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States conducted over 1.69 lakh raids so far in FY27 to curb hoarding of fertilisers: GovtStates have conducted over 1.69 lakh raids to curb fertilizer malpractices. 270 FIRs have been registered against defaulters for these viol...- SC stays CIC order declaring NSE 'public authority' under RTI ActThe Supreme Court has stayed a Central Information Commission order. This order declared the National Stock Exchange of India a public auth...
- Sedemac Mechatronics shares can rally to Rs 3,700? Here’s why HSBC initiated coverage on the stockKey growth factors include products such as MCUs for power tools and light commercial vehicles, the after-exhaust control module (ACM) for ...
- NHRC seeks action from Rajasthan over Kota maternal deaths linked to faulty oxytocinThe National Human Rights Commission has directed Rajasthan officials to act on maternal deaths. Substandard oxytocin injections in Kota ar...
- In 1889, one invention solved the biggest problem every snow sled had; a flexible piece of steelIn 1889, downhill sledding was a dangerous game. Sleds couldn't steer at all. Riders had to jam a boot into the snow to turn or stop. Quake...
- Why some people started wearing aluminium foil hats: The famous MIT study that found something completely unexpectedAn MIT experiment found that aluminium foil hats amplified certain radio frequencies instead of blocking them. Written as satire, the study...
- In 1985, US generated over six times more electricity than China. By 2025, Dragon was producing more power than US, EU & India combinedChina now generates more electricity than the United States and the European Union combined, marking a dramatic shift after decades of rapi...
- GAIL, RCF ink pact for gas-based fertiliser plant in VidarbhaGAIL and Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers have signed an agreement for a joint venture. This collaboration aims to establish a new gas-b...
- What police use to control violent protests: Inside India's riot-control arsenalLaw enforcement utilizes specialized equipment for crowd dispersal and personnel protection. Delhi Police and Rapid Action Force employ hel...
- Urea imports jump 83 pc to 103.5 lakh tonnes in FY26, DAP imports up 36 pc at 61.94 lakh tons: GovernmentIndia's urea imports jumped eighty-three percent last fiscal year to meet rising domestic demand. Di-ammonium phosphate imports also rose s...
- MV Electrosystems IPO to open on July 30; sets price band at Rs 400-425 per shareMV Electrosystems has fixed the price band for its Rs 290 crore IPO at Rs 400-425 per share. The issue, opening on July 30, will fund worki...
- Israel's yellow line, a shifting edge of war pushing Gazans from homeIsraeli forces are expanding control in Gaza by advancing a demarcated 'yellow line'. Residents in several neighborhoods face repeated disp...
- Psychology explains why some people suddenly start cleaning when they're anxious, and why tidying up can make you feel calmerRestoring order to surroundings offers a powerful sense of control. Cleaning provides immediate feedback and a sense of manageable accompli...
- AI surveillance, multi-session NEET can restore trust: IIT Madras directorKamakoti, a member of the high-powered task force on examination reforms set up by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and headed by former UIDAI ...
- Ahead of NDA meet, AITC leader Abhishek Banerjee seeks swift action on 20 TMC MP defectionsAITC leader Abhishek Banerjee has urged the Lok Sabha Speaker to expedite disqualification petitions. These petitions concern twenty Member...
- Parliamentary panel asks govt to consider reviving urea plants at Durgapur, Haldia, Korba to boost outputA parliamentary panel has urged the government to explore reviving urea plants, with an aim to boost domestic production and significantly ...
- Budget has buffers to tackle global risks, no need to revisit govt's budget estimates yet, says SitharamanUnion Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman stated no need to revise Budget estimates. Adequate fiscal buffers exist to manage global uncerta...
- El Niño worsens plight of Asia’s rice belt after war price shockLower harvests risk driving up global food prices and inflation. This situation threatens food security for millions across developing Asia.
- WTO nations query India’s PLI, QCO, import substitution, New Delhi says public policy objectives keyWTO members questioned India's trade policies at a recent review. Concerns included quality orders and abrupt tariff changes. India defende...
- US airlines can now fly to Lebanon for first time since 1985, says Donald TrumpPresident Trump directed US airlines to fly directly to Lebanon. Flights were suspended in 1985 after a hijacking incident. Extensive secur...
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