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In Major Fleet Expansion, Air India Express to Add 20-24 Aircraft In 2026
Air India's low-cost arm, Air India Express, is expecting to induct 20 to 24 aircraft in the fleet in the next calendar year, a top airline executive said on Tuesday.
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Why Didn't Cloud Seeding Cause Rain In Delhi? What IIT Kanpur Director Said
Attempts to induce rain through cloud seeding in parts of Delhi on Tuesday were "not completely successful" because the moisture content in the clouds was low and the process is an SOS solution,IIT Kanpur Director Manindra Agarwal has said.
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Omar Abdullah Says No To PDP's Land Rights Bill, Earns BJP Praise
J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah accused opposition PDP on Tuesday of bringing the land rights bill in the Assembly for the sake of politics as he said there are no safeguards in the proposed legislation for the residents of the Union Territory.
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How Surrender Of Key Maoists Can Help End Left-Wing Extremism In Telangana
The surrender of two high-ranking CPI (Maoist) members -- Central Committee Member Pilluri Prasad Rao, known by the aliases Chandranna and Somanna, and State Committee Member Bandi Prakash, alias Prabath -- marks a major victory for security forces.
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"An Investment In Adani Is An Investment In India": Investor Mark Mobius
The Adani Group, a sprawling ports-to-power conglomerate, received a big thumbs up from veteran investor Mark Mobius, who said "an investment in Adani is an investment in India".
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BJP Leader Shot In Madhya Pradesh, Accused's Father Dies By Suicide
A BJP leader has been shot dead by two people while he was riding a motorcycle in Madhya Pradesh's Katni district on Tuesday, sparking panic and a political row. The father of one of the alleged attackers died by suicide.
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Cabinet Approves Guidelines For 8th Pay Panel, Awaited by 50 Lakh Employees
The Union Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has approved the guidelines for the 8th Central Pay Commission, which is expected to benefit 50 lakh central government employees and 69 lakh pensioners
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"Not Received Any Instructions To Invest In Any Group": LIC On Washington Post Report
The LIC on Tuesday reiterated that the public sector insurer has neither issued nor received any document mentioned in the Washington Post report, which alleges that its decisions to invest in Adani Group were influenced by external factors.
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Video Of Driverless Car Goes Viral In Bengaluru As Seer Takes Joyride
A video showing a driverless car moving around a college campus in Bengaluru has gone viral on social media, sparking widespread curiosity about the vehicle and the team behind it.
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MK Stalin Trains DMK Cadre to 'Protect Voters' Amid SIR, Says Future At Stake
A day after the Election Commission announced the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in 12 more states, including poll-bound Tamil Nadu, Chief Minister and DMK President MK Stalin on Tuesday led a workshop in Chennai to train cadres.
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5 Accused In Zubeen Garg Death Probe Sent To Judicial Custody For 14 Days
A court in Guwahati extended the judicial custody of the five key accused in the case pertaining to singer-composer Zubeen Garg's death by 14 days.
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Madhya Pradesh To Launch 'Drug Tracking' After Chhindwara Cough Syrup Deaths
Madhya Pradesh has introduced a barcode and QR code-based "Drug Tracking-Tracing System" (GS-1 System) for all medicines supplied to government hospitals.
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Adani-Total Gas Clocks 19% Revenue Growth In Second Quarter
Adani Total Gas Ltd, the city gas joint venture between Adani Group and TotalEnergies of France, on Tuesday reported a 9 per cent fall in its September quarter net profit on a rise in input gas prices.
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Maritime Security Is 'Dynaxic', Not Just Threat Control: Navy Chief
Indian Navy chief Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi on Tuesday said in this turbulent era of fluid alignments and fused challenges, maritime security can no longer be viewed through the narrow prism of threat containment.
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What Is CMS-03? India's Heaviest Communication Satellite
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is all set to launch the country's heaviest communication satellite CMS-03 on Sunday.
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Delhi's Air Quality Improves Marginally, Enters 'Poor' Category
Delhi's air quality improved slightly to the 'poor' category on Tuesday, with the Air Quality Index dropping to 294 at 4 pm, according to the Central Pollution Control Board.
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Strength Of Criminal Process Lies In Restraint As Much As In Scrutiny: Top Court
The strength of the criminal process lies in restraint as much as in scrutiny, the Supreme Court said on Tuesday while restoring the acquittal of a man in a corruption case of 1997.
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Delhi's Cloud Seeding Trial 3rd Such Exercise In City Since 1957
After a gap of 53 years, Delhi once again conducted an artificial rain experiment, this time to ease the city's air pollution crisis.
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1 Killed, 2 Injured As Cyclone Montha Makes Landfall In Andhra
One elderly woman died after a tree collapsed on her house in the Konaseema district due to the cyclones impact. In separate but similar incidents, a young boy and an auto driver were injured as strong winds uprooted coconut trees.
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On Grand Alliance's Bihar Manifesto, Pictures Say A Thousand Words
The Grand Alliance might have stolen a march on the NDA by bringing out its manifesto first, but the presentation of the images of Tejashwi Yadav and Rahul Gandhi is expected to invite some barbs.
