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Depression rate among women double than men in Goa: Data

Of the 540 individuals receiving counseling for depression, 371 are women with the most vulnerable age group being 45-54. Over 75,000 have already been screened of which almost 10% have been listed as suffering from depression

Kudchirem locals protest against planned construction debris plant

Question panchayat body for not initiating any action on the issue

Farm houses set ablaze in Jiribam

Arms, ammo seized in Thoubal

Judge quitting for polls may impact impartiality perception: Justice Gavai

A judge resigning from office to immediately contest elections may affect the public perception of his impartiality, Supreme Court Justice BR Gavai said and asserted judicial ethics and integrity are fundamental pillars that uphold the credibility of the legal system.

ED may take Bihar's IAS officer on remand

ED is likely to take IAS officer Sanjeev Hans on remand for questioning in a money laundering case against him. The agency probing allegations of corruption against him is set to submit a plea in the court on Monday, seeking his remand.

Attack on RSS men: 'Illegal' building of accused demolished

The Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) on Sunday has demolished the alleged illegal construction of the accused who attacked the RSS workers a couple of days ago in Jaipur.

Naidu for law to incentivise families with more kids

Andhra CM N Chandrababu Naidu said his government is planning to bring a law that would allow only people with two or more children to contest local body elections, India Today reports.

Cheetah to deliver soon

A cheetah is pregnant and expected to deliver cubs soon at the Kuno National Park in MP's Sheopur district.

Even if RJD goes solo, it won't botch bloc prospects

Expressing its disappointment with the JMM and Congress over seat sharing for the Jharkhand assembly poll, the Lalu Prasad-led RJD on Sunday said it would not settle for less than 12 seats, but would not sabotage the prospects of the INDIA bloc even if it goes solo.

Tension in Bhagalpur as idols vandalised

Idols kept in a temple were found vandalised in Bihar's Bhagalpur, creating tension.

Goodies for Varanasi before Diwali

Modi rips through Oppn, says it is a hurdle in path of development

TERRORIST KILLED IN URI

One terrorist was killed on Sunday in the joint operation launched by the security forces along the LoC in J&K's Uri sector.

Bypolls in Bihar a litmus test for NDA, INDIA bloc

With entry of Jan Suraaj, will political equations change, can Nitish cash in on ‘jittery’ RJD?

Terror case: India names Canadian border cop

India has reportedly added a Canadian Border Service Agency official, Sandeep Singh Sidhu, to its list of fugitive terrorists sought for deportation.

Prashant's party faces turbulence

Former poll strategist Prashant Kishor, who played his part in the electoral victory of parties, faces a daunting task to ensure his new Jan Suraaj Party puts up a good show in the by-election to 4 assembly seats in Bihar, going to the polls on November 23.

HOW STUDYING IN AUSTRALIA SHAPED MY CAREER

My time studying in Australia was a defining chapter in my career and personal growth. The decision to leave home and pursue my education in a country known for its world-class universities and multicultural environment was not an easy one, but it was undoubtedly one of the best choices I've made.

From India to the world: How New Zealand prepares students for global success

As the world becomes more interconnected, a global education is becoming increasingly important for those looking to succeed internationally.

Cameroon conflict forces students out of education

Jane Ndamei's dream of becoming a medical doctor almost cost her life five years ago. The 20-year-old student from Cameroon's restive southwestern region was taking her Grade 12 exam when she suddenly heard gunshots.

‘Management courses draw Indian students to France’

CHOOSE FRANCE TOUR | Consul General Talks About Promotion

FPI selling eases this week

Foreign investors continued selling Indian equities this week, though at a slower pace compared to the previous week, according to data from the National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL).

Automobile exports from India rise 14% in Apr-Sep

Automobile exports from India in the first six months of the current fiscal year rose 14 percent year-on-year, led by gains in shipments of passenger vehicles and two-wheelers.

BSE, NSE to conduct Diwali 'Muhurat Trading' on November 1

Leading stock exchanges BSE and NSE will conduct a one-hour special 'Muhurat Trading' session on the occasion of Diwali on November 1, marking the start of the new Samvat 2081.

Meeting 2030 renewable energy target may push solar equipment imports to $30 bn/yr

The country's target of installing 500 GW of renewable energy by 2030 may push solar equipment import bill to about USD 30 billion per year and increase dependence on Chinese goods, think tank GTRI said in a report on Sunday.

Jindal Group in talks to buy Vitkovice Steel for €150 mn

To strengthen its global presence, homegrown Jindal Group is in talks with Vitkovice Steel to acquire 100 per cent stake in the Czech-based company. The group is expected to complete the acquisition by the end of this fiscal year through its arm Jindal Steel International, sources said.

Finmin mulls proposal to raise posts of Chief GMs in state-owned bks

The finance ministry is considering a proposal to raise the posts of Chief General Managers in public sector banks in view of their increasing business and profitability.

PMI data, Q2 results and FII data key drivers for markets this week

Quarterly earnings from corporates, global trends, and trading activity of foreign investors will guide market sentiment this week, analysts said, adding that benchmark indices may face volatile trends.

EPFO adds 18.53 lakh members in August

Retirement fund body EPFO's net new member additions increased 9.07 per cent to 18.53 lakh in August, compared to a year ago, according to payroll data released on Sunday.

CNG price may go up ₹4-6 on input supply cut

Gas supplies had to be cut after govt decided to restore fuel to OPaL

Balewadi power cut: Land for new substation

The Balewadi area has been suffering from frequent power cuts over the past week. Hinjewadi, an IT hub near Baner-Balewadi, is home to numerous IT companies, leading to a surge in housing projects and a growing population. Consequently, electricity demand has been rising significantly. However, there is a substantial gap between electricity demand and supply, resulting in frequent interruptions and fluctuations that have caused considerable inconvenience to the residents of Baner-Balewadi, impacting their daily lives.

Part-time language courses at SPPU

Did you always want to learn Japanese, Russian, or French, but your work or college schedule stopped you? Well, now Savitribai Phule Pune University has resolved the issue by launching part-time foreign language courses for the upcoming academic session.