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Tag: India
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Three Indian Sailors Dead: Will Modi Stand Up to American Missiles?
The US Navy struck a third commercial vessel near the Strait of Hormuz. With Indian sailors dead, PM Modi explores a French-led maritime security alliance.
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Iran-Israel Ceasefire: Trump Brokers Pause as Global Oil Squeeze Hits Indian Power Bills
U.S. President Donald Trump brokers a ceasefire between Iran and Israel, but the geopolitical shockwave is already triggering power bill hikes in India.
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SECL Funds ₹4.72 Crore Upgrade for 200 Bilaspur Anganwadi Centres
South Eastern Coalfields Limited launches a ₹4.72 crore CSR project to modernise 200 Anganwadi centres across Bilaspur, starting with a flagship site in Lingiadih.
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8 Dead, 6 Injured After Crane Drops Molten Iron at Rashtriya Ispat
Eight workers died and six sustained severe burns in Visakhapatnam Monday after a catastrophic crane failure dropped molten iron at the Vizag Steel Plant.
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MOIL and MPSMCL launch joint venture for manganese mining
State-owned MOIL Limited has incorporated a new 51 percent joint venture with the Madhya Pradesh government to secure India’s manganese ore mining supply.
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The Sunday Gas Hike: How a ₹29 Increase Ignited an ‘Economic Tsunami’ Debate
The Indian government hiked domestic LPG cylinder prices by ₹29, pushing the Delhi rate to ₹942 and sparking a fierce political debate over economic stability.
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SECL and Konkan Railway partner to fix regional coal logistics
South Eastern Coalfields and Konkan Railway have signed an MoU to accelerate rail corridor construction across Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh mining belts.
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You’re Paying ₹117 For Premium Petrol While The Centre Blames Global Markets
With regular petrol hitting ₹108.56 and premium Speed at ₹117, the central government is draining commuters while dismissing public anger as fear mongering.
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Extreme Heat Leaves Hundreds of Bats Dead at Chhattisgarh
Nearly 200 migratory bats have died from severe heatstroke near a pond in Korba, Chhattisgarh, as temperatures soar past 45 degrees Celsius across the state.
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Norwegian journalist confronts Modi over India press freedom rank
Norwegian journalist Helle Lyng Svendsen exposes India’s failing press freedom rank after Prime Minister Narendra Modi ignores her questions in Oslo.
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