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Centre Proposes Legally Binding Emission Targets For 460 Industries Under New Carbon Market Rules
The Ministry of Environment has proposed legally binding greenhouse gas (GHG) emission targets for over 460 industrial units as part of India's first compliance-based carbon market
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4 Reasons Why Iran Conflict Is Full Of Surprises
A series of surprises has emerged in this entire Iran episode, reflecting the uncertainty that binds war zones.
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What Is 'Gas Station Heroin'? US Alarmed Over Surge In Its Use And Health Risks
Last month, the FDA issued a formal warning, calling tianeptine a dangerous and growing health trend".
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Ramps, Wheelchair Areas: Proposed Changes To Transport Systems For Disabled
A draft framework has proposed sweeping changes to transport systems to make them more accessible for persons with disabilities, including mandatory wheelchair space, step-free toilets at stations, level boarding ramps, and trained staff.
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Adani Defence, Sparton Sign Deal To Make Anti-Submarine Sonobuoys In India
Adani Defence & Aerospace has signed a binding collaboration agreement with Sparton (DeLeon Springs LLC), a group company of Elbit Systems and a leading provider of advanced Anti-submarine warfare systems.
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Body Of UP Fisherman Who Died In Pakistani Jail Expected To Arrive Today
The dead body of Ghurahu Bind, a fisherman from this Uttar Pradesh district who died under mysterious circumstances in a Pakistani jail, are expected to arrive at his native village on Friday, District Magistrate Dinesh Chandra said.
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UPI Payments Hit A Snag: Third Outage In A Month Leaves Users In A Bind
UPI Payments Down Today: UPI experienced a major disruption, affecting digital transactions nationwide. Users reported issues with Google Pay, Paytm, and other platforms, marking the third outage in recent days.
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Tired Of Boring Cardio? Try Trampoline For Workout Approved By Fitness Freak Shilpa Shetty
A trampoline workout binds elements of effectiveness and fun together. It involves simply bouncing on a mini-trampoline.
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Adani Defence & Aerospace Acquires Air Works For Rs 400 Crore
Adani Defence & Aerospace announced on Monday that it has signed a binding agreement to acquire Air Works, India's largest private-sector maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) company, for an enterprise value of Rs 400 crore.
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3-Hour 'Rail Roko' Protest By Farmers Begins In Punjab
Farmers blocked train routes at several places in Punjab on Wednesday as part of their three-hour 'Rail Roko' protest to press the Centre into accepting their various demands, including a legally binding minimum support price for crops.
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Mystery Behind Neanderthals’ Usage of Tar Might Have Been Solved With the Discovery of a Hearth
A fire pit from 60,000 years ago has revealed the innovative techniques Neanderthals used to produce tar. Scientists determined that tar, derived from rockrose (Cistus ladanifer), was created in a layered fire pit designed specifically for this purpose. The tar was used to bind stone tools to wooden shafts, demonstrating resourceful adaptation to a...
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"No Binding Agreement For Any Airport Project In Kenya": Adani Group
The Adani Group on Saturday clarified on reports of Kenya cancelling more than $2.5 billion in deals after the US' allegations, saying it had not entered into any binding agreement to operate Kenya's main airport.
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US Military Judge Rules 9/11 Mastermind Plea Deal Is Valid
Plea agreements with 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and two other defendants are valid and binding, a US military judge said in a ruling published Thursday, three months after the deals were scrapped by Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.
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Recruitment Rules For Government Jobs Can't Be Changed Midway Unless Prescribed: Supreme Court
The bench said that extant rules having statutory force are binding on the recruiting bodies both in terms of procedure and eligibility.
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Austria's Alpine Refuges And Trails Crumble As Climate Warms
Experts say warmer temperatures across the Alps are accelerating glacier melt and thawing permafrost, the year-round ice that binds together giant slabs of rock.
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Centre Proposes Legally Binding Emission Targets For 460 Industries Under New Carbon Market Rules
The Ministry of Environment has proposed legally binding greenhouse gas (GHG) emission targets for over 460 industrial units as part of India's first compliance-based carbon market
-
4 Reasons Why Iran Conflict Is Full Of Surprises
A series of surprises has emerged in this entire Iran episode, reflecting the uncertainty that binds war zones.
-
What Is 'Gas Station Heroin'? US Alarmed Over Surge In Its Use And Health Risks
Last month, the FDA issued a formal warning, calling tianeptine a dangerous and growing health trend".
-
Ramps, Wheelchair Areas: Proposed Changes To Transport Systems For Disabled
A draft framework has proposed sweeping changes to transport systems to make them more accessible for persons with disabilities, including mandatory wheelchair space, step-free toilets at stations, level boarding ramps, and trained staff.
-
Adani Defence, Sparton Sign Deal To Make Anti-Submarine Sonobuoys In India
Adani Defence & Aerospace has signed a binding collaboration agreement with Sparton (DeLeon Springs LLC), a group company of Elbit Systems and a leading provider of advanced Anti-submarine warfare systems.
-
Body Of UP Fisherman Who Died In Pakistani Jail Expected To Arrive Today
The dead body of Ghurahu Bind, a fisherman from this Uttar Pradesh district who died under mysterious circumstances in a Pakistani jail, are expected to arrive at his native village on Friday, District Magistrate Dinesh Chandra said.
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UPI Payments Hit A Snag: Third Outage In A Month Leaves Users In A Bind
UPI Payments Down Today: UPI experienced a major disruption, affecting digital transactions nationwide. Users reported issues with Google Pay, Paytm, and other platforms, marking the third outage in recent days.
-
Tired Of Boring Cardio? Try Trampoline For Workout Approved By Fitness Freak Shilpa Shetty
A trampoline workout binds elements of effectiveness and fun together. It involves simply bouncing on a mini-trampoline.
-
Adani Defence & Aerospace Acquires Air Works For Rs 400 Crore
Adani Defence & Aerospace announced on Monday that it has signed a binding agreement to acquire Air Works, India's largest private-sector maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) company, for an enterprise value of Rs 400 crore.
-
3-Hour 'Rail Roko' Protest By Farmers Begins In Punjab
Farmers blocked train routes at several places in Punjab on Wednesday as part of their three-hour 'Rail Roko' protest to press the Centre into accepting their various demands, including a legally binding minimum support price for crops.
-
Mystery Behind Neanderthals’ Usage of Tar Might Have Been Solved With the Discovery of a Hearth
A fire pit from 60,000 years ago has revealed the innovative techniques Neanderthals used to produce tar. Scientists determined that tar, derived from rockrose (Cistus ladanifer), was created in a layered fire pit designed specifically for this purpose. The tar was used to bind stone tools to wooden shafts, demonstrating resourceful adaptation to a...
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"No Binding Agreement For Any Airport Project In Kenya": Adani Group
The Adani Group on Saturday clarified on reports of Kenya cancelling more than $2.5 billion in deals after the US' allegations, saying it had not entered into any binding agreement to operate Kenya's main airport.
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US Military Judge Rules 9/11 Mastermind Plea Deal Is Valid
Plea agreements with 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and two other defendants are valid and binding, a US military judge said in a ruling published Thursday, three months after the deals were scrapped by Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.
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Recruitment Rules For Government Jobs Can't Be Changed Midway Unless Prescribed: Supreme Court
The bench said that extant rules having statutory force are binding on the recruiting bodies both in terms of procedure and eligibility.
-
Austria's Alpine Refuges And Trails Crumble As Climate Warms
Experts say warmer temperatures across the Alps are accelerating glacier melt and thawing permafrost, the year-round ice that binds together giant slabs of rock.
