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Delhi's business suffers Rs 2,500-crore blow amid pollution, GRAP-4 restrictions: CTIAir pollution in Delhi-NCR has caused a significant business loss of Rs 2,500 crore over the past month. The ban on commercial vehicles and...- Manu Bhaker's pistol malfunction in Tokyo and a lesson for India's Paralympic shooters in ParisAce shooter Manu Bhaker's pistol malfunction during the Tokyo Olympics has led PCI to require all 10 para shooters at the Paris Paralympics...
- Dish TV shareholders reject director appointments once againDish TV shareholders rejected the appointment of Mukesh Chand and Manish Khandelwal as independent directors but approved the appointment o...
- Delhi business hit due to farmers' march, buyers' footfall from NCR down by 75%According to Brijesh Goyal, chairman of CTI and president Subhash Khandelwal, the leading organisation of traders, the number of customers ...
- Ayodhya Ram Mandir: Delhi prepares to celebrate Diwali in over 100 big markets on the day of inaugurationDelhi is preparing to celebrate Diwali in over 100 major markets on the day of Ram Mandir's inauguration on January 22. The Chamber of Trad...
- MCD polls: AAP comes out with '10 guarantees' for ease of doing business in DelhiOver five lakh pamphlets will be distributed announcing the guarantees in 50 major markets in the national capital.
- Delhi traders hope to log big business this DiwaliChairman of the traders' body Brijesh Goyal and its president Subhash Khandelwal said they expect ₹1 lakh crore business in Delhi on the oc...
- Delhi govt looking at minimum restrictions so that livelihoods are protected: CM KejriwalThe national capital in the past few days has seen a massive spike in daily cases, with migrants workers fearing a lockdown, like those imp...
- Allow marriages in hotels, banquets: CTI to Delhi governmentIn a letter to the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA), the trade body demanded that at least 50 or more people in Delhi should be a...
- Coronavirus lockdown: Retail outlets stay shut despite MHA relaxationStates such as Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana have clearly specified no shops or industrial activities will be allow...
- In a first, Haryana-Rera attaches land to raise funds for projectPassing the order against the builders, the Haryana-Rera bench said that the warrant of sale of 10 acres of unutilised land in the project ...
- Congress fields sons of Raj CM, Jaswant Singh in first list of 19 candidatesVaibhav Gehlot was named in the Congress list of candidates released Thursday night, after speculation in the state that the CM was keen th...
- Elysium Capital ropes in Sachin Khandelwal as Strategic AdviserIn his new role, Khandelwal will guide Elysium to strengthen existing business lines and help taking informed strategic decisions to pursue...
- Bardhan, Sarkar win gold on bridge's debut at 18th Asian GamesThe 60-year-old Bardhan and his 56-year old partner finished the men's pair event with a score of 384 as they edged out China's Lixin Yang ...
- Indian truckers' strike hits cotton trade, essential commodity suppliesSupply of vegetables like onions and potatoes has fallen in big cities including the financial capital Mumbai and national capital Delhi.
- Travel companies hit as note ban keeps holidayers awayAccording to India Tourism Statistics, India received more than 9 lakh tourists in December last year, the highest during the year.
- AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal launches fund-raising campaign"I am kickstarting this campaign by paying up Rs 10,000 and challenging 11 people to Fund for Honest politics," said AAP leader Arvind Kejr...
- Falling Re may cut short your foreign travel, travel cos report 15% rise in package costsTravel companies are reporting a 15% rise in package costs and a 10% (or more) drop in enquiries in the last fortnight.
- Scandal rocks Jabalpur University, two officials arrestedAn alleged sex-for-marks scandal has come to light here, leading to the arrest of two University officials.
- Flops piling up in Bollywood first halfIt’s been a bad first half for Bollywood with flops piling up and far too few hits.
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