India
IARI's Bio-decomposer Trials in Delhi Signal Stubble Trouble May Soon Have Antidote
Scientists say the result has been promising with the stubble in a higher state of decomposition 15 days later compared to the stubble in fields where the bio-decomposer was not used.
Man Ends Life in UP's Ghazipur, Leaves Behind Note Alleging He Was Denied BSP Ticket
In the purported note, Munnu Prasad alleged that BSP president Mayawati was demanding Rs 2 crore to allow him to contest the elections.
I-T Raids Tamil Nadu Education Group; Detects Rs 150-crore Tax Evasion
It said the action was undertaken on the basis of information that fees collected from students were "not fully accounted for” in the regular books of accounts.
‘If MCD Had Funds, Why Were We Not Paid For 107 Days?’ Ask Angry Doctors as Civic Body Releases Salaries
The doctors of North MCD-run hospitals had started an agitation over their pending salaries, and the response from MCD to both the doctors and the press was that there are no funds.
As Delhi Sees Highest Daily Spike for 2nd Straight Day, Minister Says 'Third Covid-19 Wave May Already be Here'
The city recorded 5,739 fresh Covid-19 cases on Thursday as the infection tally in the city mounted to over 3.75 lakh. The previous highest single-day spike of 5,673 cases was recorded on Wednesday.
Indian-American Business Owners Call For Revitalisation Policy After Impacted By Pandemic
A group of Indian-American business owners have sought from the campaigns of President Donald Trump and his democratic rival Joe Biden a sound policy for revitalisation of small businesses severely impacted due to the coronavirus pandemic. Noting that the...
Hurricane Zeta Crashes Onshore In Storm-weary Louisiana
New Orleans (US) (AP) Hurricane Zeta slammed into storm-weary Louisiana on Wednesday with New Orleans squarely in its path, threatening to push up to 9 feet of sea water inland and batter homes and businesses with fierce winds in a Gulf Coast region alrea...
Ensure Ex-gratia to All Genuine Victims of Delhi Riots: Assembly Minority Welfare Panel to Officials
Khan said 86 complaints where the riot victims were not given compensation as per losses suffered by them were forwarded to the officers for verification of the claims.
Indian Refiners Bet On Petrochems To Hedge Against Low Fuel Margins
Indian refiners have turned their focus to raising production of petrochemicals to cater for rising demand and help hedge against lower refined fuel margins, the country's oil secretary and company officials said on Wednesday.
European Commission, ICSSR Sign New Pact to Enhance International Scientific Cooperation
The Ambassador of the European Union to India, Ugo Astuto said science has no borders and global research collaboration is essential for developing sustainable solutions to global and societal challenges.
Doctors of North Delhi Municipal Corporation Hospitals Call Off Protests after Release of Pending Salaries
Hospital had been sitting on a relay hunger strike since Friday, senior doctors of the North Corporation-run facilities had gone on an indefinite strike on Tuesday. Their associations had joined hands in solidarity since Tuesday.
After 25 Years, Amicus Curiae Ranjit Kumar Urges SC to Relieve Him from Sealing Case, Speaks of 'Pulls and Pressure'
Kumar told a bench headed by Chief Justice of India S A Bobde that he has been assisting the court as an amicus curiae in the case since 1995 and he should be discharged now as there are so many pulls and pressure. He, however, did not elaborate.
Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla to Visit France, Germany & UK to Review Bilateral Ties
The Ministry of External Affairs said Shringla's visit from October 29 to November 4 to the three countries is part of India's continuing international engagement and diplomatic outreach in spite of the limitations posed by the coronavirus pandemic.
Interest Waiver Scheme: Loan Outstanding as of February 29 to be Reference for Ex Gratia Relief
The Reserve Bank on Tuesday asked all lending institutions, including non-banking financial companies, to ensure that the scheme of waiver of interest on interest for loans up to Rs 2 crore for the six-month moratorium period is implemented by November 5,...
Proposed Law to Tackle Air Pollution in Delhi-NCR Likely to Be Presented Before Cabinet this Week
The ministry has been working on the proposed legislation in close consultation with the Prime Minister’s Office, senior ministry officials in the know of developments said requesting anonymity.
Munger Firing Incident: Cong Draws Parallel with Jallianwala Bagh, Compares Nitish Kumar with Gen Dyer
Congress spokesperson Abhishek Singhvi said human beings were treated as animals and worms by the police in Munger, when they beat up devotees taking out Durga idols "cruelly and mercilessly".