Exclusive

Publication

Byline

6.2 million Sri Lankan women do not work

Sri Lanka, Sept. 18 -- Around 6.2 million Sri Lankan women do not hold jobs, and 58.1% of them do not expect to work due to family responsibilities or household chores, a main national newspaper repor... Read More


Z'bar seaweed farmers set to access digital financial services through Mixx

ZANZIBAR, Sept. 18 -- ZANZIBARS seaweed farmers, most of them women, are set to gain access to digital payments, savings and financing services under a new partnership between Zanzibar Maisha Bora Fou... Read More


MsingiTek extends to Shinyanga, targets over 13,000 pupils

SHINYANGA, Sept. 18 -- Reading, writing and numeracy skills are expected to improve in Shinyanga following the official launch of the MsingiTek tablet-based learning programme, which is targeting more... Read More


SP offers to sell back 3% Tata Sons stake for Rs.25k-cr

Bengaluru/Mumbai, Sept. 18 -- Tata Trusts chair Noel Tata presented a Shapoorji Pallonji Group proposal to the Tata Sons board on Thursday, wherein the minority investor offered to sell up to a 3% sta... Read More


56 PGs NEAR du'sNORTH CAMPUS GET POLICE NOTICE

NEW DELHI, Sept. 18 -- Police have served notices to at least 56 PG accommodations in north Delhi's Kamla Nagar, Malka Ganj and Bungalow Road - the largest student accommodation hubs serving DU's Nort... Read More


sc raises alarm over 34 deaths in manipur camps

New Delhi, Sept. 18 -- The Supreme Court on Thursday expressed shock over 34 unnatural deaths at the camps for internally displaced people in violence-hit Manipur, questioning the state's failure to p... Read More


former U.P. COP convicted over apple exec's death

LUCKNOW, Sept. 18 -- Almost eight years after a 38-year-old Apple executive was killed during a police patrol in Lucknow, a court on Thursday convicted a former constable, while acquitting another acc... Read More


Govt wants cctv watch on sale of prescription meds

New Delhi, Sept. 18 -- The Union health ministry has proposed amendments to the Drugs Rules, 1945, to mandate medical stores to install CCTV cameras to monitor the unauthorised sale of drugs, which mu... Read More


SC allows dara Singh to contestremission denial

New Delhi, Sept. 18 -- The Supreme Court on Thursday allowed Australian missionary Graham Staines' murder convict Rabindra Pal Singh alias Dara Singh to challenge the rejection of his remission plea b... Read More


MEA denies reports on Brics meet attendees

New Delhi, Sept. 18 -- South African President Cyril Ramaphosa's decision to stay away from public events after being advised to rest by his medical team triggered rumours of several leaders being aff... Read More