Rudrapur tops cleanest Himalayan cities list, Jammu ranks second in Centre’s annual cleanliness survey

‘Make India your address’: Piyush Goyal pitches India as safe investment destination

Piyush Goyal addressed the CII Partnership Summit 2026 to attract global investments and promote India. He emphasized the importance of quality and sustainability in industrial investments for long-term success. Goyal highlighted the safety of India as an investment destination amid global uncertainties for potential investors. Additionally, he encouraged international trading partners to explore various business opportunities available in multiple sectors.

‘Make India your address’: Piyush Goyal pitches India as safe investment destination

Piyush Goyal addressed the CII Partnership Summit 2026 to attract global investments and promote India. He emphasized the importance of quality and sustainability in industrial investments for long-term success. Goyal highlighted the safety of India as an investment destination amid global uncertainties for potential investors. Additionally, he encouraged international trading partners to explore various business opportunities available in multiple sectors.

7 reasons why organisations & HR leaders should nominate for the ET HR Excellence Awards 2027

The ET HR Excellence Awards 2027 celebrate the transformative efforts of organizations and HR leaders making a significant impact in workplace culture. These prestigious awards shine a light on initiatives that enrich employee experiences and show real business results. Now is the time to submit nominations and share your stories of success in the dynamic world of HR.

Financial stocks hold Nifty steady at midday; Auto, FMCG drag

Insurance and financial stocks dominated the gainers board on the Nifty 50; HDFC Life Insurance surged 3.91% to ₹596.00, the top gainer

Hardik Pandya's long-term Punjab Kings move will support Shreyas Iyer, says Ness Wadia

Punjab Kings co-owner Ness Wadia expressed confidence in Hardik Pandya's potential contribution to the team. Pandya joins the squad after trading Arshdeep Singh to Mumbai Indians, marking a historic IPL transaction. Wadia highlighted the team's long-term commitment to Pandya despite his injury history and reassured that they evaluated his fitness. He noted that Pandya will bolster team dynamics under captain Shreyas Iyer.

West Bengal all set to host first ever Pravasi Bhartiya Divas scheduled next January

West Bengal is preparing to host the inaugural Pravasi Bhartiya Divas Convention in January 2027. The event will take place in Kolkata from January 7 to January 9. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate the convention, while President Droupadi Murmu will preside over the closing session. The convention aims to strengthen ties between the Indian diaspora and their roots in India.

NIA to probe online radicalisation of youths by Pakistan-based gangster

The National Investigation Agency is probing the online radicalisation of Indian youths linked to terrorist activities. This stems from a case registered by the Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorist Squad in April. Eight accused have been identified, including Shahzad Bhatti, who is associated with the ISI. The investigation revealed plans for major disruptive acts by Pakistani sleeper cells in India. Authorities aim to disrupt these operations to maintain internal peace and harmony.

NPST posts 50% revenue jump in Q2, stock in red

Stock falls 3.7% despite net profit up 34% y-o-y

Republican congressman Thomas Massie to force impeachment vote on Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth

Committee approves ₹69,000-cr, India’s biggest 1150 kV transmission project

The proposed transmission corridor will connect renewable energy hubs in Gujarat and Rajasthan with emerging green hydrogen centres in the Eastern region, creating the country’s highest-voltage transmission network.

Akhilesh Yadav’s Ayodhya visit on Dec 12 sparks row; seers oppose, Baba Ramdev backs his visit

Akhilesh Yadav’s Ayodhya visit on Dec 12 sparks row; seers oppose, Baba Ramdev backs his visit