At least 25 workers, most of them women, were killed in an explosion at a fireworks factory in southern India’s Tamil Nadu state on Sunday, authorities said. The blast tore through the factory near ...
Pahalgam attack anniversary: How India identified and neutralised terrorists before they could escape to Pakistan
A coordinated operation in the Lidwas forests near Harwan was then carried out on the outskirts of Srinagar jointly by 4 Para, CRPF personnel and Jammu and Kashmir Police units. The area was swiftly ...
India’s HCLTech forecasts weak annual revenue growth as clients rein in discretionary spends
India's HCLTech forecast revenue growth of 1%-4% for fiscal 2027 on Tuesday, below analysts' expectations of 3%-5%, as clients kept a tight lid on discretionary spending.
India fails to pass parliament expansion bill linked to quotas for women
An Indian government bill to expand assemblies that would have brought forward plans to reserve a third of the seats for women did not get enough votes to get through ...
How the IPL is reshaping India’s talent map
India's national team is reaping the rewards of an IPL which is now drawing talent from all over the country.
India signs Rs 975 crore deal to boost minefield breaching capability
The TRAWL system, developed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation, is designed to enhance the Indian Army's ability to breach minefields. It enables the creation of safe lanes for ...
Hormuz disruption not distant, has direct implications for India: Rajnath Singh
Rajnath Singh said that the West Asia conflict is no longer a regional issue, given its far-reaching implications for global energy security.
Nepal scraps monthly pay cycle, rolls out fortnightly salaries for govt staff
Under the new system, employees will receive their salaries in two equal parts every 15 days instead of a single payment at month-end.
Nepal: Govt Employees Paid Fortnightly
Nepal government to pay employees fortnightly to boost spending and revitalise the economy. New rule divides monthly salaries in half.
Thai finance minister says government reviewing if emergency borrowing decree needed
BANGKOK: The government is still reviewing whether it needs to issue a 500-billion-baht (US$15.6 billion) emergency borrowing decree, the finance minister said, as authorities seek to support the ...