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- Focus on projects that benefit the society: Pema Khandu
- High humidity in northern plains to prevail as monsoon shows no signs of withdrawal: IMD
- One nation-one language will never be a reality: Jairam Ramesh
- P. Chidambaram likely to celebrate 74th Birthday in Tihar
- Sourabh wins Vietnam Open Super 100 title
- UK's Boris Johnson, likening himself to Incredible Hulk, vows October 31 Brexit
- Several people feared drowned in tourist boat capsize in Andhra Pradesh
- For speedy trial of 1.66 lakh rape, POCSO cases, govt to set up 1023 spl fast-track courts
- Tension over Kashmir not to affect TAPI: Pakistan assures Turkmenistan
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Refresh- Focus on projects that benefit the society: Pema Khandu
Khandu urged engineers of all work departments not to encourage schemes that are pushed by individuals but only forward those which are on demand by an entire community, village or society.
- High humidity in northern plains to prevail as monsoon shows no signs of withdrawal: IMD
The country has so far received four per cent more rains than normal, India Meteorological Department (IMD) data shows.
- SBI to move RBI to offer fixed-floating rate home-loans: Chairman Rajnish Kumar
Kumar said there is a lack of clarity on how it can go ahead with the fixed rate products, after the RBI's new regulations on floating rates.
- One nation-one language will never be a reality: Jairam Ramesh
Amid calls that the government should first improve road infrastructure before imposing hefty fines for traffic violations, Karjol had recently said good roads were responsible for accidents.
- SBI shelves IPO plans for general insurance arm; card JV to hit market in Q4
Investor interest for its cards business is very high, and SBI Card listing will happen in the March quarter, Rajnish Kumar said.
- Tinda Masala to Palak Matar Bhurji: Air India's low-fat meals for healthier flight crew
In 2018-19, Air India incurred losses of around Rs 7,600 crore. By the end of 2018-19, it had a debt burden of around Rs 58,300 crore.
- Vistara plans revamp of its frequent-flyer programme
Club Vistara uses the traditional award chart system, wherein the seats available for members and the points required to get each such seat are fixed beforehand.
- Aeroflot to resume flights on Mumbai-Moscow route from next July
The airline said India remains a priority market and sees "immense" growth potential with traffic surging dramatically since the doubling of its services to New Delhi in 2016.
- National Health Authority, IRDAI recommend measures to check frauds, data standardization
A joint working group of IRDAI and NHA was formed to work on key areas of mutual interest and co-operation which focussed their work on four key areas.
- P. Chidambaram likely to celebrate 74th Birthday in Tihar
On September 5, a court sent the former Minister to 14 days judicial custody in the INX Media case. He was arrested late on August 21 following dramatic developments.
- Sourabh wins Vietnam Open Super 100 title
Second seed Sourabh, who has won the Hyderabad Open and Slovenian International earlier this year, recovered from a mid-game slump.
- Linen Club aims Rs 1,500 crore business by 2024; to add 200 stores
Besides domestic expansion, Linen Club, which has couple of stores in the Middle East, is also exploring opportunities to open stores in southeast Asian regions.
- UK's Boris Johnson, likening himself to Incredible Hulk, vows October 31 Brexit
"The madder Hulk gets, the stronger Hulk gets,"Boris Johnson was quoted as saying.
- Traders' body CAIT calls Javadekar to eliminate confusion on ban on single use plastic
The CAIT has said that such confusions if not taken cognisance of, may prove to be a roadblock in success of the eradication of single use plastic.
- Trade setup: Don’t chase any Nifty bounce blindly; stay stock specific
11,110 and 11,175 will provide immediate resistance. Supports comes in at 11,000 & 10,950
- Several people feared drowned in tourist boat capsize in Andhra Pradesh
The river has been in spate for the past few days and over 5.13 lakh cusecs of floodwater was flowing on Sunday afternoon when the mishap occurred.
- Air India posts Rs 4,600 cr operating loss in 2018-19; aims operating profit this fiscal
Air India had a loss of Rs 430 crore in the four-month period when Pakistan closed its airspace after the Balakot air strikes.
