RBI MPC Meeting 2026: Central bank flags a threat for Indian agriculture warming up in the Pacific
The RBI has flagged El Nio and an uneven southwest monsoon as key risks to agriculture, rural demand and the broader economy, despite cutting its FY27 inflation forecast to 5%. Governor Sanjay Malhotra said government measures, including climate-resilient crops, water conservation and adequate foodgrain stocks, should cushion the impact, though volatile crude prices and geopolitical tensions continue to pose inflation risks.
Sugar prices surge 17% in a month, mills expect more government curbs
India's sugar prices have risen significantly in recent weeks. The government imposed stock limits to help temper these rising rates. Lower output and El Nino concerns are also impacting sugar prices. Demand for sugar remains strong despite the recent price increases. The government has maintained August's sales quota at last year's level.
Mahindra Tractors launches Punjab campaign with Sukhbir, Parmish Verma
Mahindra Tractors has launched its Punjab-focused
Government to consider farmers' views on ethanol policy: Shivraj Singh Chouhan
Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan met farmers regarding the ethanol blending petrol policy. The government aims for farmers to receive the largest share of ethanol program benefits. Discussions focused on ensuring fair prices and demand for various crop feedstocks. Farmers expressed support for the ethanol program and clarified misconceptions about its impact. Both sides agreed to collaborate on strengthening the policy-making process for farmers' interests.
ICAR develops indigenous African Swine Fever vaccine, strengthening Indias biosecurity
Dr. M.L. Jat, Secretary, DARE and Director General, ICAR said that this breakthrough marks the dawn of a new era in veterinary science.
ICAR genome breakthrough opens door to improved pigeonpea varieties
The newly developed T2T genome sequence contains 752.65 million base pairs of DNA assembled into 92 contigs, providing a complete representation of all 11 chromosomes of pigeonpea.
Bihar launches Mithila handicrafts cooperative after Jitwarpur earns Craft Village status
Bihar has launched the Mithila Handicrafts Cooperative Society to bring traditional artisans under a cooperative framework, following the Centre
Milma denies lapse in Sabarimala ghee supply, seeks probe into tampering
Milma says there was no lapse in its ghee supply to Sabarimala, asserting only premium-quality sealed consignments were delivered and calling for an investigation into any alleged tampering after delivery.
UPL reports 15?ITDA growth in Q1 FY27, raises full-year guidance
UPL Ltd. reported a strong start to FY27, posting its seventh consecutive quarter of revenue and EBITDA growth despite macroeconomic headwinds and volatility in global markets.
Global crop survey key highlight of upcoming rice conference
The Bharat International Rice Conference will feature a global crop survey. Future rice prices will be projected based on expected global demand and supply. This event aims to strengthen business partnerships and identify new opportunities. Over 30,000 delegates from more than 120 countries are expected to attend. The conference is scheduled to take place from October 23-25 in New Delhi.
Bayer launches Xivana Smart fungicide to tackle crop diseases in India
Bayer has launched Xivana Smart, a next-generation fungicide to protect grapes, potatoes, tomatoes and cucurbits from downy mildew and late blight, helping improve crop productivity and disease management.
The former Chief Minister said that in the past, whether under the AIADMK government or the DMK government, consultations were held with all political parties and farmers groups whenever the Cauvery or Mekedatu issues arose.
Ecuador shrimp sector spotlights sustainable nutrition to lift output
More than 100 Ecuadorian shrimp industry professionals attended SustainED, where experts discussed sustainable nutrition, feed innovation, precision feeding and technologies to improve productivity, competitiveness and environmental performance.
Mahindra tractor sales rise 21% in July on stronger rural demand
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Cotton production to drop in the 2025-2026 season
TRST01 unveils open blueprint for farm-to-fork traceability in India
TRST01 launches the Open AgriTrace Stack, a World Bank-commissioned blueprint to improve agricultural traceability, food safety, GI protection and export compliance.
PM-KISAN scheme gets 5-year extension and Rs 3.1 lakh crore
The Union Cabinet approved a five-year extension for the PM-KISAN scheme. This extension will continue direct cash transfers to eligible farmer families through FY31. The government committed 3.15 lakh crore for this significant initiative. This financial support aims to boost agricultural productivity and rural economic growth. The scheme has already disbursed over 4.47 lakh crore since its launch.
