Canadian PM Trudeau says he spoke with Modi about concerns in India
He said that Canada had a rigorous justice system and they take the safety of Canadians as a priority.
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September 2023
Wind Turbine manufacturers to mount pressure on PLI
Unless there is a critical volume, nobody will manufacture smaller components though we have the ability, rising imports, said DV Giri, Secretary General of IWTMA.
Germany grants counsellor access to baby Ariha
Spokesperson Bagchi further assured that the Indian government is in constant engagement with the German authorities on this case to safeguard the child.
Got sanction to prosecute three ex-Railway officials, tells CBI to Delhi court
The case relates to alleged appointments made in the railways in return for land parcels gifted or sold to Lalu Prasad Yadav's family when he was the railway minister between 2004 and 2009.
Torrent Pharma most-well placed candidate to acquire Cipla stake, says report
The analysts noted that Torrent has a key advantage in the acquisition game as it has a long history of successful bolt-on acquisitions (Elder, Unichem, Curatio).
India says no evidence shared by Canada on Nijjar killing, asks it to reduce number of diplomats
Bilateral relations between India and Canada have hit a downward spiral after Prime Minister Trudeau on Monday alleged that "Indian agents" were behind the shooting of Hardeep Nijjar.
Fresh tension in Manipur as mobs attempt to storm police stations over arrest of five youths
After the violence, the authorities clamped a total curfew in Imphal East and Imphal West districts as a precautionary measure.
Another gangster in Canada falls prey to bullets in what is being perceived as a gang war
Sukhdool Singh alias Sukha Duneke of the Davinder Bambiha gang from Moga was killed in Winnipeg Canada in what is being as an inter-gang rivalry.
French tourist falls to her death in Fatehpur Sikri, magisterial probe ordered
The tourist, named Esma, 61, was unconscious and remained untreated for over a hour as there was no ambulance in the vicinity to ferry her to the hospital.
Don’t provide platform to people facing terrorism cases, I&B ministry advises TV channels
The advisory has been issued in the wake of a discussion aired on a channel in which a person in a foreign country against whom there are serious cases of crime including terrorism made an appearance.
Indian medical graduates can now pursue PG and practise in US, Canada, Australia, NZ
This comes after the National Medical Commission (NMC) was accorded recognition by the World Federation for Medical Education (WFME) for 10 years.
Kejriwal bungalow renovation row: HC allows PWD officials to raise grievance with CAT
The court disposed of the appeal by the Directorate of Vigilance and Special Secretary, challenging order of no coercive action against the PWD officials who were issued show cause notices.
Simone Biles set for her sixth world gymnastics championships
The 26-year-old withdrew from most of her competitions in Tokyo two years ago after battling the "twisties," a dangerous phenomenon in which gymnasts lose their sense of where they are in the air.
Asian Games: Indian volleyball men’s team beat South Korea
Spikers put aside problems plaguing the sport back home to record an upset five-set win over medal contenders, advance to the next round.
50K Infosys staff to get NVIDIA AI tech training
This is to provide generative AI expertise to its network of customers across industries.
France’s TotalEnergies to invest US$ 300 mn in Adani Green Energy Limited
This portfolio will comprise a mix of already operational (300 MW), under construction (500 MW), and under development assets (250 MW), with a blend of solar and wind power.
Companies may get 1-year to comply with Digital Personal Data Protection Act
The Digital Personal Data Protection Bill, 2023, was passed by both Houses of Parliament in the Monsoon session.
Joblessness rate at 42 per cent among graduates under 25
“Post-Covid, the unemployment rate is lower than it was pre-Covid, for all education levels.
AIIMS to deploy Ayushman Mitras; training, sensitisation sessions soon
AIIMS also said that monthly training and sensitisation sessions will be organized for faculty and residents to increase awareness on AB-PMJAY, ABHA ID, etc.
DUSU elections: Canvassing comes to a close
Youth hired to distribute pamphlets; campus, metro station reflect election mood
