October rings in new hope for India’s auto industry
October was one of the best months for the auto industry since the pandemic, with two-wheeler sales rsing 11.9% on the month and four-wheeler sales up 9.2%
Monthly Archives
November 2023
Threat e-mails to Mukesh Ambani: Two held from Telangana and Gujarat, say Mumbai Police
Prima facie, Vanrapathi and Khan were using two different email IDs to send the threatening communications.
As palm oil, sugar prices ease, biscuits and cakes become cheaper
After being forced to raise prices by 20-23%, Britannia has started implementing price cuts as some commodities prices have started declining.
Panchkula-based company gives cars to employees as Diwali gift
Mits Healthcare Private Ltd gifted 12 cars to its employees and plans to give similar rewards to 38 others for their "hard work and loyalty"
Tharoor urges Mizoram voters to reject ‘inefficient’ Mizo National Front
“Sad to say, you have five wasted years with a government that has been extremely inefficient. There are serious allegations of corruption that I don’t want to repeat,” he said.
Delhi Transport Corporation bus rams into over a dozen vehicles, one killed
The bus hit a car, then an e-rickshaw and two-wheelers parked on the side of a road, they said.
Warner Bros Discovery unveils new docu-series ‘History Hunter’ with Maniesh Paul as host
The series will make its debut on Discovery Channel and Discovery+ on November 20.
India to open its sixth consulate in the US in Seattle
Joint Secretary, Prakash Gupta, is likely to be its first envoy. Gupta is a JS in UNP (United Nations Political) in the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA).
MP assembly polls: Congress expels 39 leaders for contesting against party’s official…
These expelled leaders are contesting elections either as independent candidates or on the ticket of the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), the Samajwadi Party (SP) and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).
Tripura ARD Dept culls pigs to check spread of African swine flu
The culling operation was conducted on Friday after the death of some pigs due to African swine flu in a piggery farm at Batapara in the district.
Delhi records ‘severe’ air quality; minimum temperature settles at 16.6 deg C
Delhi's Air Quality Index (AQI) stood at 407 at 9 am on Saturday.
PM Modi speaks to UAE President, shares deep concern over situation in West Asia
"We agree on the need for early resolution of security and humanitarian situation and that a durable regional peace, security and stability is in everyone’s interest,” said Prime Minister Modi.
Today’s Motto: ‘Don’t let the fear of losing, be greater than the excitement of…
As every day makes a new beginning in life, it brings new opportunities, opens new avenues, to perform and make a mark, to write a Page in history Book !
Don’t want Supreme Court to become ‘tarikh-pe-tarikh’ court: CJI Chandrachud
The CJI flagged the issue of lawyers seeking adjournments in fresh matters and said in the last two months adjournment slips were moved in 3,688 matters by advocates.
Saudis play high stake sport, eye piece of IPL pie
Some of the top footballers like Cristiano Ronaldo, Neymar, Karim Benzema are plying their trade in there.
Air India adding 400 weekly winter flights
Expansion of routes will be aided by deliveries of more than 30 widebody and narrowbody aircraft to its fleet
Uco Bank’s Q2 profit drops 20% to Rs 402 crore
Net Interest Margin (NIM)-Domestic for the half year stood at 3.12% as against 2.91% last year.
Intel partners Indian manufacturers to boost laptop production
In a bid to make India an electronic manufacturing hub, the government came up with an incentive scheme for large electronics.
ED raids Ranchi jail on inputs of ‘conspiracy’ to influence witnesses, destroy evidence…
The agency has arrested about 14-15 people in the case, including 2011-batch IAS officer Chhavi Ranjan who had earlier served as the director of the state social welfare department.
Palestinian journalist killed in Gaza bombing
The Palestinian journalists' union says that 27 of its members have been killed in the territory since October 7.