A global Centre of Excellence to come up in Coimbatore for research on sugarcane
The CoE will work on developing new varieties that will have higher yield and sugar recovery, enhanced tolerance to drought, flood, salinity, and heat stress, improved resistance to major diseases and pests
A global Centre of Excellence to come up in Coimbatore for research on sugarcane
The CoE will work on developing new varieties that will have higher yield and sugar recovery, enhanced tolerance to drought, flood, salinity, and heat stress, improved resistance to major diseases and pests
Centre extends PM-Kisan for four more years, allocates 3.15 lakh crore
The Government said it has transferred more than 4.47 lakh crore directly into farmers bank accounts through 23 instalments under the scheme, which was launched in February 2019.
SADGC will act as the fiduciary custodian of AgriStack data within Kerala, held in public trust for farmers and farming communities, says State Agriculture Department
Bihar expands dairy processing with 20 MTPD curd, lassi plant
Bihar has taken a major step towards strengthening its dairy sector with the foundation stone laying of a 20 metric tonne per day (MTPD) curd and lassi processing plant at the Biharsharif Dairy Project in Nalanda.
Paradeep Phosphates Q1 FY27 revenue jumps 36%
Paradeep Phosphates Ltd (PPL) reported a strong start to FY27, posting a 36% year-on-year increase in revenue despite volatility in global raw material markets triggered by the Middle East conflict.
Rains in Rajasthan boost guar cultivation, prices fall
An important principle of the game of chess is that sometimes you have to go two steps back to set a winning bet and only the bettor knows from which direction the win is to be obtained. Currently, the business of guar complex is in a similar situation.
DMK to stage protest in Thanjavur on August 3 over Cauvery, farmers issues
There is no transparency in the governments handling of the Mekedatu dam issue, DMK chief M.K. Stalin alleged
Fertiliser industry seeks hike in subsidy rate for Kharif season due to rising raw material cost
The Fertiliser Association of India seeks higher subsidy rates for the upcoming Kharif season. Raw material prices have significantly increased, impacting domestic fertiliser production viability. Industry leaders met to review the Middle East crisis's effect on key input costs. Existing subsidy rates have not kept pace with the changed cost environment. Maintaining uninterrupted domestic production is critical for ensuring adequate stock buildup.
Bharat atta, rice set for market return ahead of festive season
The government plans to resume selling subsidized Bharat Atta and Bharat Rice soon. This initiative aims to provide staples at lower prices before the festival season. The Ministry of Consumer Affairs has allocated significant quantities of wheat and rice for this purpose. Bharat Rice will be priced at 35 per kg initially, with a slight increase later.
Madhya Pradesh hikes moong procurement cap to 60% as farmers protest
The decision comes as nearly 2,000 farmers, who breached police barricades to reach the State capital, set up camp near Chief Minister Mohan Yadavs residence
Up to 12 pc of non-agri jobs at risk of substitution due to Gen AI: Report
In a special report, Wall Street brokerage Goldman Sachs said the labour market impacts of gen-AI are expected to be uneven and it looks gen-AI as a medium-term positive for India's growth outlook.
Livelihood initiative launched for Nagaland prisoners
The Phek district police hope to change the lives of the district jail inmates with Project Revive
The study identified climatic conditions that support beneficial microbial activity and enzyme functions. Findings established soil microbial communities as sensitive indicators of environmental change and sustainable tea production. This work will support climate-resilient tea production by improving soil health monitoring.
Govt cracks down on sugar hoarding, imposes 30-day stock limit from Aug 1 till Nov 30
The Centre has imposed stock holding limits on sugar dealers nationwide from August 1 to November 30. This measure aims to curb hoarding and speculative trading, ensuring adequate domestic availability. The government will closely monitor market activities and take further steps if needed. Sugar prices have climbed to record highs recently, prompting government intervention. Genuine trade and distribution activities will continue without disruption during this period.
