter was stable at 20.8%. Its attrition declined to 17.3% during the quarter

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Union minister of road transport and highways Nitin Gadkari spoke to Nivedita Mookerjee in a fireside chat to talk about the road ahead for EVs

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RIL's shares last closed at Rs 2,623, making it the country's most-valued firm at Rs 17.74 trillion

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MoUs part of ongoing deliberations for energy transition under India's G20 Presidency

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BCATL, the Chinese group, is planning a 100GWh plant in Hungary at a cost $83 million per GWh, UK media reported

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The Delhi BJP on Tuesday held a protest near Delhi Gate against AAP MLA from Matia Mahal Shoeb Iqbal, alleging that a section of residents in his constituency were being deprived of tanker water supply.
No immediate reaction was available from Iqbal or the AAP over the issue.
Leader of opposition in Delhi Assembly Ramvir Singh Bidhuri led the protest. Delhi BJP vice president Ashok Goel, former mayor Ravinder Gupta, other party leaders and workers as well as the local residents participated in the protest.
The water supply in Delhi was disrupted last week due to floods caused by the overflowing Yamuna river that forced the closure of three water treatment plants. The treatment plants have now been restored.
Delhi BJP spokesperson Praveen Shankar Kapoor alleged that residents of Minto Road, Sitaram Bazar, Kucha Patiram, Lal Darwaja among others were not provided water supply from tankers, alleging that these were sent to Matia Mahal, Turkman Gate and old Daryaganj amid the crisis.

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Earlier, in 1978, the water in the Yamuna had risen up to 508 feet, which marks a high flood level of the river in Agra

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Ukrainian forces shot down scores of exploding drones and six cruise missiles from a pre-dawn Russian attack on the port of Odesa on Tuesday, Ukrainian authorities said, a day after Moscow broke off a deal that had allowed Kyiv to ship vital grain supplies from the Black Sea city during the war.
The Russians first sought to wear down Ukraine's air defenses with the drones and then targeted Odesa with six Kalibr cruise missiles, the Ukrainian military's Southern Command said.
All six missiles and 25 drones were shot down by air defences in the Odesa region and other areas in the south but their debris and shock waves damaged some port facilities and a few residential buildings, injuring an elderly man at his home, officials said.
Andriy Yermak, the head of Ukraine's presidential office, said the attack showed the Kremlin is ready to endanger the lives of millions of people around the world who need Ukrainian grain exports. Hunger is a growing threat in Africa, the Middle East and Asi

According to Klitschko, in Kyiv, even after hours of repairs, about two-thirds of the residents were left without heat and water and about 60 per cent were left without electricity

Average daily sales in the first 17 days of July double to 1,702 units from 852 units during the same period in June

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Earlier in May, Softbank had sold another 2.07 per cent of its stake in Paytm through a series of open market operations starting February

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Alliances built on negativity have never won: Modi; Cong to not seek PM post

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The company, which will announce its results on July 20, clarified that it was a closure of an old deal. It, however, refrained from disclosing the name of the client

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He asserted that when there is a stable government, decisions that change the direction of the nation are taken

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The newly inducted appointees will train themselves through the Karmayogi Prarambh, an online module

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The Supreme Court on Friday sought response from the Enforcement Directorate (ED) on the pleas of Tamil Nadu Minister V Senthil Balaji and his wife Megala challenging the July 14 order of the Madras High Court upholding his arrest by the probe agency in a money laundering case.
A bench of Justices A S Bopanna and M M Sundresh issued notice to the ED on the pleas and posted the matter for hearing on July 26.
The minister and his wife have filed two separate petitions in the top court challenging the high court order.
Besides upholding the arrest of the minister, the high court had also held as valid his subsequent remand in judicial custody by a sessions court in the money laundering case arising out of the alleged cash-for-jobs scam in the state's transport department when he was the transport minister.
He continues to be a minister without portfolio in the Tamil Nadu cabinet.

Raise coverage under food security Act: Supreme Court tells Centre

Supreme Court

Cooperation Minister Amit Shah on Friday said 17,176 Primary Agricultural Credit Societies (PACS) have been registered so far to function as Common Service Centres (CSC) for providing over 300 services like banking, insurance and Aadhaar enrolment in rural India.
Shah said there are around 95,000 PACS across the country and soon all will be on-boarded to start CSC operation.
In the next few years, he said around 3 lakh new PACS will be established which will provide these services from the start itself.
The minister was addressing the 'National Seminar on Delivery of CSC services through PACS' here.
"Today both PACS and CSC are getting united. This will not only increase the facilities of the poor, but also will give new energy and new strength to the rural economy," Shah said.
He informed that around 17,176 PACS have got their registration done to function as CSC till Thursday afternoon. Out of this, 6,670 PACS have also started transactions.
In the coming 1-2 weeks, the remaini

Amit Shah

Social media platforms have been asked to take down the video as it could further disrupt the law and order situation in the state

Manipur Violence

The Delhi High Court on Friday quashed an order which had directed lodging of an FIR against Vishwa Hindu Parishad leader Alok Kumar for allegedly giving hate speech during a rally in 2019.
Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma allowed the petition filed by Kumar challenging the trial court's February 18, 2020 order.
The trial court order had come on a complaint by activist Harsh Mander, who had alleged that Kumar gave hate speech during the rally.

Delhi High Court

The Supreme Court on Friday stayed proceedings pending in various high courts against the controversial movie "Adipurush".
"Adipurush", a retelling of the epic Ramayana, has come under attack for its dialogues and use of colloquial language.
A bench of Justices S K Kaul and Sudhanshu Dhulia issued notice to parties in the case.
The Allahabad High Court on June 30 had directed the makers of the movie to appear before it on July 27 and told the central government to form a committee to give its views on the film.
It was hearing separate petitions of Kuldeep Tiwari and Naveen Dhawan seeking a ban on the movie.
The high court had ordered director Om Raut, producer Bhushan Kumar, and dialogue writer Manoj Muntashir to appear before it on July 27. It has also directed the central government to constitute a five-member committee to give its view on the film as to whether it had hurt the feelings of the public.
In an order, it had also directed the government to review the decision of ..

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