Punjab And Haryana High Court Stayed Demolition In Communal Violence-Hit Nuh Until Further Orders'

The Punjab And Haryana High Court stayed the ongoing demolition drive in Nuh, which is being followed by the communal clashes.

KERALA HIGH COURT: PLEA MOVED CHALLENGING STATE AWARDS FOR MALAYALAM FILMS 2022 ALLEGING NEPOTISM, BIAS

The Kerala High Court in the case Lijeesh M.J. @ Lijeesh Mullezhath v. State of Kerala&Ors observed wherein the plea is moved by the Malayalam Movie Director, Lijeesh M.J., wherein seeking the declaration of Kerala State Awards For Malayalam Films and Writings On Cinema 2022 which in the case needs to be set aside.

Antfin transfers shares to Paytm's founder, reducing ownership by 10.3PC per cent

n deal has been reached And by Vijay Shekhar Sharma, the founder, managing director, and CEO of One 97 Communications Limited, the parent company of Patym, to purchase 10.3% of the business's shares from Antfin (Netherlands) Holdings BV for USD 628 million.

Apraava Energy signs agreement with REC and PFC to get Rs 9,120 Crore

Apraava Energy, a provider of energy solutions, has signed preliminary agreements with state-owned companies REC Ltd and Power Finance Corporation (PFC) to get financing of Rs 9,120 crore for the country’s wind, transmission, and advanced metering projects.

Zyber 365 receives funding of $100 M to revolutionize Web-3

Innovative Web3 cybersecurity business has secured USD 100 million in funding from renowned UK-based investment company SRAM & MRAM Group, marking a significant milestone.

Auto retail increase in threewheeler retail sales of 10%: Fada

Vehicle retail sales in July showed a 10% year-over-year gain, continuing the increasing trend. With 1.77 million units sold, According to the Federation of Automobile Dealers’ Associations (Fada), three-wheelers seized the lead with a record surge of 74%.

SOFTBANK SET TO BECOME PROFITABLE.AFTER LOSING $48 BN ON VISION FUNDS

After five quarters of losses, SoftBank Group Corp.'s Vision Fund is set to earn a profit owing to artificial intelligence

Domestic Airlines report 338 technical snags by July: Govt

The government said that domestic airlines faced a total of 338 technical snags during the operation of planes this year till the month of July. Out of them, IndiGo faced a total of 206 snags followed by Air India (49), Go Air (22), Spice Jet (21) and Akasa Air (18).

Centre lauds Kerala's startup ecosystem promotion

Kerala’s proactive approach towards the promotion and sustained growth of the startup ecosystem in the state through various measures has been lauded by the central government.

IEX volume rises 19% in July trade volume

The power exchange had achieved 7,151 MU trade volume in July 2022.

India's rice exports get banned, next could be sugar

In order to control domestic prices, India prohibits some rice exports, now, traders are worried over another staple food i.e. sugar.

VEG THALI COSTS SOAR 34 PER CENT IN JULY, SAYS CRISIL

A veg thali comprises roti, vegetables (onion, tomato, and potato), rice, dal, curd, and salad

Meesho becomes first profitable horizontal E-comm firm

Meesho, backed by SoftBank, has proudly announced that it has become the first horizontal e-commerce company in India to achieve profitability.

Banning imports of used equipment to help medical ind reach $50 bn

The Indian medical devices industry could expand to a remarkable USD 50 billion by 2030 with strategic measures, according to a report by the Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI).

Auto component industry hits record turnover

The component industry anticipates achieving double-digit sales growth in the current fiscal year, following its record-breaking turnover in 2022-23, driven by robust demand. According to the Automotive Component Manufacturers Association (ACMA), the sector achieved a turnover of Rs 5.6 lakh crore in the previous fiscal, marking a 33% growth compared to Rs 4.2 lakh crore in 2021-22.

Adani Energy secures $1 bn green loan for transmission project

Adani dani Energy Solutions Limited (AESL) has successfully achieved a significant milestone by securing financial closure for its $1 billion green high voltage direct current (HVDC) link project.