India's January to June rice exports climb 5% as non-basmati shipments rise, sources say
India's rice exports grew five percent in early 2026, driven by non-basmati shipments. Higher demand from African nations boosted non-basmati rice exports significantly. Basmati rice exports saw a decline due to trade disruptions with Gulf markets. Corn exports surged four hundred percent, and wheat exports also increased substantially. These export trends ensure affordable supplies for many global buyers.
According to an official statement, the minister chaired a virtual review meeting to assess the utilisation of funds released under the RKVY and to consider the issuance of the Second Installment (Second Mother Sanction) to the Government of Maharashtra.
Need for balanced regulatory system to promote use of bio-tech in farm sector: ICAR DG
According to a statement by the Agriculture Ministry on Sunday, Trust for Advancement of Agricultural Sciences (TAAS), in collaboration with ICAR, and the Federation of Seed Industry of India (FSII), organised a high-level roundtable on Reforms in Regulations and Approval of Genetically Modified (GM) and Genome-Edited (GE) Crop Plants.
Crop prices hit three-year high as heat, war stoke supply fears
Scorching temperatures across Europe also raise concerns over potential crop losses. This situation could lift costs for staples like bread and cooking oil.
A study finds conservation agriculture with drip irrigation can boost wheat protein content by up to 12% while improving yield and resource efficiency.
Telangana farmers caught between a dry spell and despair
Delayed rains, falling groundwater levels and the looming impact of El Nio have left thousands of farmers across Telangana anxiously watching the skies. While the State has rolled out a contingency plan urging a shift to less water-intensive crops, many cultivators have stayed with their traditional choices, hoping the monsoon will revive. As reservoirs run low and crop stress mounts, they remain caught between official advisories and age-old cropping patterns, reportK. Shiva ShankerandP. Laxma Reddy
India reaffirms commitment to WTO-consistent trade regime
New Delhi, July 23 (IANS) India reaffirmed its commitment to an open, transparent and WTOconsistent multilateral trade regime at the countrys Eighth Trade Policy Review (TPR), which concluded on Thursday
Turn & Burn: The Untold Story Of Op Sindoor Reveals How Pak's AWACS Failed To Escape India's S-400
What happened in the final seconds before India's reported record-breaking S-400 intercept during Operation Sindoor? Fresh accounts from retired IAF S-400 operator Sgt. Bhale Singh describe a dramatic pursuit in which a Pakistani AWACS allegedly detected the incoming interceptor, attempted evasive manoeuvres and flew deeper into Pakistani airspace before being struck. Air Chief Marshal A.P. Singh has since confirmed that a large Pakistani aircraft was engaged at roughly 300 kilometres, describing it as the largest recorded surface-to-air kill of its kind. Pakistan, however, has not publicly corroborated the claim. If accurate, the engagement represents more than a recordit raises fundamental questions about the survivability of airborne early warning aircraft, the reach of modern long-range air defence systems and how Operation Sindoor may have reshaped the air power balance in South Asia.
Indias First Hydrogen Train Achieves Remarkable Success on Jind-Sonepat Route
Jind, July 23: Indias first hydrogen fuel cell passenger train has set a new benchmark for public transport. The hydrogen-powered train has achieved historic success on the Jind-Sonepat route. Launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on July 17, 2026, this innovative train has covered an impressive distance of nearly 900 kilometers in its first five ... Read more Indias First Hydrogen Train Achieves Remarkable Success on Jind-Sonepat Route
India secure first T20I win under Iyer with seven-wicket victory over Zimbabwe
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Rahul-Led INDIA Bloc MPs Visit Gandhi Smriti in Student Solidarity
Gandhi said since students are on the streets, the opposition MPs felt that they should also be on the streets to send a message to them that -- we are with you and against the violence being inflicted upon you.
'It's a dream': Emotional Ashok Sharma dedicates India debut to elder brother
Fast bowler Ashok Sharma made his international debut for India against Zimbabwe. He dedicated this significant career milestone to his elder brother's sacrifice. Sharma's journey highlights perseverance and family support in pursuing cricket dreams. His rapid rise followed strong domestic performances and IPL success. The young pacer received his maiden India cap from bowling coach Sunil Joshi.
