Добавить новость
ru24.net
Economictimes.indiatimes.com
Июль
2024

Новости за 16.07.2024

Congress demands strict action against terrorists

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

The Opposition accused the Modi government of inadequately handling Jammu's 36-day terror attack spree, alleging high-decibel whitewashing and inaction. Congress leaders Kharge and Gandhi demanded strategy recalibration and government accountability. Ghulam Nabi Azad urged the Centre to tackle militancy in Doda and emphasized collective action against cross-border terrorism.

J&K leaders seek DGP Swain's sacking over 'Pakistan link' charge

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Political parties in Jammu and Kashmir are calling for the removal of DGP Swain after he accused local politicians of aiding Pakistani infiltration. Former CM Mufti and NC leader Wani express concerns over the situation in the region.

Encounter in Doda Forests: Captain among four army personnel, J&K policeman killed

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

In Doda’s Desa forest, a July 15 ambush killed five personnel, including Captain Brijesh Thapa, sepoy Ajay, and a Special Operation Group policeman, in low-visibility conditions. This is part of efforts against foreign militants, following a July 8 encounter in Kathua district. Since October 2021, 52 personnel and 20 civilians have died in Jammu region operations.



India sees 12% surge in company registrations, 73% jump in LLPs in June

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Company registrations in India showed a notable rebound in June, marking a 12% increase compared to the previous year, according to data from the corporate affairs ministry. Limited liability partnerships (LLPs) also surged by 73% year-on-year in June, contributing to the overall growth in business formations. Experts attribute this resurgence to a positive economic outlook, relaxed investment rules, and government initiatives aimed at improving ease of doing business. The robust growth reflects... Читать дальше...

Money laundering probe: ED conducts searches at premises linked to Malbros International

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Enforcement Directorate conducts searches at seven premises in Punjab, Delhi, and Madhya Pradesh in connection with a money laundering probe involving Malbros International Pvt Ltd. Allegations of groundwater contamination and pollution around Tehsil Zira factory. Owners Deep Malhotra and Gautam Malhotra implicated.

U-drama on the high seas

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

In 'The WW2 Podcast,' Angus Wallace explores the June 1944 U-505 capture by anti-submarine Task Group 22.3. The U-boat contained Enigma machines, central to Nazi communications. Wallace interviews Charles Lachman. Despite the intelligence haul, US naval operations chief Ernest King’s furious reaction included threats to fire Captain Gallery, revealing anti-submarine warfare's intricate dynamics.

Third Eye: INLD-BSP alliance shakes Haryana politics; Assam minister in vaccination row; CT Ravi's gesture goes viral

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

From the INLD-BSP alliance for the Haryana assembly polls, sparking concerns among political parties, to Assam's agriculture minister Atul Bora causing a stir by administering injections to animals, leading to an FIR for alleged cruelty, political developments have been diverse and attention-grabbing. Additionally, a viral video of BJP leader CT Ravi, known for his vehement criticisms, touching CM Siddaramaiah's feet after taking the oath as MLC has raised eyebrows. Here are the political happenings that have captured attention recently.

Interest sops in works for companies setting up cold storage facilities for onions

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

The Ministry of Food Processing Industries plans to introduce an interest subvention scheme for private firms setting up cold-storage facilities near major cities to stabilize onion prices. After high prices and inflation last year led to export bans, the initiative aims to store onions closer to urban centers to manage market fluctuations. With 50 key locations identified, including Delhi and Mumbai, the scheme seeks to address supply gaps during peak demand periods, mitigating price spikes and ensuring steady availability.

Walking for The Lord

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

A few days before Ashadi Ekadashi, Jagannath Rath Yatra is celebrated. Through these yatras, people reach out to Bhagwan Vishnu in the forms of Vithoba and Jagannath.

