Donation theft has tarnished India’s image globally: Akhilesh | Lucknow News

Lucknow: Citing widespread coverage of the Ram temple donation theft by international media, Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav on Wednesday said the BJP had tarnished India’s image and angered the Sanatanis across the globe.“The news about donation and offering theft at Ram Temple has been flashing across the globe. Sanatanis living in different countries are…

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Naidu: Must unite to tackle structural gaps | India News

N Chandrababu Naidu, Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh Mumbai: Andhra Pradesh CM N Chandrababu Naidu backed women’s reservation, growth-led welfare and a higher birth rate, arguing that India must tackle structural challenges together.Addressing the The Economic Times Awards for Corporate Excellence, he said reserving seats for women was the best route to stronger political participation…

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CIDCO plans 374-hectare Integrated Logistics Park in Navi Mumbai, invites expressions of interest for Phase 1 | Mumbai News

Mumbai: The City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO) has initiated plans to develop a 374-hectare Integrated Logistics Park in Navi Mumbai by inviting expressions of interest (EOI) for the first phase covering 72 hectares.The project will come up near Chirle village in Pushpak node, leveraging proximity to key infrastructure such as Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority,…

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Neet Paper Leak: When Sonam Wangchuk said, ‘I’m not Phunsukh Wangdu from Aamir Khan’s 3 Idiots’, the educator said he didn’t take action against the film: ‘Didn’t want people to think I was trying to get money’ | Hindi Movie News

Engineer, educator and environmentalist Sonam Wangchuk is in the news for his indefinite hunger strike over the alleged NEET paper leak and is on his 18th day. Seeking Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation, Wangchuk has reportedly lost more than 8 kg since beginning the protest on June 28, while a drop in his blood pressure…

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US fuel price shock: Lower-income households cut driving as gasoline costs surge; study flags widening inequality

America’s widening income divide has become more visible after the sharp rise in fuel prices linked to the Iran war, with lower-income households forced to cut back on driving even as their spending on gasoline increased, according to a new Federal Reserve Bank of New York study cited by AP.The report showed that while wealthier…

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