Bengaluru's Clarence High School shifts classes for 6 to 12 online after over 500 students and 21 staff report flu-like symptoms amid two confirmed H1N1 cases
Brics nations said CBAM and similar measures "undermine efforts by developing countries aimed at addressing the adverse impacts of climate change, increasing adaptive capacity and resilience"
The US says the ICC exceeded its authority by targeting officials from countries that have not accepted its jurisdiction, but the sanctions are closely tied to the court's Gaza investigation
Abu Dhabi has halted economic engagements with Tehran after detecting two ballistic missiles launched from Iran, as tensions over the Strait of Hormuz escalate the regional crisis
The Anti-Corruption Branch has arrested Satyendar Jain and 5 others over alleged irregularities, tender manipulation and a money trail linked to sewage treatment plant projects of the Delhi Jal Board
As quick commerce expands into smaller cities, existing retail stores can lower fixed costs, but their edge depends on order density, basket economics and fulfilment efficiency
The India Meteorological Department has forecast heavy rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds across several parts of India, including Delhi, till August 24
A Harvard-led study found pilots and flight attendants had the highest proportions of radiation-related cancer deaths among 503 occupations studied
Tata Sons' AGM was adjourned on Tuesday after the meeting failed to meet the required quorum
A registered sale deed records the transaction, but buyers must check title history, encumbrances and other records before claiming clear ownership
US immigration processing slows down, with longer waits and rising denial rates creating fresh uncertainty for Indian applicants
The Supreme Court has said that the video footage of the July 20 Parliament march will be handed over to a high-powered committee comprising former judges, an ex-CBI director, and a former DGP
The paper found corporate profits rebounded sharply after the Covid-19 pandemic, but investment growth remained slower
An Indeed survey found that nearly 80 per cent of professionals believe title inflation has become common, with employees increasingly receiving senior-sounding designations without a comparable pay
Anurag Jain recently served as Madhya Pradesh chief secretary, where he helped frame nearly 30 sector-specific investment policies covering trade and industry
Fake messages seek to resemble genuine communication from a government authority and exploit taxpayers' concern about penalties, says PIB Fact Check
Tax tribunal rules the amount passed through his account and was not income. Experts explain the evidence that made the difference
CGHS has clarified when beneficiaries need referrals or prior approval for tests, follow-ups and procedures under the reimbursement rules
The ruling keeps hanging as India's method of execution, while allowing for a possible review if scientific, medical, or other evidence supports a less painful alternative
The probe also cleared former Trust member Anil Mishra, though a second investigation into the matter remains ongoing