Violation of pacts eroded bilateral ties, Rajnath tells China’s Defence Minister
The bilateral meeting is the first between the two Defence Ministers since the May 2020 standoff in Eastern Ladakh
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April 2023
Vedanta chief Agarwal makes ‘zero debt’ pledge, says ‘very comfortable’…
Earlier this week, Vedanta Resources Ltd, the parent company of Mumbai-listed mining giant Vedanta Ltd, said it has paid all its maturing loans and bonds due in this month to reduce its gross debt.
DNLA signs pact, Assam no longer has any tribal armed group: Shah
It was agreed that all members of the DNLA would deposit their weapons to the Assam government and disband the group. More than 168 cadres joined the mainstream today, Shah said.
Thai woman held for murdering 12 friends by poisoning them with cyanide: Reports
Police said the victims include her former partner and two female police officers but did not identify the victims.
NATO: Ukraine allies sent 1,550 combat vehicles, 230 tanks
More than 30,000 troops are estimated to make up the new brigades. Some NATO partner countries, such as Sweden and Australia, have also provided armored vehicles.
US to open foreign centers in bid to stop migration surge
The migration centers are part of an intense effort to try to prevent thousands of people from making the often-dangerous journey to the southern border when the restrictions end May 11.
RBI feels poor strategies can trigger crisis, looks at banks’ business models
Business models can sometimes create risks in certain parts of the balance sheet of a bank which going forward can blow up into a bigger crisis, Das said.
Headcount of Wipro reduces by 1,823 employees
Though the company did not provide any hiring targets, it said it would hire for demand-driven skills.
Uttarakhand police devise digital scheme to ease traffic congestion
"Due to the acute parking problem in the city, there is traffic congestion every day. Hence, the decision to adopt the digital solution", said the Traffic Superintendent of Police.
Bhopal-bound Vande Bharat Express hits cow near Gwalior
The Rani Kamalapati-bound train (No 20172) hit the cow around 6.15 pm and stopped at the spot for about 15 minutes, the official said.
Evacuation on, 2,000 Indians in Sudan taken to safe zones so far
Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra said that giving a specific timeline on when all Indians would be evacuated wouldn’t be realistic at present.
Indian Army to create separate wing to handle cyber operations
The decision is based on the fact that “the expansion of cyber warfare capabilities by our adversaries has made this domain more competitive and contested than ever before.”
ChatGPT serves us well, say students, teachers and corporate users
Similarly, Aashi Pathak, a Bachelor’s student, found ChatGPT helpful in making homework assignments, essay writing, and research projects.
Rain brings relief to Delhi residents; more likely today
The national capital on Thursday recorded a maximum temperature of 38.4 degrees Celsius, a notch below the season’s average, according to India Meteorological Department.
Delhi HC quashes hate speech summons against MNS chief Raj Thackeray
By a separate order, the judge also quashed the summons issued by a Dhanbad court to Thackeray for alleged commission of offences of murder, rioting and hate speech under IPC.
ED gets custody of TMC leader Anubrata Mondal’s daughter
Sukanya, a primary school teacher in West Bengal’s Birbhum district, was arrested on Wednesday by the ED following her questioning.
Brittney Griner gets emotional discussing Russian detainment
“I’m no stranger to hard times,” Griner said Thursday from the lobby of the Footprint Center, home of the Phoenix Mercury and the NBA’s Phoenix Suns.
‘I just want to be judged’: Halep still waits on doping hearing
The former world number one tested positive for banned substance roxadustat after she provided a sample at last year's US Open.
Simona Halep has insisted she did not "knowingly" take performance-enhancing drugs, as she waits for a doping…
IOA constitution: All eyes on CEO powers and state units
The IOC has already taken exception to the non-appointment of a CEO and may not entertain changes to the constitution.
Lufthansa to start new flights to India
The flights on the Munich-Bangalore route will be operational three times a week and the first flight will be on November 3. On the Frankfurt-Hyderabad route, the flights will commence in the winter.
