New Delhi, June 30 -- Transformers and Rectifiers (India) Ltd (TARIL) on Tuesday said it has secured an order worth more than Rs.1,000 crore from state-run Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd (PGCIL) ... Read More
New Delhi, June 30 -- India has been the second most important foreign direct investor into the UK in 2025-26, helping create thousands of jobs. This position is likely to improve further once the Ind... Read More
New Delhi, June 30 -- An 82 per cent rainfall deficit has brought Kharif sowing in Gujarat to a crawl, with farmers postponing planting amid the delayed advance of the southwest monsoon. By the end o... Read More
New Delhi, June 30 -- Tamil Nadu is stepping up efforts to establish itself as a major defence and aerospace manufacturing hub, and we invite industries, startups and MSMEs to tap into the projected R... Read More
New Delhi, June 30 -- Yummy Bee, a health-focused Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) brand, has doubled its net revenue to Rs.20-Rs.25 crore in FY26 from under Rs.10 crore in FY25. Yummy Bee is backed by ... Read More
New Delhi, June 30 -- For more than 150 years, India's criminal justice system operated under colonial laws designed for governance, not democracy. The Indian Penal Code of 1860, the Code of Criminal ... Read More
New Delhi, June 30 -- Monsoon rainfall in June was 99.5 mm against its long period average of 165.3 mm, registering a fall of 39.8 per cent from normal, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.... Read More
New Delhi, June 30 -- The negotiations for the proposed India-Peru Free Trade Agreement (FTA), which were expected to conclude by June or July this year, are likely to resume in the second half of 202... Read More
New Delhi, June 30 -- Tamil Nadu has the potential to emerge as India's defence electronics capital by 2040, with an annual production opportunity of Rs.37,000 crore and exports of up to Rs.10,000 cro... Read More
New Delhi, June 30 -- As India-US trade negotiations enter their final stretch, with both sides reportedly aligned on 99 per cent of the issues, the remaining 1 per cent may prove the most difficult. ... Read More