Result of the Howrah Lok Sabha by-election has given rise to a more questions than it has answered.

Howrah by-election result: Concern for TMC

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Adani Port, Concast-Hyundai evince interest for Haldia Dock II

Experts believe MNCs, which look for a strong foothold in the Indian kitchen appliances space, target the leading organised players in the industry

PE deals remain hot in Indian kitchens

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today called for development of agro-based industries in view of abundance of raw materials and said it would greatly benefit farmers and unemployed youths in the state

Nitish calls for development of agro-based industries

With decks apparently clear for Narendra Modi's projection as the BJP's prime ministerial candidate, Bihar Congress today asked Chief Minister Nitish Kumar to clarify his stand on the Gujarat Chief Minister

Congress asks Nitish to clarify stand on Modi

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According to CBI chargesheet the MLA (Sita Soren) had allegedly accepted money from one of the candidates to vote in his favour at the time of biennial election in 2012

CBI files chargesheet against horse trading case in RS poll

Indicating that privatisation of Kolkata and Chennai airports' management should not be permanent, a global airport expert has said such a move by the government should be intended only to give a "breather" to the Airports Authority of India which has modernised them

Airport privatisation may not be forever: ACI chief

The met office confirmed the onset of monsoon late Saturday evening in southern parts of the state and has predicted increase in rainfall in next two to three days

Monsoon arrives ahead of schedule

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The Odisha government's decision to hold gram sabhas in only 12 villages of Niyamgiri hill slopes to decide the fate of bauxite excavation there, has drawn flak from the Union ministry of tribal affairs (MoTA)

Centre raps Odisha for limiting Niyamgiri gram sabha scope

BoA may clear two SEZ extension proposals from state

Inaugurating India's first international conference on travel technology at Kovalam, he said India had to travel a long way to realise its full potential in the field of tourism

'Make use of tech to reach global tourism market'

The company plans to set up 60 schools in the next four years

Birla Edutech starts first school in AP

Software exports from the SEZ likely to touch Rs 2300 cr in 2 yrs

25 new firms plan units at Vizag IT SEZ

The project aims to transform quality of education being imparted across government schools in the state

KEF Holdings to expand Project Prism in Kerala

Interview with Managing  Executive, Sanlam India

Ready to invest more in Shriram group: Steven Mostert

Research over the past 20 years has produced hybrid chillies with high colour high and low capsaicin

New Byadgi hybrid chillies could make it more 'attractive'

This is contrary to reports in a section of the media that the departments would be closed down

Karnatak University battles to ease crisis

GMR Infrastructure, the Bangalore-based publicly-held infrastructure developer, has written off Rs 453 crore on two of its global assets in coal mines and airports

GMR writes off Rs 450 cr on coal, airport assets

With the tourist season at its peak in the hills of Himachal Pradesh SpiceJet has started flights between Delhi and Dharamsala.The first 68 seater flight landed in Dharamsala from Delhi Friday.Later the state's transport and food minister GS Bali flagged off the flight back to Delhi ."Permission has  been given by the DG civil aviation to allow daily flights to Dharamsala," SpiceJet vice- president Kama Hinorani said .The flight takes off from Delhi at 5.55 am and will land at the Kangra airport at 7.30 am and will fly back to Delhi at 7.50 am .The ticket costs Rs 3000 but is soon expected to go up. Dharamsala is Spicejet's 46th destination in India , the airlines now operates to 54 airports.The airlines soon plans to travel via Chandigarh which falls midway.Last month Air India resumed its flights from Delhi to Dharamsala and Kullu airports in Himachal Pradesh.

Jet starts flights to Dharamsala

The Africa Lead programme, sponsored by USAID, has given a mandate to ZFS to train its highly-placed resource persons in this sustainable agriculture model

USAID, ZFS to initiate development in Africa

Hooda said this while participating in a panel discussion on "Future of Chandigarh"

Punjab-Haryana  to ease project load of Chandigarh

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