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The finance ministry on Saturday said strong domestic fundamentals support growth, but rising oil prices, a weaker monsoon and global…
Read MoreUS, UK and Australia Deepen Subsea Security Pact With Drones
The Aukus alliance members — Australia, UK and the US — announced Saturday that they will develop advanced underwater drone…
Read MoreIndian airlines urge oil firms to defer jet fuel price hike amid Iran war
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Centre will begin a month-long 'Save the Fields' campaign from June 1, offering crop-specific advisories and climate-resilient farming guidance as…
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India needs to be vigilant on the inflation outlook in the country, officials at India’s finance ministry said just days…
Read MoreStudent claims CBSE tender tweaks helped Coempt Eduteck clinch OSM contract
A Class XII student who analysed the tender documents has alleged that multiple revisions to CBSE's OSM tender progressively removed…
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The duration of the Strait of Hormuz disruption remains the 'single most consequential variable' for India's external and price outlook,…
Read MoreSocial stock exchanges set for boost as Centre tweaks CSR investment norms
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs has amended CSR rules to allow companies to route funds through social stock exchanges, expanding…
Read MoreGreen card applicants won’t automatically be sent back home, DHS clarifies
US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials said memo merely reaffirmed existing discretionary powers after concerns that green card applicants…
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