Exporters rue Indian anti-dumping charges on Nepali jute products
After the issue was raised, the Indian side had also informed them of conducting a study and tabling it at the secretary-level meeting of the two countries to remove the charges.…
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29 Maoists killed in India’s Chhattisgarh
According to reports, most wanted Maoist commander Shankar Rao and Lalita were among those killed during the confrontation, while three security personnel sustained injuries.
India’s wholesale price-based inflation spikes to 3-month-high at 0.53% in March
Officials have said the positive rate of inflation is primarily due to an increase in prices of food articles, electricity, crude petroleum & natural gas, machinery & equipment…
Voter concerns in India
A recent survey sheds light on the prevailing sentiments, highlighting three pivotal issues that are poised to shape the electoral landscape: unemployment, price rise, and…
Leader of opposition demands CM Kejriwal’s resignation
Leader of Opposition Bidhuri accused the Aam Aadmi Party of creating a constitutional crisis in the national capital. CM Kejriwal was recently arrested in connection with the…
Indian Embassy gifts 35 ambulances, 66 school buses to Nepal
Out of the total 101 vehicles gifted today, two ambulances were handed over on location in the earthquake-affected Jajarkot and West Rukum districts by the representative of the…
Does Pakistan still matter to India?
India has lesser reason to engage with Pakistan, which is too busy with own affairs to attack its neighbour.
PM Modi guarantees the corrupt will go to jail
The Prime Minister said the Congress ruled for 60 years and the list of its sins is a long one. But there is one sin which cannot be pardoned. This great sin was they disregarded…
‘Make in India’: Can South Asian giant surpass China and become world’s biggest factory?
The scramble to find new manufacturing hubs comes at a crucial moment for India, with 808 million of its people at the productive age of under 35 years, and are employable at a…
AI and elections: Like Pakistan, India too may see an increasing use of the tech
Political parties are tapping into the power of creating hyper-personalised messages at a fraction of the cost and reaching millions simultaneously.