India
Govt Working on 'Most Stringent Law Possible' on Trafficking of Women and Children: Smriti Irani
Addressing the third Laureates and Leaders for Children Summit on the Fair Share for Children, Smriti Irani said the government is working diligently towards protection of children.
In New Roles for Restructured Railway Board, CEO to Retain Key Portfolios
The Centre has also finalised Cadre Controlling Authorities for the existing railway services, with the first Chief Operating Officer of the Indian Railways being the cadre controlling officer responsible for HR with assistance from a DG(HR).
Rafale Jets to Be Formally Inducted into IAF Today, French Defence Minister to Attend Event
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, his French counterpart Florence Parly, Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat, Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria and Defence Secretary Ajay Kumar are among those who will attend the ceremony.
Finance Minister Sitharaman Launches Doorstep Banking Initiative by PSBs to Provide Convenience to Customers
Now, one can bank from home with the finance minister launching the doorstep service initiative of PSBs, Financial Services Secretary Debasish Panda said.
Lockdown Not an Attack on Covid-19, But on Poor, Death Sentence for Unorganised Sector: Rahul Gandhi
The promise was to finish coronavirus in 21 days, but instead crores of jobs and small industries were finished, said Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said in a tweet.
Telangana Official Caught Taking Rs 1.12 Crore Bribe from Farmer for Issuing NOC
ACB officials were carrying out searches at the residence of the official and 11 other premises belonging to him and other employees who were working under him.
Man Arrested with 7 Cartridges at IGI Airport; Case Registered Under Sections of Arms Act
A case has been registered against him under sections of the Arms act since the arms license produced by him is valid only for the state of Gujarat, he said.
Sri Lankan Navy Tows Stricken Tanker Away From Coast, Indian Plane Sprays Trailing Slick
The Sri Lankan navy towed a stricken supertanker away from the Indian Ocean island's east coast on Wednesday, while an Indian Coast Guard plane sprayed chemical dispersants on a long oil slick that trailed in its wake.
NIA Files Chargesheet Against 9 Accused in Fake Indian Currency Notes Case in Chhattisgarh
The case pertains to the seizure of FICNs with a face value of Rs 7,39,300 from the possession of seven persons - Devendra Chandra, Manoj Sahu, Rohit Bhardwaz, Gyandas Kurre, Dilip Kumar Mahilange, Doman Miri and Nohar Sinha.
Biden's Climate Plan Will Give Free Pass to Worst Polluters Like China, Russia, India: Trump
Trump has repeatedly blamed China, India and other countries for allegedly not doing enough for the climate. He has also blamed India and China for his decision in 2017 to withdraw from the historic Paris climate accord, saying the agreement was unfair as...
Malaysia's Palm Producers To Recruit Prisoners, Ex-drug Addicts To Solve Virus-driven Labour Crunch
Malaysia's labourreliant palm oil companies are looking to recruit recovering drug addicts and prisoners to solve a severe shortage of foreign workers that has worsened due to a coronavirusdriven border closure.
Sri Lanka Spots Oil Slick From Fire-stricken Supertanker
Sri Lanka's navy said on Tuesday that an oil slick had been spotted a kilometre from a loaded supertanker off the country's east coast, as efforts to extinguish a fire on board continued.
CCEA Approves Asset Monetisation by PGCIL, to Garner Rs 7K Cr in First Lot Sale
According to the statement, this is the first time any PSU in the power sector will undertake asset recycling by monetising its assets through the InvIT model and using the proceeds to fund the new and under-construction capital projects.
Two Property Dealers Shot Dead in UP's Greater Noida; Police Suspect Link of Old Rivalry
Three people have been identified as key suspects in the episode, which the police said is linked to an old enmity between one of the deceased and a rival group that has claimed multiple lives.
Indian Economy Worst Hit, FY21 GDP to Contract 14.8 Pc: Goldman Sachs
It had earlier estimated that the economy of the country, which is now home to the second-largest number of COVID-19 infections, to contract by 11.8 per cent.
Delhi Metro's Blue and Pink Lines to Resume Operations from Tomorrow after 171-day Lockdown
The announcement came a day after Metro services resumed in Delhi after being closed for over five months due to the novel coronavirus pandemic. The first line to be opened was the Yellow Line connecting Samaypur Badli and HUDA city centre in Gurgaon.