WTO nations query Indias PLI, QCO, import substitution, New Delhi says public policy objectives key
WTO members questioned India's trade policies at a recent review. Concerns included quality orders and abrupt tariff changes. India defended its policies as vital for public objectives. Schemes like PLI and agricultural support also faced scrutiny. Members sought greater transparency and predictability in trade practices.
Mango Growing Regions India: This special recognition goes to the Malda district of West Bengal, which is rightly called the City of Mangoes. As soon as summer arrives, it becomes a paradise.Why is Malda the city of mangoes?Why Malda Is Called Mango City Of India: If you think Lucknow...
Two Indian Women Nabbed With Narcotics in Nepal Airport Crackdown
The suspects arrived from Bangkok on a Thai Airways flight and were carrying Thai-manufactured marijuana hidden in their suitcase, it said.
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India's Maritime Strategy EXPLAINED! Can Indian Navy Stop China & Pakistan? | SOLDIERS EYE
In this insightful episode of Soldiers Eye, Major Gaurav Arya breaks down the rapidly evolving maritime security landscape surrounding India. From Pakistan's acquisition of Chinese Hangor-class submarines to Beijing's expanding influence across the Indian Ocean, the discussion explores the growing strategic competition at sea and India's response.The conversation examines the importance of the Malacca Strait, Sabang Port, and the Greater Nicobar Project, while highlighting how India's defence partnerships with Indonesia, Japan, Australia and other Indo-Pacific nations are reshaping regional security. Major Arya also explains China's ambitions in Bangladesh and the Bay of Bengal, the significance of the Quad, and why maritime power has become central to deterring Beijing.The episode further analyzes the impact of the Strait of Hormuz and Bab-el-Mandeb crises on India's economy, the Indian Navy's capability to blockade Karachi in wartime, Pakistan-sponsored maritime terrorism after 26/11, and the growing challenge of narco-terrorism across India's land and maritime borders.
Jyotiraditya Scindia to Boost BJP Campaign in Datia on July 24
Gwalior, July 23: Union Minister for Communications and Northeast Development, Jyotiraditya Scindia, will visit Gwalior and Datia districts in Madhya Pradesh on July 24. During this trip, Scindia will pay his respects at the revered Peetambara Peeth temple and seek blessings from Goddess Baglamukhi. With growing public support for the BJP in the Datia by-election, ... Read more Jyotiraditya Scindia to Boost BJP Campaign in Datia on July 24
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IndiGo, Air India oppose Adanis airline entry
It is a recipe for conflict of interest as well as squeezing other players; such a consolidation across the value chain not only kills competition but also results in fewer jobs, said an Air India official
Watch: India rallies behind the CJP Protest
The CJP protest that began as a march in Delhi has rapidly transformed into a nationwide movement. Following police action against CJP protesters and activist Sonam Wangchuk, demonstrations erupted across India, with students, political parties, and civil society groups taking to the streets.
India Tests Kusha, Indigenous S-400 Rival
Long-range system successfully intercepts simulated aerial threat in major boost to air defence capability
India-UAE bilateral trade grows under PM Modi, says Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel
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INDIA bloc leaders and Gandhi family pay tribute to Mahatma Gandhi during student protests
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Congress, INDIA bloc MPs pay homage to students who died over NEET paper leaks at Gandhi Smriti
Mr. Gandhi carried a small copy of the Constitution with him while opposition MPs Mahua Majhi and Mahua Moitra were seen holding the national flag
ITCMAARS has onboarded over 2.6 million farmers across 11 States and aims to reach 10 million by 2030 through digital advisory, precision agriculture and climate-smart farming
How Indias weight-loss drug market grew into 2,000-crore business
Wider availability of affordable generics and a growing burden of obesity has established GLP-1 medicines as one of the fastest-growing segments
Centre plans reforms to boost Totapuri mango value chain, improve farmer incomes
The Centre has announced a series of measures to revive the Totapuri mango sector and improve returns for growers in Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka following complaints of falling prices and declining farm incomes.
