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India Goes Digital For Climate Change, Launches Net Zero, Action Plan Platforms
The 'Net Zero Portal' serves as a centralised digital platform for entities across sectors to register and publicly disclose their net zero strategies.
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Fungus, Cockroach, Dead Mice In Warehouse: Ganesh Products Loses Licence
In view of the findings, the FSSAI licence granted to Ganesh Products Private Limited has been suspended forthwith in the interest of public health and will remain suspended until further orders.
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5 Congress MPs On Parliament Panel That Sought Charge On UPI Payments, Did Not Dissent: Sources
The parliamentary panel chaired by Bhartruhari Mahtab of the BJP said tiered MDR be notified without delay, in observations in its 44th report in August.
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Student, 20, Found Hanging In Hostel Room At Assam's Tezpur University
He left a diary containing a note about his life and death, some students told reporters. While police confirmed that a diary was found, they refused to share its content.
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High Court Seeks Status Report Over Dalit Man's Suicide In Punjab's Sangrur
Gulzar Singh, hailing from Turbanjara village in Dirba, died on September 7 after allegedly consuming poison. His family alleged that he was harassed and subjected to casteist slurs for questioning Cheema about the supply of drugs
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Rs 92 Crore via 1,000 Debit Cards: US Christian Group Charged With Illegal Funding, Link To 'Extremism'
Around 1,000 ATM cards were issued by Truist Bank of US, through which $99,95,240 was withdrawn, as per CBI. These transactions span Karnataka, Chhattisgarh, and Assam, as well as other states.
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How India Managed Energy Crisis Amid Middle East Tensions
The Indian basket crude oil price, which largely remained around $60-70 per barrel through 2025, has climbed sharply in 2026, crossing $110 per barrel in March and April before crossing $130 per barrel in September 16, 2026.
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4% Merchant UPI Payments Are Over Rs 2,000 But Drive 66% Of Total Value
In FY26, UPI recorded 24,162 crore transactions, and about 63 per cent were Person-to-Merchant (P2M) payments.
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Special Team Formed To Probe Gurugram Hit-And-Run, Top Cop Says
The SIT will be led by ACP (Crime Against Women) Sushila Devi. Sector-56 SHO Inspector Manoj Yadav, CIA Sohna In-charge sub inspector Vinay, and two assistant sub inspectors, Jagbir and Narender, of Sohna crime unit, will be its part.
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Analysis: 2 Navies, 2 Ways Of Doing Business At Sea - Beyond India-Pak Ship Collision
A warship's job doesn't stop at being combat-ready. It also has to navigate safely and keep its manoeuvres predictable.
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PM Modi Urges Top Tech CEOs To Take Part In India's Semiconductor Growth
During the meeting, the Prime Minister emphasised the importance of close collaboration between the government and the semiconductor industry in shaping India's technology future
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Rs 4,200 Crore Lucknow-Kanpur Expressway Caved In. Firm That Built It Banned For 3 Years
During this ban, PNC Infratech will be unable to bid for new tenders issued by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH), NHAI, or their agencies for the next three years.
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Silver Lord Ram Statue, Gold-Plated Art Among Items At PM Mementos e-Auction
The collection has been sourced from different parts of the country, with larger representations from states including West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Assam, Bihar and Odisha.
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'Student Deaths Not Ordinary Mishap': High Court On Delhi Building Collapse
The building at Satya Niketan, which housed a boys' paying-guest accommodation near the Delhi University's South Campus, collapsed on September 6 while repair work was underway. Several people were also injured in the collapse
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Risk Of India Returning To Cash Economy: Retailers' Body On UPI Fee
"Small merchants will now think twice about whether to accept cash or UPI," Kumar Rajagopalan, CEO of the Retailers Association of India, said.
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India Sends 47 Lakh Litres Of Diesel To Bangladesh via Friendship Pipeline
Nearly 4,000 metric tonnes (MT) or 47 lakh litres of diesel have arrived at the Parbatipur Receiving Terminal Depot in Dinajpur from India through the India-Bangladesh Friendship Pipeline.
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"No Foreign Influence": On UPI Charges, Centre Trashes Opposition's Claim
Since its launch in 2016, UPI has grown into the world's largest real-time interoperable payment system, entirely on India's own terms, the ministry said. Government sources also said there was no rethink.
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When A Maoist Ambush Wiped Out Chhattisgarh Congress Leadership
It was around 4.15 when a landmine ecploded, bowing up the highway and stopping the convoy. The first guns -- fired by the 200-strong Maoist ambush team -- went off shortly after.
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Watch: Large Snake Falls On Man Carrying Child At Maharashtra Waterfall
At Amboli Waterfall, a snake dropped onto a man holding a toddler, alarming family and tourists nearby.
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Revanth Reddy Targets BRS, Orders Probe Into KCR Family Land
Speaking during the debate on the 22-A prohibited properties list, Revanth Reddy alleged that the BRS had conspired to stall the session because several contentious issues were expected to come up for discussion