REGULATIONS LIKE GDPR IN EU GIVE FAR MORE EXEMPTIONS: VAISHNAW

Opposition Members of Parliament (MPs) had voiced their concerns about this provision, raising questions about its potential misuse and implications on citizens' privacy rights

Maruti 3.0: Automaker hopes to double production capacity

Maruti Suzuki India wants to increase its production capacity to four million (40 lakh) units, indicating the beginning of “Maruti 3.0,” according to Chairman RC Bhargava.

Supreme Court To Hear Plea Regarding Gender Imbalance n Recruitment Of Judge Advocate General's, JAG

The Supreme Court in the case Arshnoor Kaur and another vs Union of India observed and has issued the notice on the writ plea wherein the grievance is raised that the lesser number of vacancies are earmarked for the women in the posts of Judge Advocate General, JAG.

Chandrayaan-3 impacts India's space economy

When the Mission Operations Complex (MOX) at ISTRAC ( Isro Telemetry, Tracking and Command Network) in Bengaluru received this message from Chandrayaan-3 on Saturday at 19.12 hours, India created yet another history by inserting a spacecraft by the country into the Moon’s orbit successfully for the third time, in human civilisation’s 140th mission to the Earth’s natural satellite.

'BJP identifies Hinduism with Brahminism'

The BJP considers “Brahmin religion”, which is followed by only 10 per cent of the people, as “Hindu religion” and there exists nothing like “Hindu religion”, Samajwadi Party leader Swami Prasad Maurya has said. Maurya said the party does not consider tribals, Dalits, and other backward classes, who form the majority of Indians, as Hindus, and characterises the entire religion only with Brahmins.

'No sugar mill in Maha should be without ethanol distillery'

Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah on Sunday said there should not be a single sugar mill in Maharashtra that is not producing ethanol. He was speaking at an event after launching the digital portal of the Central Registrar of Cooperative Societies (CRCS) office in Pune.

'Gehlot govt should resign': RAJ BJP MP

Bharatiya Janata Party MP Locket Chatterjee on Sunday slammed the Rajasthan government over the Bhilwara incident. Chatterjee said that the Gehlot government should resign.

Kerala govt to launch 'Athidhi Portal' for reg of migrant workers

The ‘Athidhi portal’, a user-friendly web portal to expedite the registration process for migrant workers in Kerala and introduce a unique identification system, will be launched by the state government on Monday..

'RIGHT PLACE, BUT TOOK TOO LONG': SHAH TELLS PAWAR

Shah’s remarks come more than a month after Ajit Pawar, nephew of NCP founder Sharad Pawar, joined ruling Shiv Sena-BJP govt

Day to Day Hearing On Charges To Start From September 11, 2023: Delhi Riots Larger Conspiracy Case

The Delhi High Court in the case observed and has ordered day to day hearing on the point of framing of charges against the accused persons in the case wherein it alleged the larger conspiracy in the 2020 North-East Delhi riots.

SUPREME COURT: REDUCED SENTENCE AWARDED TO WOMAN FOR ASSAULTING GOVT OFFICIAL DURING LABOURERS PROTEST 30 YEARS AGO

The Supreme Court in the case Razia Khan v. State of MP observed and has granted the benefit of probation to a social worker who was convicted of assaulting a public servant and reduced her sentence to 1 month.

BOMBAY HIGH COURT: NO ORDER ON MERITS AN BE PASSED IF APPEAL IS DEFECTIVE FOR NON-PRODUCTION OF CERTIFIED COPY

The Bombay High Court in the case JEM Exporter Versus Union of India observed and has held that if the appeal is being defective for non-production of a certified copy, failure to deposit, or incorrect signatures, no order can be passed by the court on merits.

UN slams Afghanistan's prohibition on women's edu

Leonardo Garnier, the Special Advisor to the UN Secretary-General for the Transforming Education Summit, has condemned Afghanistan’s prohibition on women’s education.An Afghan news outlet called TOLO News b roadcasts from Kabul.

India will contribute 700,000 USD to clean water project at Tuvaluan school

The initiative in Tuvalu to store and distribute clean water in schools will receive help from India for 700,000 USD from the India-UN Development Partnership Fund, according to the Permanent Mission of India to the UN.