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Paid Rs 2.73 lakh for a 15-hour flight, got broken seat and dirty toilet: Flyer wins Rs 1.5 lakh compensationA man and his daughter were awarded Rs 1.5 lakh in compensation by a New Delhi consumer commission after a 15-hour international flight to ...- Record agri output in 2025 amid GST cuts, US tariffs; seed, pesticide bills eyed for 2026India's agriculture sector closed 2025 with record foodgrain output projections. GST reforms provided significant input cost relief for far...
- Shortage to scam: Fake fertilisers, pesticides flood farms - how much is China to blame?With limited supply, a rise in agrochemical input demand has created fertile ground for counterfeit products, an issue further aggravated b...
- India, US trade deal may backfire on EU exports if India opens door to GM feed: GTRIGTRI cautions that allowing US GM farm products under a trade pact could harm India's agri exports to the EU due to strict GM labeling and ...
- Company treated employees with better coffee. Result: Breaks got longer, chaos in pantry and finally...machines are goneA company's well-intentioned upgrade to premium beverage machines backfired spectacularly due to employee misuse. What began as a perk quic...
- CISTA urges Piyush Goyal to curb imports of substandard tea to protect Indian tea industryThe Confederation of Indian Small Tea Growers Association (CISTA) urged Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal to prevent the import of low-q...
- Locals clueless about Haryana factory producing syrups blamed for child deaths abroad"Humko toh nahi pata aisa hua hai. Shukar hai, humne kabhi dawai nahi li yahan se. (We are not aware of the development. Thank God, we did ...
- You say coffee, I say chaiOutlets such as Chaayos, Chai Point, Chai Story and Chai Thela are giving stiff competition to coffee biggies like Starbucks and Cafe Coffe...
- At Alang shipbreaking yard, worker safety remains a dusty dreamGoing the whole nine yards in Alang, the ship graveyard of the world, where worker safety and benefits are still a dusty, murky pipe dream.
- How FDA's decision to put Ranbaxy's Toansa unit under import alert can hurt growth of Indian pharmaWith almost 40 per cent of generic drugs dispensed in the US coming from India, the USFDA has to look at Indian pharma more closely.
- India Inc presents eight-point West Bengal revival plan to MamataThe 'post-Left action-plan' focuses on energising the administrative stance to tap the potential of six key sectors: jute, steel & mining, ...
- Meltdown spoils exporters’ tea partyThe effect of the global meltdown since September this year is fast spilling over to the Indian tea industry. Major tea exporters are facin...
- China to extend crackdown on shoddy food productsChina will extend a nationwide crackdown on shoddy food products into the New Year as it seeks to restore confidence in the "made in China"...
- Thailand rolls out red carpet for Indian cosThailand is rolling out a red carpet for Indian companies to participate in trade fairs in the country.
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