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Bengal bypolls a test for parties to gauge RG Kar effect
In a State with 294 Assembly seats, bypolls in six constituencies should not create a ripple, but this time, all parties are waiting eagerly to see what effect the horrific rape and murder of a woman doctor at Kolkata's RG Kar Medical College and Hospital may have on the electorate.
'Unrest' among workers, inexperienced interim govt hurts Bangladesh's garment industry
Leading Bangladesh factory owner expressed concern over the unrest taking place in the garment industry which is alarming for the country's economy.
Rawalpindi grapples with record inflation essential commodities
Rawalpindi is reeling under unprecedented inflation as the prices of essential commodities continue to climb, defying the government's assurances of price stability.
China shows off military technology at Zhuhai Air Show
The extraordinary energy and innovation of China's military-industrial complex show few signs of waning, if exhibits at this year's spectacular Zhuhai Air Show in southern China, not far from Hong Kong, are anything to go by.
SUPREME COURT DIRECTED PUNJAB GOVT, SEC TO NOTIFY MUNICIPALITY ELECTIONS IN 2 WEEKS; TO BE COMPLETED IN 8 WEEKS THEREAFTER
The Supreme Court in the case The State of Punjab and Ors. Versus Beant Kumar And Anr modified the Punjab and Haryana High Court order which directed that Punjab municipality elections be notified within 15 days.
Supreme Court Stayed High Court Direction For CBI Probe Into Alleged Custodial Torture Of Women BY Kolkata Police: RG Kar Protest
The Supreme Court in the case The State Of West Bengal Ad Ors. Versus Rebeka Khatun Molla @ Rebeka Molla And Ors observed and has stayed the order of Calcutta High Court wherein the court directed CBI probe into allegations of custodial torture of 2 women arrested amid protests that took place in West Bengal after the RG Kar Medical College rape-murder incident.
Supreme Court Dismissed Man's Petition To Deactivate 'Machine' Controlling His Brain: 'Bizarre'
The Supreme Court in the case observed and has dismissed a petition filed by a man who alleged that his brain was being controlled by other persons through a machine.
DELHI HIGH COURT ISSUED EX-PARTE INTERIM INJUNCTION AGAINST SALE OF PHARMA PRODUCTS WITH 'KIND' FORMATIVE TRADEMARKS
The Delhi High Court in the case Mankind Pharma Limited vs. Aquakind Land LLP & ors observed and has issued a temporary injunction in favour of Mankind Pharma Limited, which being against the sale of its medical and pharmaceutical goods with the trademark 'MANKIND' and 'KIND' formative marks.
Allahabad High Court: Owner Of Electric Vehicle Purchased Prior To October 14, 2022 Cannot Seek Refund Of Tax Citing Subsequent Exemption Notification
The Allahabad High Court in the case Ankur Vikram Singh Respondent v. State of UP observed and has held that the owner of an electric vehicle which was purchased prior to October 14, 2022 cannot seek refund of tax citing a subsequent notification exempting the payment of One Time Tax.
G20 LAGS IN CLIMATE ACTION: REPORT
Most G20 members, including the US, Australia, Canada, Saudi Arabia and Turkey, need to significantly step up climate action, according to a Climate Accountability Matrix launched at COP29 here on Tuesday.
Supreme Court Warns Delhi Of 'Harsh Orders' Over Failure To Implement 2016 Rules: Solid Waste Management Rules Remain On Paper
The Supreme Court in the case MC Mehta v. Union of India observed and has expressed concern over lack of implementation of the Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016, wherein it highlighted the issues like unchecked waste accumulation at landfill sites, waste from construction, and the risk of fires at waste storage areas.
COP29 approves global carbon market under Paris Agreement's Article 6
In a landmark decision at the first day of the global climate talks here, COP29 have officially adopted the new operational standards for a mechanism of the Paris Agreement under Article 6, setting the stage for a global carbon market.
India's key focus at COP29: Equity, finance, and adaptation
Outlining its core expectations from the COP29 in ways that respect the unique needs of developing countries, India on Tuesday said it is expecting a carbon market mechanism \"without creating barriers to trade\" and a recalibration of climate finance under the new Goals.
