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Meghalaya signs 13 MoUs to turn farm waste into rural wealth

In a strategic move towards sustainable development and circular economy, the Meghalaya government has signed 13 Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with private and institutional partners to convert agricultural and horticultural waste into rural wealth. The initiative, spearheaded under the Integrated Village Cooperative Societies (IVCS) framework and supported by the state’s Department of Agriculture and Farmers’…

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Kerala told to start land acquisition with its 50% project cost: Vaishnaw on Sabarimala rail project

Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has reiterated the central government’s stance on the long-pending Sabarimala Rail Project, urging the Kerala government to begin land acquisition by committing its share of 50% of the total project cost. The Sabarimala rail line, formally known as the Sabari Rail Project, has been in limbo for decades, despite repeated…

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Tripura MP Biplab Kumar Deb meets Union minister, urges for additional funds to expedite lighthouse project

In a significant push towards accelerating infrastructure development in the Northeast, Rajya Sabha MP from Tripura and former Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb has urged the central government to expedite the lighthouse housing project in Tripura by releasing additional funds. The meeting between Deb and Union Minister for Housing and Urban Affairs took place in…

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Indian Automotive Industry Clocks Deals Worth $1.3 Billion In April-June: Report

India’s automotive sector has showcased robust momentum by clocking mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and investment deals worth $1.3 billion in the April-June quarter of 2025. The report, compiled by a leading consultancy firm tracking private equity (PE), venture capital (VC), and strategic deals, highlights the sector’s growing strategic importance as global supply chains diversify and…

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No mechanical faults found in crashed plane: Air India CEO on probe report

In a significant revelation following months of intensive investigation, Air India’s CEO Campbell Wilson has confirmed that the detailed probe into the recent aircraft accident has ruled out any mechanical faults. This announcement brings clarity and relief to the national carrier amid speculations regarding maintenance protocols, safety standards, and systemic lapses. Full context of the…

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US reversal on EDA software to China sparks fresh competition for India: Report

The Biden administration’s recent decision to ease export restrictions on Electronic Design Automation (EDA) software to Chinese semiconductor firms has sparked widespread concern among India’s electronics, semiconductor, and strategic policy circles. EDA tools, which are crucial for chip design and advanced manufacturing, were previously restricted under US export control regimes to curtail China’s rapid advancements…

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Sheikh Hasina case: Former police IG who turned witness is pardoned

In a significant legal development that has reignited political and administrative debates across Bangladesh, a former Inspector General of Police (IGP) involved in the Sheikh Hasina case has been officially pardoned after turning approver in the high-profile conspiracy investigation. This move, which comes amid wider shifts within the nation’s legal landscape, raises questions about governance,…

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Inside Pakistan Cricket Board’s billion-rupee loot: Police meals, perks for Naqvi, unauthorized payments and more

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) finds itself at the heart of a staggering financial scandal, with recent internal audits and leaks revealing systemic misuse of funds, lavish perks, and unapproved payments amounting to billions of rupees. From serving extravagant police meals to questionable privileges for former Chairman Mohsin Naqvi, the board’s spending culture raises serious…

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