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Vidarbha: Humble, hungry and making presence felt in Ranji

Focused players and a development plan has helped Vidarbha win their third Ranji Trophy title in 7 years

Govt to Launch Missions to Spur Manufacturing and Exports: PM

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday nudged the Indian industry for \"big steps\" to take advantage of global opportunities at a time when the world is looking at India as a trusted partner, saying the government will launch two missions to promote manufacturing and exports.

IIFL Finance Accepts Bids Worth $100 Mn to Reissue 2028 Dollar Bonds

India's IIFL Finance has accepted bids worth $100 million for the reissue of its 8.75% 2028 dollar-denominated bonds, two sources aware of the matter said on Tuesday.

New accounting norms for overseas business

The audit regulator has proposed changes to accounting norms to ensure financial statements of businesses are more transparent and accurate about investments and transactions in foreign currencies for which the exchange rate is not readily available or is unreliable.

Invasive subabul is Delhi's dominant tree

For the best part of a decade, Delhi's agencies have focused on weeding out the vilayati kikar (prosopis juliflora)—an invasive tree species from Mexico—from the Capital's landscape.

Amid row over sarpanch murder, Munde resigns

Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Dhananjay Munde resigned as a minister on Tuesday amid mounting pressure on him to put in his papers over the alleged involvement of his aide in a village head's murder in Beed district of Maharashtra in December.

I Didn't Want To Do Solo Films After Dangal

It's been more than eight years since Fatima Sana Shaikh made her debut as a leading lady in Bollywood.

2 Domestic Helps, Aide Loot Woman in Jaipur

Three men allegedly held a woman hostage, injured her by stabbing her with a knife and looted jewellery from the house at Ambabadi in Jaipur on Monday, police officers aware of the matter said on Tuesday, adding that the accused are currently absconding.

Sonu-Rahman End Rift Rumours At HT India's Most Stylish Awards

Many click-bait headlines have been floating on the internet recently, which show singer Sonu Nigam calling composer AR Rahman 'not a great singer' and a 'non-friendly and detached person'.

Govt panel calls on pvt sector to enhance IAF capabilities

A top government committee on Monday recommended a raft of short and long-term measures to boost the capabilities of the Indian Air Force (IAF), which is grappling with a shortage of fighter squadrons, pointing out that it was critical to enhance self-reliance in the aerospace sector through increased participation of the private sector to fill critical gaps, officials aware of the matter said.

Nifty posts longest losing run on global trade conflict

India's blue-chip Nifty 50 posted its longest falling streak in its three-decade history on Tuesday, as global trade conflicts intensified after US President Donald Trump's tariffs on key trading partners came into effect.

Praggnanandhaa to face Shankland after lone rest day

With a career-high world ranking of No. 8 as per the latest published list, Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa will take on American Sam Shankland in the sixth round of the Prague Masters after a rest day on Tuesday.

Using 'Pakistani' in Bad Taste But Not Criminal, Rules Top Court

The Supreme Court has held that using terms such as \"Miyan-Tiyan\" (a pejorative aimed at Muslims by some) or \"Pakistani\" may be in poor taste but does not constitute a criminal offence, and quashed a criminal case against an 80-year-old man accused of making such remarks.

Coca-Cola to Sell Gujarat Bottling Plant to Kandhari Global

Beverage major Coca-Cola is selling its bottling plant in the North Gujarat region to Kandhari Global Beverages.

Loss incurred by Raj traders in Surat fire raised in House

The issue of losses incurred by traders, who originally belong to the state, after a massive fire that started on February 25 gutting a market complex at Surat in Gujarat, was raised in the Rajasthan assembly on Tuesday.

Revenue collection to be monitored daily

Principal secretary of mines T Ravikant on Tuesday said with the financial year coming to an end, the department's focus is on maximising revenue collection.

Anti-graft protests: Serbia Opposition Disrupts Parliament with Flares, Tear Gas

Serbian opposition lawmakers lit flares and discharged suspected tear gas during the opening day of the spring session of parliament on Tuesday, in a sign of support for ongoing anti-corruption protests.

Govt to unveil deregulation panel for ease of doing business by May this yr

THE PROPOSED PANEL IS BEING CONCEPTUALISED BY A TASK FORCE LED BY UNION CABINET SECRETARY TVS SOMANATHAN

EU Considers $841 Billion Defence Overhaul Amid US Uncertainty

The chief of the European Union's executive on Tuesday proposed an 800 billion-euro ($841 billion) plan to beef up the defences of EU nations, aiming to lessen the impact of potential US disengagement and provide Ukraine with military muscle to negotiate with Russia following the freeze of US aid to the embattled nation.

Using 'Pakistani' in bad taste but not criminal: Top court junks case

The Supreme Court has held that using terms such as \"Miyan-Tiyan\" (a pejorative aimed at Muslims by some) or \"Pakistani\" may be in poor taste but does not constitute a criminal offence, and quashed a criminal case against an 80-year-old man accused of making such remarks.

I Didn't Want To Do Solo Films After Dangal

It's been more than eight years since Fatima Sana Shaikh made her debut as a leading lady in Bollywood.

Power to devastate, power to germinate

The same technologies that disrupt governments also empower visionaries in the most unexpected places. This is our moment to reclaim control — to use technology as a force for unity and progress, not a weapon of division

Customising treatment for the mentally unwell

\"But I don't want to go among mad people,\" Alice remarked. \"Oh, you can't help that,\" said the Cat: \"we're all mad here. I'm mad. You're mad.\"

Pakistan Drop Babar, Rizwan For T20s Against New Zealand

Pakistan dropped captain Mohammad Rizwan and Babar Azam for the T20 series against New Zealand and rewarded several domestic performers for the five-match series starting on March 16.

RIL Unit Slapped With Fine for Missing Battery Deadline

Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas has raised the demand following HC order

Steel Imports From S. Korea, China, Japan At Record High

India's finished steel imports from China, South Korea and Japan hit a record high in the first 10 months of the financial year, according to provisional government data seen by Reuters on Tuesday.

Youthful indiscretions should not tarnish person's future, says HC

THE PETITIONER APPROACHED THE COURT AFTER HIS CANDIDATURE WAS REJECTED BY THE AUTHORITIES ON GROUNDS OF PAST CRIMINAL RECORD

Amul partners with Proteas for ICC Champions Trophy 2025

Cricket South Africa (CSA) and Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation Limited are excited to announce that Amul is once again the official team sponsor of the Proteas Men for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025.

US Aircraft Carrier Docks in South Korea

The US aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson arrived at the southern port city of Busan in South Korea on Sunday as a show of force against North Korea, South Korea's navy said.

Have Children Soon After Wedding: Stalin

Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin on Monday asked couples of the state to \"give birth to child immediately\" to ensure greater representation in Parliament.