Supreme Court urged to list contempt plea urgently over alleged release of GM rice

Rahul Gandhi’s direct message to CEC Gyanesh Kumar: ‘I get messages, he is watching this… ’

BCCI denies reports of India-Sri Lanka ODI shifting from Delhi to Ahmedabad

The Board of Control for Cricket in India has addressed the rumors regarding the India-Sri Lanka ODI match. According to BCCI Honorary Secretary Devajit Saikia, the match remains scheduled in Delhi. He emphasized that no decision has been made to shift the venue to Ahmedabad. Saikia urged the media to rely solely on official BCCI communications for updates.

Goodluck India shares surge 17% as merger expands, defence arm to join firm along with green energy unit

Goodluck India shares surged 17% to a 52-week high of Rs 585 after its board approved the proposed merger of Goodluck Defence and Aerospace and Goodluck Green Energy. The restructuring aims to streamline operations, improve market liquidity and strengthen long-term shareholder value, with further details expected later.

PM will denotify democracy tomorrow: Dipke on Jantar Mantar's denotification as protest site

Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the Cockroach Janta Party, criticized the denotification of Jantar Mantar as a protest site. He stated that it might lead to nationwide protests resembling the previous protests at Jantar Mantar. Dipke emphasized that Prime Minister Narendra Modi could potentially denotify democracy as well. He claimed that the issue lies not in the protest site itself but in the concept of protests.

PM will denotify democracy tomorrow: Dipke on Jantar Mantar's denotification as protest site

Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the Cockroach Janta Party, criticized the denotification of Jantar Mantar as a protest site. He stated that it might lead to nationwide protests resembling the previous protests at Jantar Mantar. Dipke emphasized that Prime Minister Narendra Modi could potentially denotify democracy as well. He claimed that the issue lies not in the protest site itself but in the concept of protests.

Jantar Mantar is 1.5 km from Parliament, Burari Ground 21 km away: How Delhi’s new protest venues compare in distance and history with the old site which hosted Anna Hazare

Jantar Mantar sits 1.5 km from Parliament and spent over three decades as Delhi’s main protest ground. Now Delhi Police has replaced it with three new sites spread across the city. This slideshow covers how far those sites are from Parliament and what made the original venue so historically significant.

Jantar Mantar is 1.5 km from Parliament, Burari Ground 21 km away: How Delhi’s new protest venues compare in distance and history with the old site which hosted Anna Hazare

Jantar Mantar sits 1.5 km from Parliament and spent over three decades as Delhi’s main protest ground. Now Delhi Police has replaced it with three new sites spread across the city. This slideshow covers how far those sites are from Parliament and what made the original venue so historically significant.

Global Market: European shares rise as easing oil prices lift sentiment; earnings in focus

European shares rose as banking stocks gained on easing oil prices and hopes of an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine. Investors turned to corporate earnings from LVMH, ASML and EQT for fresh cues amid geopolitical uncertainty and elevated borrowing costs.

Chinese car makers increasingly rely on overseas markets as September exports surge

China’s passenger car exports jumped 64% year-on-year in September to about 919,000 units as automakers increasingly looked overseas to offset weak domestic demand. Chinese brands are expanding rapidly across Europe, Latin America, Southeast Asia and Africa, but tariffs and geopolitical pushback are pushing companies such as BYD to manufacture more vehicles locally in foreign markets.

Keralam Assembly passes resolution for removal of CEC Gyanesh Kumar

‘Our stand is unequivocal. The right to vote must be protected,’ Keralam Chief Minister V D Satheesan said

GCCs gain share of India's office leasing as demand mix shifts

The landscape of India's office market is evolving as demand shifts with a notable increase from global capability centres and flexible workspace operators. Traditional IT service firms are experiencing a downturn in leasing activity. While Bangalore retains its status as the top destination for global capability centres, Hyderabad is surging in leasing growth.