Govt expects to meet EV sales targets under promo scheme

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Despite reduced subsidies and stricter norms, the Indian government remains optimistic about achieving electric vehicle (EV) sales targets set under the Electric Mobility Promotion Scheme, 2024. Over 265,000 electric two-wheelers and 176,000 electric three-wheelers were sold in fiscal 2024-25, with most two-wheelers expected to qualify for EMPS subsidies. The scheme aims to subsidize 372,000 electric vehicles, with automakers like Hero MotoCorp and Ola Electric already approved. EMPS replaces the... Читать дальше...

How to make India Greek to us

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

To ensure India becomes 'Greece' with reasonable assumptions about population growth and currency depreciation, and assuming the incremental capital-output ratio remains at 5 (or potentially increases with technological advancements), investment (gross fixed capital formation, or GFCF) must reach at least 40% of GDP to achieve a long-term average annual GDP growth of 8% at current prices. Currently, India's GFCF stands at 35% of GDP.

A little help from mechanical friends

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

India can fix this problem - if it puts its back into it. Nearly 75% of urban infrastructure is yet to be built. So, design and build it right. Metro networks in various cities, some extolling uncleanliness 'above ground', are examples of a successful ecosystem of cleanliness in action achieved through provision of services and stakeholder participation. To make, and keep, our cities 'just' requires the right equipment, attitude and approach.

Here's why Instagram can't get enough of Gond Katira this summer

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Gond katira, or tragacanth gum, has emerged as a popular summer superfood on Instagram, celebrated for its numerous health benefits. This traditional remedy, rooted in Indian households and Ayurvedic medicine, offers cooling properties, aids digestion, improves skin health, and supports joint health. Despite its long-standing use, social media is driving renewed interest. However, experts advise caution in consumption quantity and highlight that it should be avoided by certain groups.

Новости России
Москва

В Подмосковных Люберцах росгвардейцы задержали подозреваемых в совершении кражи


India successfully undergoes ICCPR review: MEA

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

India's fourth periodic review under the ICCPR concludes successfully in Geneva. The Human Rights Committee commends India's engagement with the international human rights framework and its efforts to protect civil and political rights. Key discussions revolved around various topics including anti-corruption measures and minority rights.

ADIF, PHDCCI partner to boost Indian startup, innovation ecosystem

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

ADIF and PHDCCI signed a two-year MoU at PHD house, New Delhi, to foster startups. Prateek Jain highlighted digital entrepreneurship and independent thinking. The partnership includes workshops, training, seminars. Ranjeet Mehta aims to enhance startup quality, positioning India as a global leader in a holistic, architecting innovation ecosystem.

'INDIAN!' Stretching it a wee bit now, no?

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

In a comedic take on India's tendency to find "India connections" everywhere, the piece references the British comedy sketch show 'Goodness Gracious Me,' where an Indian father humorously claims historical figures as Indian. The latest example of this exuberance is the celebration of Usha Chilukuri Vance, wife of US senator J.D. Vance, chosen by Donald Trump as his vice-presidential running mate. While it's fine to acknowledge her heritage, the article argues that celebrating her as a significant... Читать дальше...

Pay farmers not to farm... paddy

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Paying farmers not to farm may sound odd, till the ecological impact of farming is priced in. That includes irrigation, fertiliser and power costs, some of which GoI bears. In the case of paddy in Punjab and Haryana, these costs are considerable, making cultivation unviable without input subsidies alongside price supports. Then there's the matter of ecological damage of unsustainable agriculture.


Спорт в России и мире

Новости спорта


Новости тенниса
ATP

Аслан Карацев выпадет из топ-300 рейтинга ATP после поражения в Алма-Ате






Главный союз мира. Путин рассказал, почему все хотят вступить в БРИКС

Ставрополь вошёл в топ-50 самых матерящихся городов

Неделя родительской компетентности! Бесплатные онлайн-мероприятия, организованные в рамках Года семьи, будут посвящены психологическому здоровью детей и их родителей.

Генерал-полковник полиции Анатолий Маликов представил личному составу Управления Росгвардии по Ставропольскому краю нового руководителя