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The ‘Jalvahak’ scheme offers reimbursement of up to 35% of the total operating expenditure incurred while transporting cargo via waterways on NW 1, NW 2 and NW 16 (Barak river) via IBP route.

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Sara Sharif's evil stepmother has been placed in a cushy prison ward awaiting her sentence and has apparently formed a friendship with Baby killer Lucy Letby

It may look like an official has leant on their keyboard - but it's an acronym we'll hear more often.

A mini fire engine can also be tracked in real-time

Harvey Elliott is not only a brilliant footballer but one of the players who perhaps understands the relationship with supporters better than most others. Speaking after the game, the 21-year-old said: “It was a very interesting game. “Everything that could happen in football, I think it happened. “But I think once again [that] the fight, the […]

Turkey's Defence Minister, Yasar Guler, stated that Turkey is prepared to offer military assistance to the new Islamist-led government in Syria if requested. Guler believes the new Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS)-led administration should be given an opportunity, despite its roots in Al-Qaeda's Syrian branch.

Speaking to the press after his team suffered a shocking turnaround defeat at the hands of Nottingham Forest on Saturday, Aston Villa boss Unai Emery was adamant the VAR had made a big mistake against his team. 🗣️ “It’s a massive mistake from the VAR” Unai Emery stated that Aston Villa should have been awarded […]

Team India captain Rohit Sharma has been leading Team India for quite some time now. His performance as an opener for Team India has been excellent.

A glass ‘hit him in the mouth’.

India endured a tough Day 2 at the Gabba Test, with Australia reaching a commanding 405/7. Centuries from Travis Head (152) and Steve Smith (101) propelled the hosts. A heated moment saw Mohammed Siraj's errant throw nearly injure Ravindra Jadeja, drawing a sharp rebuke. Jasprit Bumrah secured a five-wicket haul for India on the second day.

Snow depths could reach up to 18cm in some parts of the UK, with the heaviest snowfall concentrated on mountains and hills.

The team analysed the national tourism carbon footprints of 175 countries, drawing on multiple datasets including those published directly by governments. Data was then validated, analysed and run through a model, leading to the most clear picture ...

Belarus can increase product supplies to Oman, set up joint ventures and re-export products to third countries, Belarusian Agriculture and Food Minister Anatoly Linevich told journalists during the working visit of Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko to Oman, BelTA has learned.

A startup aiming to become Japan's first private firm to put a satellite into orbit postponed a rocket launch for the second day running on Sunday, after its first try ended in a mid-air explosion.

Susanna Reid: "Successive governments have failed to tell a positive story on immigration, we rely on immigration... how Chris Philp can lecture the current government on immigration... is kind of remarkable..."#bbclaurak#TrevorPhillipspic.twitter.com/Gz5SUlm1Pp

Group of Australians were imprisoned in 2015 for attempting to smuggle 8kg of heroin in Bali

In the current issue of Transport News, we assess Dennison’s proposal for longer heavier vehicles. Dan Gilkes headed to a test track to see the manufacturers link trailer design in action combining a conventional tractor [...]

Alan Shearer has hit out at Sir Jim Ratcliffe's 'chaotic' ownership of Manchester United following a turbulent start to the season.

We've seen how ruthless presidents use this deeply flawed law — and Trump already knows it's an effective weapon

How our greatest young actress–capitalist actress is redefining celebrity.

SURAT THANI: Rescue workers and soldiers are battling to find two Myanmar construction workers still missing after a landslide buried their shelter on the tourist island of Koh Samui early Sunday.

TRYING to cut costs over the cold winter months isn’t always easy, especailly with the huge cost of gas and electric.