May 16, 2022 Showcasing TN: A discussion on ‘Building Advanced Manufacturing Ecosystems’ to be hosted at Davos
May 15, 2022 Chintan Shivir ends, Congress to reach out to people with new ideas on economy, politics
May 16, 2022 Showcasing TN: A discussion on ‘Building Advanced Manufacturing Ecosystems’ to be hosted at Davos
May 15, 2022 Chintan Shivir ends, Congress to reach out to people with new ideas on economy, politics
Pakistan ISI tapping into J&K terror network to fuel pro-Khalistan sentiments: Sources Pakistan ISI tapping into J&K terror network to fuel pro-Khalistan sentiments: Sources The Indian intelligence agencies are scanning through names of some suspected ISI agents
Chintan Shivir ends, Congress to reach out to people with new ideas on economy, politics Chintan Shivir ends, Congress to reach out to people with new ideas on economy, politics The Shivir also declared that three new departments on public insight, election management, and national training will be set up at the AICC
Spurt in cotton prices: TN CM seeks PM’s intervention to help improve the situation Spurt in cotton prices: TN CM seeks PM’s intervention to help improve the situation Stalin has listed out various remedial measures, including mandatory stock declaration, cash credit limit extension, margin money reduction, among oth
Spurt in cotton prices: TN CM seeks PM’s intervention to help improve the situation Spurt in cotton prices: TN CM seeks PM’s intervention to help improve the situation Stalin has listed out various remedial measures, including mandatory stock declaration, cash credit limit extension, margin money reduction, among oth
Marital rape: Most married women are sexually abused by their husbands, says NFHS data Marital rape: Most married women are sexually abused by their husbands, says NFHS data Among married women aged 18-49 who have ever experienced sexual violence, 83% report their current husband and 13% report a former husband as perpetra
The Daily Dose: May 16, 2022 The Daily Dose: May 16, 2022 Here’s a list of top Covid-19-related stories of the day
Centre flags off-budget borrowing by state government arms Delays approval to Kerala’s bid to approach market in first quarter
Senior BKU leader parts ways with party, forms 'apolitical' farmer outfit Rajesh Chauhan to head the BKU (Arajnaitik)
Showcasing TN: A discussion on ‘Building Advanced Manufacturing Ecosystems’ to be hosted at Davos State Industries Minister Thangam Thennarasu, other experts to take part in the event to be held on May 24
Covid-19 vaccination: India has administered over 191 crore total doses so far India’s active Covid-19 caseload stands at 17,692
Pakistan ISI tapping into J&K terror network to fuel pro-Khalistan sentiments: Sources The Indian intelligence agencies are scanning through names of some suspected ISI agents
Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Deb resigns ahead of 2023 state polls BJP legislators to meet shortly to elect next CM
Chintan Shivir ends, Congress to reach out to people with new ideas on economy, politics The Shivir also declared that three new departments on public insight, election management, and national training will be set up at the AICC
Mobile number porting hits a six-month high 9.64 million subscribers submitted requests to switch operators in March 2022
NBFCs seek exemption from RBI for daily stamping of accounts for small borrowers ‘Given the erratic cash inflows of these borrowers, sometimes they miss the due date for EMI payment, but manage to make it by the end of the month�
Congress announces major organisational reforms Aims to enforce 'one person, one post' & 'one family, one ticket' rules
Vice Prez Venkaiah Naidu in UAE to convey India's condolences over death of Sheikh Khalifa India observed a day of national mourning on Saturday as a mark of respect to Sheikh Khalifa
What led the Indian government to ban wheat exports Move seen as a bid to tackle inflation, 6-year low production, poor FCI procurement, impact of Russia-Ukraine war
IMD, Skymet predict early onset of monsoon this year The weather event may set in around May 26, a week earlier
Govt opens the doors for the export of onion seeds with permit Onion seeds are available in ample quantity, said a member associated with the industry
Congress slams wheat export ban, says move 'anti-farmer' Step taken as part of measures to control rising domestic prices, said the govt
BSF troops open fire at Pakistani drone near IB in Jammu, force it to return Drone activity from Pakistan has been on the rise this month
With people back at stores, April retail sales surge 23% over pre-Covid levels While most categories have shown good performance, about 10 per cent of this growth was due to inflation, says industry body
Indian Navy’s two frontline warships set for Tuesday’s launch The warships will be launched at Mazgaon Docks in Mumbai
Crackdown against terror module in J&K administration: Professor among 3 to lose jobs Action follows a spurt in terrorism in the state
Asani causes loss of ₹2,500 cr in AP, agriculture bears brunt Early onset of heat wave poses new challenges for India, notes UN ESCAP
Covid-19: India inoculated over 14 lakh beneficiaries on May 12 Mumbai, May 13 India inoculated more than 14 lakh beneficiaries against Covid-19 on Thursday, May 12, according to the official data from the Ministry
Roche brings in innovative fixed-dose combination breast cancer drug Phesgo Company in talks with insurers, Governments on insurance coverage for the expensive drug
Congress’s Chintan Shivir to begin on Friday The three-day shivir will give a new resolve to the party, says Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot
CERC introduces certificate multiplier to boost adoption of new RE technologies The certificate multiplier assigned to RE technologies willould be applicable for 15 years from the date of commissioning of the project
House panel to examine SC, ST representation in higher judiciary ‘Move is a reflection of the demand that reservation must be followed in judicial appointments’
Covid-19 vaccination: Indians going abroad can get booster shot sooner Precautionary dose can be timed ‘as required by destination country’
Chartered Speed collaborates with GIFT City to provide EV mobility services To Will operate electric buses connecting GIFT City with Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar
PM Modi’s policy initiatives a case study for world: Amit Shah Vice-President M Venkaiah Naidu releases the book ‘Modi@20: Dreams Meet Delivery’
Half of those hospitalised with Covid showed at least one symptom, two years on The study has been published in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine
Indian mission in Colombo trashes reports that certain political persons fled to India In view of the protests, Sri Lankan Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa resigned on Monday
Indian sellers drive a hard bargain at jam-packed Kerala Travel Mart Dependence on foreign visitors waning as long-stay products like Ayurveda find acceptance with domestic tourists
Many pockets of Mumbai plunge into darkness in another power outage State discom MSEDCL forced to initiate load-shedding in several parts of Maharashtra
Chintan Shivir to draw an action plan for revival: Congress Party president Sonia Gandhi calls for ‘selfless work, discipline and a sense of consistent collective purpose’ to revive Congress
A new pitch from God’s Own Country Kerala’s tourism revival package has new products and a unique positioning with an eye on the post-pandemic domestic traveller
‘Arbitrability’ in times of fast emerging techno-centric businesses in India The Supreme Court has presented what is called a “four-fold” test to determine the question of arbitrability of the subject matter
India spotlights green shipping Guidelines for incorporation of green initiatives across ports are in the works
Four biases to avoid in today’s market conditions Being aware of your biases will help you become a better investor. Here’s how.
Index Outlook: How far can Sensex and Nifty 50 fall? The sell-off intensifies in the indices outlook is bearish and any bounce from current levels will be short-lived
Auroville: An utopian search for a better world Akash Kapur’s ‘Better to Have Gone’ traces what happens when we believe deeply in a quest and give up everything in its pursuit
Lady doctors and the rocky path to healing A handbook on India’s first women doctors holds up a mirror to the social and political realities of the 19th and early 20th century
Conquering Everest: A compelling account of how an impossible dream was achieved Jim Davidson dwells in detail on the failure to make it in the first attempt and the harrowing return to physically and emotionally draining climb up