India slams Pakistan's 'state-sponsored' misinformation at Asean, says IWT in abeyance
Students are on the streets, so should we: LoP Rahul reaches Gandhi Smriti with INDIA Bloc leaders
India Rejects Pakistans Claims on Kashmir and Indus Water Treaty at ASEAN Forum
New Delhi, July 23: India firmly rejected the statements made by Pakistans Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar regarding Kashmir and the Indus Water Treaty (IWT) during the 33rd ASEAN Regional Forum held in Manila on Thursday. India labeled these remarks as baseless and inappropriate, asserting that they are yet another failed attempt ... Read more India Rejects Pakistans Claims on Kashmir and Indus Water Treaty at ASEAN Forum
Ruling NDA, INDIA bloc MPs face off with opposing protests within Parliament House complex
The two groups of MPs stood at the Makar Dwar and shouted slogans; Opposition MPs call for the resignation of the Union Education Minister, and NDA MPs accused the Opposition of politicising the issue
7 protesters were killed, 391 injured and over 250 arrested by Delhi Police and Indian Army, a Pakistani handle claimed.
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India House marks historic trade milestone as UK deal takes effect
INDIAS high commissioner to Britain, Periasamy Kumaran, cut a cake at India House last Wednesday (15) to celebrate the India-UK Free Trade Agreement finally coming into force after more than a decade of negotiations. A portrait of Jawaharlal Nehru, independent Indias first prime minister, surveyed an array of Indian goods that can now be exported to the UK either tax free or at greatly reduced rates of taxation. The high commissioner also opened a small box containing jewellery that had arrived overnight from India free of tax. Gems and jewellery make up one sector where Indian traders expect to do well in the UK market in the years to come. But the jewellery looked very traditional and will probably appeal only to British Asians, particularly for weddings. People will not have to go to India to do their shopping. Other items will have wider appeal textiles, for example. On display were a packet of classic Darjeeling black tea, a bottle of Jaisalmer Indian Craft Gin, another of Samsara Contemporary Indian Gin, and coffee from India. The governments officially refer to the FTA as the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA). Tax-free jewellery shipped to Britain Indian High Commission The high commissioner addressed a gathering of British and Indian businessmen: This is a major economic milestone for both India and the UK, and a powerful statement of intent about the future of one of the worlds most important economic partnerships. This agreement is firmly focused on the future. It is defined by confidence, mutual respect and shared ambition, and, above all, it is focused on growth, on enabling the free flow of goods and services in both directions, strengthening investment links, making it easier for companies to create jobs in each others economies, and demonstrating that our greatest successes will be those that we build together. He added: The evidence is already compelling. Bilateral trade in goods and services now stands at nearly 48 billion. The long-held aspiration of doubling UK India trade by 2030 once appeared rather ambitious, but today, with CETA in force, it is a goal that appears firmly within reach. The investment relationship is equally distinctive. Investments flow strongly in both directions. India is investing in the UK, while British companies continue to expand their presence in India. Few major bilateral relationships can demonstrate such balanced two-way confidence. Data from the UKs Department for Business and Trade shows that, for inward investment in 2025-26, India emerged as the second-largest source of FDI into the UK after the United States, with 93 investment projects creating nearly 12,700 new jobs, the high commissioner said. Kumaran added: These companies are not simply investing in Britain; they are creating employment, paying taxes, strengthening supply chains, and contributing to Britains future. That is what a modern partnership looks like the worlds fifth and sixth largest economies working together towards shared goals. Assam tea Indian High Commission It is fair to say most people in Britain are unaware that India is now the worlds fifth largest economy, having overtaken the UK. Of course, when it comes to per capita income, India has a long way to go before it catches up with the West. The frustration for successive high commissioners has been that most people in Britain appear unaware of the extent to which the UK economy is being propped up by investment from India. This is the problem that Kumaran, like his predecessor Vikram Doraiswami, will have to counter. Kumaran described the tangible importance of trade, saying: We have with us today importers from Indias gems and jewellery sector, whose first consignment, benefiting from zero duty under CETA, arrived today by air cargo. Multiple consignments worth millions of dollars have sailed