- For speedy trial of 1.66 lakh rape, POCSO cases, govt to set up 1023 spl fast-track courts
Each of these special courts are expected to dispose of at least 165 such case per year, said a proposal by the Department of Justice under Union Law Ministry.
- Saudi stocks dip 3% in first session after oil attack
The key energy sector plunged 4.7 per cent, while the telecom and banking sectors each slid three per cent.
- Sebi mulls new whistle-blower mechanism for auditors, other 'gate-keepers'
The proposed move assumes significance in the wake of several auditor exits.
- Paramount Cables sees Rs 3,000 crore opportunity in undersea cable business in next 5 years
The company also sees that high speed data and advent of 5G will exponentially push demand for undersea cables, connecting telecom networks of various nations.
- Tension over Kashmir not to affect TAPI: Pakistan assures Turkmenistan
Some Pakistani experts raised doubts about the future of the the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) and other offshore gas pipeline projects following tensions between India and Pakistan.
- Association with IIM will help UP become $ 1 trillion economy: Yogi Adityanath
Adityanath said his ministerial colleagues had prepared a roadmap for good governance and development of the state.
- Tweet Buster: India’s sweet spot & why auto deserves no GST cut
Basant Maheshwari has called for a cut in income-taxes for better compliance.
- Seeking 'accountant' status for company secys is about law interpretation, not calculations: ICSI Prez
Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) President Ranjeet Pandey said that company secretaries do not have any intention to become accountants.
- Kerala CM attacks Shah on Hindi pitch; says it is a "war cry" against non-Hindi speaking people
Along with our mother tongue, let us use Hindi in our work", he said in a tweet on the occasion of Hindi Divas on Saturday.
- People well-versed in macroeconomics can only revive economy: Subramanian Swamy
Swamy has come out with a book in which he takes a critical look at various aspects of the Indian economy, both past and present.
- Imran Khan warns of possibility of conventional war with India
Pakistan downgraded its diplomatic relations with India and expelled the Indian high commissioner following the revocation of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir on August 5.
- Priyanka hits back at Gangwar over 'job jibe'
Gangwar made the statement while interacting with the media here on Sunday, adding that his Ministry was monitoring the job situation.
- Country facing economic lethargy not economic slowdown: Dinesh Sharma
Slamming the opposition for their attacks on the government over the state of the economy, he said they have no issues left to attack the government.
- Global spare oil capacity in US hands after Saudi outage
US has briefly overtaken Saudi Arabia as the world's largest crude exporter this year.
- Santosh Gangwar says job seekers in India not qualified
The Minister added that were no dearth of jobs in India.
- More than 2,050 ceasefire violations by Pakistan this year: MEA
In the first week of September, Pakistan moved a brigade-sized force to a location 30km away from the LoC within its own territory as was reported by the Army quoting intel sources.
- 82 ex-MPs still to vacate official bungalows despite Lok Sabha panel warning
They said the government is contemplating to take action against these ex-MPs under the Public Premises (Eviction of Unauthorised Occupants) Act for their speedy eviction.
- Some parts of power sector look up thanks to govt steps
Discoms have so far been the weakest link in the electricity value chain.
- Mend your ways or meet same fate as Chidambaram: BJP MLA warns Mamata
The MLA from Bairia Assembly constituency Surendra Singh said the Trinamool Congress supremo should "become the Prime Minister of Bangladesh" as she was opposed to the National Register of Citizens (NRC).
- Iran refutes US accusations over Saudi attacks
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo condemned Iran after Saturday's attacks, which knocked out half of the kingdom's oil production.
- FPIs turn net buyers, infuse Rs 1,841 cr in September first half
The latest inflows have been triggered by improving investor sentiment
- British prime minister's aide divides, but will he conquer?
Former Conservative Prime Minister John Major _ not a fan _ called Cummings a ``political anarchist . who cares not a fig for the future of the party I have served.''
- Iran says US bases and aircraft carriers within range of its missiles: Tasnim
The semi-official Tasnim news agency also quoted him saying that "Iran has always been ready for a "full-fledged" war."
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