LOCAL ISSUES RATHER THAN NATIONAL DIATRIBE IN MAHARASHTRA POLLS
Elections for the state of Maharashtra and Jharkhand are underway along with a crucial set of bypolls in Uttar Pradesh and, of course, the Wayanad Lok Sabha seat.
COST OF IRRESPONSIBLE COMMENTS: A REFLECTION ON POLITICAL DIGNITY
In the grand theatre of international politics, where words are not just statements but signals of intent, the weight of a public figure's speech extends far beyond the immediate audience.
Leading AI startup SparkCognition aims to triple workforce in India within 24 months
Avathon, formerly known as Spark Cognition, has announced its rebranding alongside ambitious plans to expand its workforce in India by threefold over the next 24 months.
Frontier Nagaland Territory offers India a strategic alternative
In a rapidly shifting geopolitical landscape, the call for the establishment of the Frontier Nagaland Territory (FNT) marks a pivotal moment for India and the South East Asian region.
Indian stock indices in red for 4th day amid sustained FII sell-off
The markets extended the fourth consecutive day of declines driven by concerns over weak earnings and foreign fund outflows
Air India-VIStara merger complete; integrated entity to operate over 5,600 weekly flights
The two mergers have created a full service carrier and a low-cost carrier ofscale for the Tata Group, which is seeking to establish a \"world class global aviation company with an Indian heart.
Rupee touches new low for the fifth straight session
This level, indicative of persistent challenges for the rupee, reflects an ongoing struggle against strong dollar demand, high crude oil prices, and considerable foreign institutional outflows
Delhi Police SI held for accepting bribe of Rs 10,000
The vigilance department has apprehended a Delhi Police sub-inspector for taking a bribe of Rs 10,000 to issue notice to accused persons in a fraud case, an official said on Tuesday.
Continuous sell-off by foreign investors may put India's Balance of Payments under pressure
The report noted that Foreign flows, especially from Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) in the equity market, are not just drivers of stock prices but essential to maintaining macroeconomic stability in India.
Public Sector Banks record strong performance in 1st half of FY25
The Public Sector Banks (PSBs) reported a robust performance in the first half of the financial year 2024-25, with aggregate business standing at Rs 236.04 lakh crore, showing 11 per cent Year on Year (YoY) growth, the Ministry of Finance said on Tuesday.
INDIA IS AIMING TO BECOME A DRONE HUB OF THE WORLD: DEFENCE MINISTER
He was speaking at Delhi Defence Dialogue at Manohar Parrikar Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses.
COURT ACQUITS JAGDISH TYTLER, ABHISHEK VERMA IN FORGERY CASE
Delhi court on Tuesday acquitted Congress leader Jagdish Tytler and controversial arms dealer Abhishek Verma in a 2009 case of allegedly forging the letterhead of then Minister of State for Home Ajay Maken, a defence lawyer said.
Nursery, KG, Class 1 admissions in private schools to begin on November 28
The Delhi government's Department of Education (DoE) issued a circular on Tuesday, announcing that the admission process for nursery, KG and Class 1 in the city's private schools for the 2025-26 session will begin on November 28.
39K improper parking challans issued at 4 major railway stations
Delhi Traffic Police has prosecuted more than 39,000 vehicles across the city's four railway stations for improper parking this year till October 22, according to official data.
Five accused held over alleged sexual assault on two girls
Five people have been arrested after two girls aged 17 and 22 filed a police complaint alleging they were sexually assaulted on November 10 in the Kasturba Niketan area, said Delhi police.
MCD fines Rs 2.69 cr for violations of pollution norms
The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has issued fines amounting to Rs 2.69 crore for violation of dust control norms during construction and demolition (C&D) activities between April and October this year, according to official data.
Over 2.7 lakh vehicles fined for lack of PUC since Jan 1
Delhi Traffic Police has issued over 2.70 lakh challans to vehicle owners for driving without a pollution under control (PUC) certificate between January 1 and October 31 this year, the highest in three years, official data showed.