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Boosting India ties is core of UOM's global centre

The Melbourne Global Centre in New Delhi launched last week by the University of Melbourne, a government-run institution in Australia, is aimed to underpin educational ties between India and Australia.

Data reveals 12% increase in Indian students in France

CAMPUS FRANCE REPORT | Better placements, rich heritage

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Regulatory, policy reforms crucial for future of India's pharma R&D

India's regulatory and policy reforms are crucial for shaping the future of pharmaceutical research and development by streamlining approval processes, strengthening IP protections and incentivising innovation, as several policy challenges continue to hinder the growth of R&D in the sector, according to a report.

India to boost crude oil refining capacity by 35 to 40 MT by FY30

India's oil marketing companies (OMCs) are expected to increase the country's crude oil refining capacity by 35-40 million tonnes (MT) by the end of fiscal 2030, the Crisil Ratings said.

Investments in sectors under PLI schemes expected to hit ₹2 lakh cr in coming years

The 14 sectors covered under the production-linked incentive (PLI) schemes have witnessed investments of Rs 1.46 lakh crore till August and the capital infusion is expected to reach Rs 2 lakh crore in the coming years, the commerce and industry ministry said on Sunday.

India, America to discuss pact to boost collaboration in critical minerals

India and the US are negotiating a pact to enhance collaboration in essential critical minerals, and the issue will figure during the visit of Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal to Washington this week.

Govt mulls foreign investment regulatory mechanism

For post-investment review and monitoring of FDI in the country

Mkts to track global cues, FII trading activity in holiday-shortened week

Global trends, trading activity of foreign investors and domestic macroeconomic data announcements would dictate terms in the equity market in a holiday-shortened week ahead, analysts said.

GE Aerospace plans to increase sourcing of components from India

Engine maker GE Aerospace plans to increase sourcing of components from India, which is a growing aviation market, a senior company official has said.

Pachagani designates parking zone

To deal with the traffic congestion in the main market and the lack of parking facilities at Pachagani, the Main Market Road from the Old Police Station to the Bus Station has been designated as a parking zone for tourist cars and vehicles, informed the civic body and police.

Geet Ramayan' in Hindi on Oct 1

The masterpiece 'Geet Ramayan', created by modern Valmiki GD Madgulkar (Gadima) and musician Sudhir Phadke, is a cultural glory of Maharashtra.

PCMC recognises women sanitation workers' efforts

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Concerns over bull practice at 'Vetal Tekdi'

Pune residents have been struggling to save Vetal Tekdi, the city's lungs and a popular open space, from being destroyed for developmental purposes, however, in the past few days, bull racing practice sessions have been carried out, claimed the activists.

Garbage menace exists despite PMC's efforts

The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) solid waste department is employing various methods to eliminate chronic garbage spots in Pune, successfully clearing 665 of these locations to date.

Sudden cardiac death of youth a global concern

On World Heart Day 2024, Dr Jagdish Hiremath, the director of the Cath Lab at Ruby Hall Clinic in Pune, emphasised the rising public health concern of sudden cardiac death (SCD) among young people.

Runthon participants take oath of voting

4,000 athletes participated in the Runthon of Hope Marathon, organised by the PCMC and Rotary Club of Nigdi, pledging to vote in the elections

Finally, District Court- Swargate Metro opens

Prime Minister Modi has also laid the foundation stone for the Swargate-Katraj extension of metro's first phase

Man held for cheating in rental car scam

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Huge disruption; 150 trains cancelled

SIXTH LINE GOREGAON-KANDIVALI PROJECT| A speed restriction of 30 km per hour will be imposed on all four lines; services are expected to gradually return to normal by October 4

Man booked for not returning ₹22L transferred by NRI

Complainant had hired services of accused; he was paying him ₹2.5 lakh when expensive error occurred

Harbour Line diversion rejected, CR says will pursue original alignment

Alignment will require demolition of 11 private buildings along with the heritage structure of Byculla railway station

Idle wet-lease buses pile up at Anik depot

BEST official says buses are parked due to legal proceedings and the organisation does not own them

Raising her 'awaaz' to control the city's noise

As per the 2022 United Nations Environment Programme report, three of the world's 15 noisiest cities are in India, reflecting our lifestyle where noise is inherent.

Vile Parle flyover gets potholes in just six months

200-250 metre section begins to deteriorate following heavy rainfall

It's free-for-all on Eastern Freeway

The Eastern Freeway has seen constant traffic issues this monsoon. Motorists report regular waterlogging, inadequate traffic management and violations by vehicles that are banned from the freeway.

Corruption claims could end Kolambkar's 8-term record

Veteran leader aims to secure a ninth term, but critics question his record of ‘selective development and unfulfilled promises’

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‘In the '80s, presenting items that your guru taught was everything’

Bharatanatyam has its roots in Tamil Nadu but is now performed, witnessed and appreciated across the globe.

BJP leader unwelcome in party: NCP (SP) workers

The NCP (SP) workers in Pune are strongly opposing the idea of welcoming BJP's Harshvardhan Patil into partyfold and fielding him from the Indapur seat in the upcoming assembly elections.

Sena (UBT) to hold job fair on Oct 5

Shiv Sena (UBT) is set to hold the 'Maha Job' fair in Vile Parle East on October 5, aiming to address \"rising unemployment in Maharashtra during the tenure of the Mahayuti government\".