from the ports of India to leverage the benefits of CETA, including labour-intensive goods such as textiles, leather, electronic goods, and chemicals. Similarly, I can also sense the excitement among British automobile, food and drink, and Scotch whisky exporters. This is more than just one shipment or a set of shipments. It represents the beginning of a new era of opportunity for businesses on both sides. It shows how an agreement negotiated between governments can translate into real opportunities for companies, consumers, and communities. This morning, I also had the privilege of visiting DP Worlds London Gateway Port, where a vessel from India had just arrived. It was a fitting symbol for todays occasion. Indian coffee Indian High Commission He added: Trade is about movement, not only of ships and goods, but also of ideas, investment, and people. But the significance of this agreement cannot be measured by trade and investment outcomes alone. Its real promise lies in co-development, co-innovation, and a deeper, long-term strategic partnership. India and the UK share a natural partnership in financial services. The UK remains one of the worlds foremost global financial centres, while India is among the fastest-growing major economies, with deepening capital markets, a rapidly expanding digital economy, and an ambitious programme of financial sector reform. The opportunities for collaboration have now been created. Mechanisms, including the India-UK economic and financial dialogue, are deepening cooperation in financial services, fintech, and the digital economy. The numbers speak for themselves. India today records around 660 million digital transactions every day, more than the combined populations of the United Kingdom, France, Germany, and Australia. It has laid more than 4.2 million kilometres of optical fibre, enough to circle the Earth 105 times, and completed more than 177 billion biometric authentications. India has also committed to achieving 500 gigawatts of non-fossil fuel energy capacity by 2030, creating immense opportunities in renewable energy, green hydrogen, battery storage, and climate finance. The opportunity before us is not simply to sell into each others markets, but to build together cleaner energy systems, better infrastructure, stronger digital networks, and the industries of the future. Samsara gin showcased at the event Indian High Commission He said: Talent has always been one of the strongest bridges between India and the UK. Our diaspora, our students, our entrepreneurs, our scientists, and our professionals have connected our societies in ways that no treaty alone could achieve. CETA now provides that human connection with a stronger economic foundation. But it must be understood that economic agreements are not destinations; they are foundations for the future. Their true value lies not only in the text that is signed, but in the opportunities they unlock, the confidence they inspire, and the prosperity they create. The India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement marks the beginning of a new phase in our partnership. Rabindranath Tagore wrote, Faith is the bird that feels the light and sings when the dawn is still dark. Today, that light is clearly on the horizon as the India-UK CETA enters into force. Both our countries have every reason to look ahead with confidence. On pressing a button, he appeared in a video where his message was: Today marks a historic milestone in the India-UK partnership as the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement enters into force to help businesses and stakeholders make the most of the opportunities it creates. Im delighted to launch today the India-UK CETA Facilitation Forum on the LinkedIn platform.
India Clinch Convincing 7-Wicket Win Over Zimbabwe in 1st T20I
India made the perfect start to the three-match T20I series against Zimbabwe, registering a convincing 7-wicket victory in the opening encounter at Harare Sports Club on Thursday and quickly putting behind the disappointment of their forgettable tour of England. Led by Shreyas Iyer, the visitors delivered a clinical all-round performance to take a 1-0 lead. [] The post India Clinch Convincing 7-Wicket Win Over Zimbabwe in 1st T20I appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
India eases FDI rules for e-commerce firms to boost exports of locally made goods
Restrictions on inventory-based e-commerce, B2C sales under the FDI policy will not apply for exports of goods produced in India: Press Note 3 of 2026
Urbania crosses 7,500 cumulative sales; FY26 volumes double, monthly sales at 400600 units
India faces scrutiny over tariffs, MSP, QCOs at WTO review
Chair says transparency and predictability emerged as the principal concerns during Indias eighth trade policy review
SMS fraud in India: The number of SMS scams in India has increased by 146 percent. By 2025, cyber fraud in the country amounted to over 22,000 crore.SMS Fraud in India: Cyber fraud cases are increasing in India.SMS Fraud in India: India has seen a rise in cases of fraud through SMS. T...
