Top leader on 'first in line' to be CM if Cong wins Chh'garh

Chhattisgarh Deputy Chief Minister TS Singhdeo on Sunday said the Congress would fight the assembly polls under a “collective leadership” helmed by Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel and if the party wins, Mr Baghel would be “first in line” to be considered for the CM’s post.

CHIRAG PASWAN RESPONDS TO UNCLE'S NDA ASSERTION

Mr Paswan's assertion comes a day after his estranged uncle Pashupati Kumar Para said Chirag Paswan was technically not part of the NDA even if he attended the alliance meeting

Plea Moved In Kerala High Court Challenges Decision of Transport Authority's To Implement Uniform Color Code On All Ambulances

The Kerala High Court observed wherein the plea is moved by the charitable trust to the own a fleet of ambulances and the decision of to implement uniform colour code on all ambulance vehicles in the State.

JAMMU AND KASHMIR HIGH COURT TO GOVT: INDICATED STEPS WHICH ARE TAKEN TO ADDRESS SHORTAGE OF MEDICAL OFFICERS STAFF IN JAMMU AND KASHMIR

The Jammu And Kashmir High Court in the case Balwinder Singh Vs State of J&K observed and seek the report from the UT administration wherein it indicated the steps which needs to be taken to address the critical shortage of Medical Officers and staff in the region.

JUSTICE ASHISH JITENDRA DESAI TAKES OATH AS CHIEF JUSTICE OF KERALA HIGH COURT

Justice Ashish Jitendra Desai took oath as the Chief Justice of the Kerala High Court.

Supreme Court: Modality Proposed By Calcutta High Court To CBI For Filing Appeals Not A Mandate

The Supreme Court in the case CBI v. S.R. Ramamani observed and held that the judgement of the Calcutta High Court, which proposed the mechanism for filing of an appeal before the High court against acquittal in the CBI cases should not be treated as the mandate.

SUPREME COURT: DECLINED TO INTERFERE WITH THE JUDGEMENT OF DELHI HIGH COURT THAT JHUGGIS OUTSIDE THE RECOGNIZED CLUSTERS ARE NOT ENTITLE TO REHABILITATION

The Supreme Court in the case Manoj Kumar and others v Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement observed and has refused the judgement of the Delhi High Court wherein the court held that the dwellers of jhuggis which are outside the list of recognized jhuggi clusters are not being entitled to rehabilitation as per the Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board Act 2010.

Over 38K Bangladeshi pilgrims return from Hajj

A total of 38,004 Bangladeshi pilgrims have returned home following the conclusion of the annual Hajj pilgrimage, reported media.

EU commissioner voiced support to PA funding freeze

The European Union official who oversees aid to the Palestinian Authority has voiced support for conditioning the release of funds on the removal of incitement and antisemitism from P.A. textbooks.

PIA cannot operate without provision from national fund

Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), the country’s main airline, has reached a point where it needs money from the national fund to operate for even one day.

Pak's Punjab govt to spend Rs 2.3 bn on new vehicles

Amid the worsening situation of the economy in Pakistan, the cash-strapped country’s Punjab caretaker government released a whopping Pakistani Rupee (Rs) 2.3 billion to purchase new vehicles for its officials, media reported.

UAE, UN EXPLORE OPPORTUNITIES FOR JOINT COOPERATION

The delegation highlighted the UAE's strategic initiatives in various aspects of development including govt work, capacity building and exchange of expertise and visions

Pmi Mobility and Rec Enter An Agreement For Financial Support

Manufacturer of commercial electric vehicles PMI Electro Mobility announced on Saturday that it has reached an agreement with public-sector company REC Limited to provide financing for those vehicles.

Kia India anticipates a 10% increase in sales

The South Korean automaker sold 340,000 units overall in domestic and international markets last year. It distributes models including the Carens, Sonet, and Seltos in the Indian market.

Ramkrishna Forgings' Q1 net income increased by 63 per cent to Rs. 77 Cr

On account of increasing revenue, Ramkrishna Forgings Ltd. reported on Sunday a 63% increase in net profit for the June quarter at Rs. 76.97 crore.

Local EV assembly in India is about to come: BMW

It is only a matter of time as the firm’s vehicles continue to gain traction in the market, according to a senior company executive, but German luxury carmaker BMW will domestically construct its electric vehicles in India.

LEXUS PLANS TO LAUNCH ITS FIRST ELECTRIC VEHICLE IN INDIA

The luxury automobile manufacturer expects to release its first electric vehicle by 2025, with the goal of going all electric by 2035

CM Dhami dedicates 24 development projects

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami officially opened and laid the cornerstone for 24 various development projects totaling Rs. 28.63 crore.

Demand for affordable homes declines to 20% in H1 2023

The affordable housing market has been impacted by rising land prices and input costs.

COP28 pres calls on all nations to sign the global cooling pledge

Sultan Al Jaber, the president-elect of COP28, has urged all nations to sign the global cooling pledge and emphasized the necessity of a swift switch to energy-efficient and climatefriendly cooling.

Govt grants approval for joint drugs controller's bribery case

The government has approved the prosecution of S Eswara Reddy, a joint drugs controller for the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization, clearing the way for the start of a trial against him for allegedly accepting a bribe to favorably recommend an insulin injection made by Biocon Biologics.

CENTRAL GOVT EMPLOYEES ARE ELIGIBLE FOR UP TO 1.3 LAKH IN ELECTRONICS

Central government officers will be entitled to mobile, laptop or similar devices costing up to 1.3 lakh, which can be retained by them

'Ayushman Bhav' prog aims for 100% health scheme coverage

The Union health ministry is planning to launch ‘Ayushman Bhav’ programme to ensure optimum delivery of all state-run health schemes to every intended beneficiary, including those in the last mile.

'India's engineering exports show mixed fortunes in June'

India’s engineering exports to major markets like the United States, the European Union (EU) and China continued to decline in June 2023, reflecting a challenging global trade environment, EEPC India said.

'Households in Covid-19 vulnerable districts bought more gold'

Households in India’s COVID-19 vulnerable districts allocated more gold to their savings portfolio during the pandemic compared to households in other districts, as per a study conducted by the Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad (IIMA).

Adani's $1.1 billion copper project to start operations from Mar 2024

Billionaire Gautam Adani-led group’s copper-producing factory at Mundra in Gujarat will start operations from March next year, helping cut India’s dependence on imports and aiding energy transition, sources said.

PRIME MINISTER NARENDRA MODI TO INAUGURATE 'SEMICON INDIA 2023'

The event will offer deep insight into cutting-edge technologies and innovations in chip-making

INDIAN TEXTILE SECTOR LOOKS TO FILL RMG EXPORT GAP

The Indian textile sector is looking to the Japanese market to fill the ready-made garments export gap left by various other countries as the ongoing 12th edition of the India Tex Trends Fair in Tokyo attempts to showcase India’s advantage of the world’s largest raw material availability of cotton, jute, silk and wool-supported by the world’s second largest spinning and weaving capacity.

'ACCOMMODATE SC-ST CANDIDATES WITHOUT CERTIFICATES IN NEET EXAM'

The Supreme Court in the case Saranya Mandal v. Union Of India And Ors observed and has suggested that the National Testing Agency should consider accommodating students from Scheduled Caste, SC and the Scheduled Tribes, ST categories who are not in the possession of the SC or ST Certificates as on the last date of applying for the NEET exams.

Governing the Public Sector Undertaking insurers: Searching for the right way

The Financial Stability Board (FSB) refers to SIFIs as institutions whose distress or disorderly failure, because of their size, complexity and systemic interconnectedness, would cause significant disruption.