Punjab govt extends holidays in schools till July 16 amid floods
Considering the safety of students, the Punjab government on Thursday extended the holiday in schools till July 16. Earlier, it had announced holidays till July 13.
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July 14, 2023
India wins the series 2-1 despite the presence of familiar adversaries.
The team that participated in the T20 World Cup in South Africa without a head coach will shortly have one.
Upon arriving in Paris, PM Modi was welcomed by the French PM and by the diaspora.
The two leaders examined various aspects of the India-France partnership and talked about ways to further bolster bilateral ties during his meeting with Prime Minister Borne.
RSS gets together in Ooty to talk about their spread plan.
The progress made so far on the Sangh Centenary Action Plan will also be talked about, as will the details of social work at the branch level and the sharing of experiences.
Today’s Motto: ‘Fear defeats more people than anything else’
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LeBron James says he has no plans to quit yet.
James, who will be 39 in December, shot down rumours that he wanted one or both of his kids to play with him in the NBA.
E-Rupee and UPI interoperability is permitted by HDFC Bank.
As the central bank has been pressuring banks to integrate the interoperability between CBDC and UPI, other banks are anticipated to announce initiatives along similar lines.
Himachal steps up rescue ops, key bridge caves in near Haridwar
The state government claims to have moved 60,000 tourists to safer areas over the past four days.
After the elections in 5 states, the UP Congress might work with parties other than the BJP.
Akhilesh Yadav, the head of the SP, said again that the regional satraps should be given more power in leading the fight against the BJP in each state.
Now, India’s foreign participation is messed up because of wrestling?
This newspaper said that they got together and talked about all of their options, but they decided to wait until the standards were set.
England’s tens of thousands of physicians strike for the “longest” time.
The government, which is facing a variety of public sector strikes, refuses to negotiate during the strikes.
Beijing and Moscow will strengthen ties, according to China’s top ambassador.
In recent years, political and commercial ties between China and Russia have grown.
Domestic air travel increases by roughly 19% in June.
Due to the grounding of low-cost carrier Go First, IndiGo, Air India, Vistara, AirAsia India, and Aksa Air all reported an increase in market share in June.
Rice crops are in danger from El Nino, and the Ukraine crisis is already squeezing grain supply.
This year’s El Nino may amplify other woes for rice-producing countries, such as reduced availability of fertilizer due to the war and some countries’ export restrictions on rice.
Market reaches 66K, giving up early gains as it does so.
Nifty reached an all-time peak of 19,567 in the first half but closed merely 30 points higher at 19,413.
Retail investors show a lot of interest in the Utkarsh IPO.
The quota allotted for non-institutional investors (NIIs) was filled 27.72 times. 8.48% of the portion for employees was subscribed, while 3.88 times as many qualified institutional buyers were subscribed.
7-year jail to former home minister of Gujarat
He was given a seven-year prison sentence on Thursday by a court in Mehsana.
Armed forces canteens to get new millet-based menu from FSSAI
The ministry has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) on this on Thursday.
The plan to purchase 26 Rafale-Ms and submarines has been approved by a defence commission.
India and France are expected to announce the two procurement deals after wideranging talks between Modi and Macron on Friday.
Delhi Secretariat flooded as Yamuna rises above 208 m
The Delhi Secretariat housing offices of CM, Kejriwal, his cabinet and other senior bureaucrats, too was flooded.