Samsung Launches Pre-Orders for Galaxy Z Fold8, Fold8 Ultra, and Flip8 in India
New Delhi, July 23: Samsung has announced the start of pre-orders for its new foldable smartphone series, the Galaxy Z Fold8, Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, and Galaxy Z Flip8, in India. The company emphasizes advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), productivity, and a sleeker design in this new lineup. The new Galaxy Z series, based on ... Read more Samsung Launches Pre-Orders for Galaxy Z Fold8, Fold8 Ultra, and Flip8 in India
India slams Pakistan for exploiting ASEAN forum to amplify falsehoods, peddle disinformation
New Delhi, July 23 (IANS) India on Thursday slammed the baseless and unwarranted comments made Pakistans Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Kashmir and Indus Waters Treaty
Khadi is more than fabric, it embodies India
Thiruvananthapuram, July 23 (IANS) Describing khadi as far more than just a fabric, Kerala Health and Devaswom Minister K. Muraleedharan said on Thursday that it had evolved into the very
India beat Zimbabwe by 7 wickets in first T20I with Sooryavanshi
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heavy monsoon rains cause widespread flooding and damage across india
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India Post to hold Digital DetoxReconnect Through Letters campaign at Fiza by Nexus mall
Family-Sponsored Visa Action Dates Advanced by US DOS for India
The US has significantly advanced August visa bulletin dates for several India family-sponsored visa categories, with the biggest jump in the F2A category for spouses and children of permanent residents.
1st T20I: Captain Shreyas Iyer ends winless streak as India crush Zimbabwe
India secured a seven-wicket victory against Zimbabwe in the first T20I match. Teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi became the youngest player to score a T20I half-century. Mayank Yadav impressed on his comeback with early wickets for India. Zimbabwe posted 125 runs after a fighting partnership from their batsmen. This win marked Shreyas Iyer's first as captain, ending a winless streak.
INDIA Bloc MPs Gather At Rahul Gandhi
New Delhi: Several INDIA bloc MPs on Thursday arrived at Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhis residence at Sunehri Bagh Road amid a deadlock over the NEET-UG paper leak in Parliament. Police presence was heightened outside Rahul Gandhis residence. Rapid Action Force buses were also deployed. Sunehri Bagh Road leads to []
Indian egg prices crack new record as heat, feed costs bite
Supply tightness keeps egg prices elevated; chicken prices firm up too
Is corruption the biggest threat to Indias future? | In Focus Podcast
Corruption remains a major issue for Indias youth, as protests over the NEET paper leak echo past movements. In the In Focus Podcast, experts discuss transparency efforts and evolving challenges.
Indian Government Approves 22 Projects Worth
New Delhi, July 23: The Central Governments Technology Development Board (TDB) has approved 22 projects with a total cost of 4,744 crore under the Research, Development, and Innovation (RDI) Fund. An RDI Fund assistance of 2,192 crore has been sanctioned for these projects, as announced in Parliament on Thursday. Union Minister of State for Science ... Read more Indian Government Approves 22 Projects Worth 4,744 Crore Under RDI Fund
India, Panama to strengthen maritime connectivity, supply chains
This comes in the backdrop of West Asia tensions
India on course to become one of world's top-10 sporting nations by 2036: Union Minister
India plans to become a top 10 sporting nation by 2036. The nation also aims for a top five ranking by 2047. The Khelo India programme has established over 1,000 sports training centres. The Union Budget increased sports allocation to approximately Rs 4,480 crore. A special fund promotes sports equipment manufacturing and research within India.
Afghanistan to host India for three-match T20I series in Delhi in September
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Rahul Gandhi leads INDIA bloc leaders to Gandhi Smriti in support of students after NEET paper leak
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INDIA Bloc MPs, Led By Rahul Gandhi, Head To Gandhi Smriti To Support Students
The Opposition's protests have intensified in the heart of Delhi over exam paper leaks. Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi and Congress and INDIA bloc MPs are now heading to Gandhi Smriti on the Tees January Marg for what he said to remember the students who had lost their lives after the NEET paper leak and were injured during protests. Barricades were set up outside Gandhi's house after the Opposition MPs reached there for a meeting this afternoon. Soon after the meet ended, Gandhi announced their plan to visit Gandhi Smriti, less than a kilometre from his residence. Visuals showed Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi and other lawmakers boarding three buses.
