Index Outlook: Staying firmly bullish
Supports are there to limit the downside and take the indices higher...
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US Market Outlook: Bourses get a breather
The benchmark indices, however, have to breach their resistance to become bullish again...
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Health Ministry showcases 24 programmes at India International Trade Fair
The Union Health Ministry showcased 24 health programmes at the 45th India International Trade Fair in New Delhi. The Health Pavilion, themed 'Yuva Bharat, Swasth Bharat', aimed to promote preventive ...
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Delhi court rejects bail plea of two accused in 2023 Parliament security breach case
A Delhi court has dismissed the bail pleas of accused Manoranjan D and Sagar Sharma for a second time. The judge stated that the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act's statutory bar applies in this ca...
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Delhi traffic restrictions announced near Yamuna ghats for Chhath Puja on Nov 15-16
Traffic regulations will be enforced on November 15 and 16, 2026, around several Yamuna ghats in Delhi. These restrictions will specifically affect roads near Ram Ghat, Soor Ghat, Bajrangi Ghat, Vasud...
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Zero capital, 116 projects: AI spots the devils in the details of China corruption case
Disciplinary staff in Wuhan, provincial capital of Hubei in central China, were going about their routine workday when a red alert landed. It was from a large data model – flagging a possible case of ...
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Telangana implements gig worker rules, mandates minimum pay, social security benefits
The Telangana government has launched the Telangana Platform-Based Gig Workers Rules, which establish rights for gig workers. Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy introduced the legislation during a ceremon...
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MIT scientists kept growing ocean microbes that clung to test tubes; the sticky share rose from 6% to 85%, revealing a hidden way they release carbon into water
Prochlorococcus, a small but abundant marine microbe, was thought to exist mainly as solitary cells. New research findings reveal that it can form biofilms and attach to particles. This discovery has ...
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PM Modi to inaugurate, lay foundation stones for 246 tribal projects worth Rs 3,000 crore
The projects aim to strengthen education, healthcare, livelihood opportunities and community infrastructure for tribal communities across the country, an official statement said on Saturday....
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In 1983, Indiana's West Baden Springs Hotel was left vacant and decaying; a medical-device company helped fund its $35 million rescue, and it reopened as a hotel in 2007
Once a beacon of luxury, West Baden Springs Hotel succumbed to neglect post-1932 closure. In 1996, its revival began when the Historic Landmarks Foundation acquired the site, collaborating with the Co...
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Delhi AQI remains ‘very poor’ at 367; rain may bring marginal relief in coming days
Delhi's air quality recorded a very poor AQI level of 367 on Saturday, slightly down from 373 on Friday. Upcoming rainfall is expected to provide marginal relief, leading to improved air quality condi...
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US must respect India's right to defend itself: Former US Secretary Blinken
Antony Blinken outlined the importance of US recognition of India's right to self-defense against terrorism. He highlighted the fundamentally different nature of US relationships with India and Pakist...
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Nellie Mae Rowe was a Georgia domestic worker who filled her home and yard with handmade art; in under 2 years, more than 800 people signed her visitor book
After the passing of her husband, Nellie Mae Rowe ventured into the world of art in her late 60s, crafting imaginative pieces that transformed her home into a vibrant public 'Playhouse'. Despite facin...
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Gurugram to install 300 ANPR cameras at petrol pumps to enforce no PUC, no fuel rule
Gurugram administration plans to install ANPR cameras at petrol pumps starting November 15. These cameras will verify whether vehicles have valid Pollution Under Control certificates during refuelling...
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As Apec looms, China’s Shenzhen wraps up preparations for its toughest stress test ever
Drones are banned, security cameras bristle at intersections and some residents have been asked to vacate their homes as the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen counts down to the Apec meetings. Thousan...
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In 1999, Missouri drove recycled-plastic pins into a failing I-70 slope; the site remained stable after four years, and the method cost 25% less than conventional repairs
Back in 1999, engineers turned to an eco-friendly solution by inserting over three thousand recycled plastic pins into a hillslope along Interstate 70 in Emma to combat landslides. This innovative str...
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Census 2027: UP self-enumeration begins November 16, households can submit details online
Self-enumeration for Census 2027 in Uttar Pradesh is set to start on November 16 and run until November 30. Households can submit details online before enumerators visit for data collection starting D...
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China, South Korea vow to deepen ties at Apec summit as Seoul pushes North Korea talks
China and South Korea have agreed to use next week’s Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Shenzhen to advance bilateral ties, according to their top diplomats. The pledge by Chinese Foreign Min...
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Pollution-linked health insurance claims rise 4.3 times in three years, shows Policybazaar data
Pollution-associated health insurance claims in India rose significantly over the past three years, affecting many individuals. Working professionals aged 31 to 55 years accounted for the majority of ...
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Bhupender Yadav calls for coordinated implementation of pollution control measures across NCR
Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav emphasized the need for coordinated pollution control measures across Delhi-NCR. During a recent meeting, he directed state governments to appoint officials ...
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Illinois drained two lakes for farmland for about 70 years; after conservationists bought Emiquon in 2000 and began restoring the wetlands, spring waterbird counts exceeded 119,000
Since its transformation from farmland into a flourishing wetland began in 2000, Emiquon Preserve has seen extraordinary returns in wildlife, famously attracting over 119,000 waterbirds during the spr...
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Bangladesh says legal process complete to secure Hasina's return, decision rests with India: Reports
Bangladesh's Law Minister Md Asaduzzaman confirmed that all legal procedures for Sheikh Hasina's extradition have been completed. Hasina, who fled to India after her government was toppled, was senten...
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TN sets 21-day deadline for industrial clearances, deemed approval if delayed
The decisions were taken at a meeting of the newly constituted Tamil Nadu Investment Promotion Commission...
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A new Yalta? Why a Trump-Xi-Putin meeting has the world on edge
Negotiations are ongoing for a potential meeting of world leaders Trump, Xi, and Putin next week. These leaders have different priorities, leading to uncertainty about the meeting's agenda and outcome...
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Yes Bank moves SC seeking review of order on writing off of Rs 8,415 cr AT-1 bonds
Yes Bank has filed a petition with the Supreme Court to review an order from October 15. This order upheld a Bombay High Court ruling that quashed the bank's decision to write off AT-1 bonds. These bo...
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RHI Magnesita Q2 net profit jumps 62 pc to over Rs 62 cr
RHI Magnesita has reported a remarkable surge in net profit, soaring to Rs 62.09 crore for the September quarter. The consolidated revenues experienced a modest increase, hitting Rs 1,038.26 crore thi...
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In 2011 Texas drove recycled plastic made from discarded bottles into a failing US 287 slope; 5 years later, settlement was minimal and costs were 50 percent to 80 percent lower
In Texas, engineers successfully used recycled plastic pins to stabilize highway slopes affected by unstable clay soils. The experiment demonstrated significant reductions in settlement and movement i...
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China border has become 'more alive,' India enhancing frontier infrastructure: Jaishankar
India's External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar addressed the need for increased troop presence along the China border. He highlighted the significant enhancements in infrastructure and military capab...
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