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India’s Helium Breakthrough New Delhi Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC), through its research arm OECT, has signed an agreement with Engineers India Limited (EIL) to establish India’s first Helium Recovery Demonstration Plant at ONGC’s Kuthalam Gas Collection S
Intel has secured a $2 billion investment from Japan’s SoftBank, as the US government weighs taking a major stake in the chipmaker New York Intel has gained a significant lifeline with a $2 billion (£1.5bn) investment from Japan’s SoftBank, amid speculation that the US gove
India sourced 26.6% of its $7.17 bn auto component imports from China in FY25. The government is boosting domestic production through PLI schemes and Make in India New Delhi India imported auto components worth $7,174.73 million in the financial year 2024-25 (FY25), of whic
India has temporarily scrapped import duty on cotton to ease pressure on its garment industry, facing steep U.S. tariffs and rising costs New Delhi India has suspended import duties on cotton from August 19 to September 30, offering temporary relief to the garment industry,
The ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict remains one of the most significant and volatile flashpoints in global geopolitics as of 2025. What began in 2014 with Russia's annexation of Crimea escalated dramatically in early 2022 when Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Now
Phoenix Mall of Asia Powers Bengaluru’s Youth Movement with Fitness, Coffee, and Music CH NewsPhoenix Mall of Asia transformed into the city’s ultimate lifestyle hub on August 17, hosting India’s biggest Fit Fusion Fest & Coffee Rave. The first-of-its-kind event brought togeth
Director of the University of Horticultural Sciences, said that during heavy rainfall farmers must prevent water stagnation. Bagalkot The age-old saying that "agriculture in India is a gamble" is proving true yet again as heavy rains wreak havoc on crops in the district. C
KoppalWith over one lakh cusecs of water being released from the Tungabhadra reservoir, authorities have suspended traffic on the Gangavathi-Kampli bridge fearing submersion. Assistant Executive Engineer Vishwanath of the Public Works Department issued written instructions to
Hubballi Hubballi Airport, one of India’s recognised green airports, has been functioning without an Airport Advisory Committee (AAC) for the past year, raising concerns among stakeholders. AACs, which include elected representatives, district officials, police, and members
Gadag“Children should take up sports like Mallakamba, which enhance balance, strength, and self-confidence,” said Krishnagouda H Patil, District Youth Congress President, while inaugurating the Chalukya Mallakamba Academy at the District Indoor Stadium on Kalasapura Road. Pati
Gadag “Everyone must join hands to transform Gadag into an industrial city. The District Chamber of Commerce should aspire to compete with Bengaluru’s Chamber of Commerce—when we set such a goal, the way forward becomes clear,” said MP Basavaraj Bommai. He was speaking at t
BelagaviMinister Satish Jarkiholi has called for supporting Appannagouda Patil’s faction in the upcoming Hukkeri Taluk Rural Electricity Cooperative Society elections, stressing the need for transparent and proactive governance. Speaking at a pre-election meeting at Nesari Gar
Few figures in history have fascinated the world as much as Cleopatra VII, the last active ruler of the Ptolemaic dynasty of Egypt. Popular imagination often reduces her to a symbol of beauty and seduction, but Cleopatra’s legacy goes far beyond appearances. She was a shrewd poli
The 20th century witnessed a sweeping wave of decolonization across Africa, a continent that had endured decades of European imperial control. Colonization, which intensified after the Berlin Conference of 1884–85, had carved Africa into territories under British, French, Portugu
Throughout history, libraries have been more than collections of books—they have been the guardians of human knowledge, culture, and memory. From clay tablets and scrolls to digital archives, libraries have preserved the achievements, struggles, and wisdom of civilizations. Witho
Buddhism, which originated in India during the 6th century BCE under the guidance of Siddhartha Gautama—the Buddha—did not remain confined to religious philosophy alone. Its ideals of simplicity, meditation, and enlightenment profoundly shaped Indian art and architecture. From ro
Thiruvananthapuram Kerala Education Minister V. Sivankutty on Monday sharply criticised Union Minister Suresh Gopi for calling those who raised allegations of voter list manipulation vanaras (monkeys). In a Facebook post, Sivankutty described Gopi’s remark as insulting, unfort
Akhilesh Yadav: UP’s small mafias merged into mega-mafia New Delhi Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav on Monday accused the Election Commission of deliberately deleting the names of voters from backward communities, alleging bias in favour of the ruling BJP. Speaking
