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Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Gujarat shine as residential rooftop solar nears 20 GW
Under the PMSG: MBY, the pan-India installed residential rooftop capacity stood at 19,189 megawatts (MW), covering 65,26,461 households last month.
Revised MRPs of 1,364 anti-cancer formulations come into effect; consumers to save ₹3,540 cr/year
The Department of Pharmaceuticals, Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers said 679 brands logged price cuts of over 50%, with the largest drop at 96.45%
Dimagi naxals trying to stall nation's progress through instability, anarchy: Dharmendra Pradhan
Dharmendra Pradhan launched a veiled attack on the opposition during a recent press interaction. He emphasised the need to reject individuals he termed as 'dimagi naxals' attempting to disrupt national progress. Pradhan supported PM Modi's comments made during his address to paramilitary personnel in Chhattisgarh. He also expressed hope that the upcoming visit of the PM to Vaishali will enhance growth in Bihar.
Arshdeep joining MI great deal but Pandya in PBKS raises questions, says former India opener Abhinav Mukund
Abhinav Mukund critiques Punjab Kings' trade of pacer Arshdeep Singh for all-rounder Hardik Pandya. He mentions that this deal appears advantageous for Mumbai Indians while being questionable for Punjab. Mukund also speculates that this trade may lead to the release of Marcus Stoinis from Punjab Kings.
Actor Mammootty's visit to BJP leader's residence sparks criticism; saffron party leader hits out
Actor Mammootty has faced online criticism, apparently from Left supporters, for visiting BJP leader B Gopalakrishnan's residence after his daughter's wedding in Kerala. Gopalakrishnan condemned the attacks, calling for friendships beyond political affiliations, while senior CPI(M) leader Thomas Isaac distanced the party from the criticism and reaffirmed its ties with the actor.
Delhi's post-Diwali smog puts Rekha Gupta & Co's clean-air promise to test
Delhi's air quality has recently deteriorated, reaching a severe level of 370 on November 9. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta's government is facing scrutiny over its clean-air promises amidst worsening conditions. Despite various pollution-control measures, including a winter action plan, the situation remains dire as the season intensifies. Punjab has also reported a significant number of stubble-burning incidents contributing to regional pollution.
Keralam CM uses Ramayana movie to promote 'Jatayu paara', world's largest bird sculpture
Keralam Chief Minister V D Satheesan has promoted Jatayu Earth's Centre while the Ramayana film is being screened. This centre is home to the world's largest bird sculpture inspired by the epic fight between Jatayu and Ravana. Satheesan noted the film has renewed admiration for Jatayu across India as viewers learn about this legendary figure. He invites all to visit Jatayu paara and experience the legendary story firsthand.
Keralam CM uses Ramayana movie to promote 'Jatayu paara', world's largest bird sculpture
Keralam Chief Minister V D Satheesan has promoted Jatayu Earth's Centre while the Ramayana film is being screened. This centre is home to the world's largest bird sculpture inspired by the epic fight between Jatayu and Ravana. Satheesan noted the film has renewed admiration for Jatayu across India as viewers learn about this legendary figure. He invites all to visit Jatayu paara and experience the legendary story firsthand.
Patriots and Newcastle blew it big, but are Chengdu sport’s biggest chokers ever?
Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory is a time-honoured tradition across the sporting world, just think Newcastle United in the English Premier League 1995-96 season, or the Atlanta Falcons in the 2017 Super Bowl and you get the idea. But has any team, anywhere, in any sport ever done it more emphatically than Chengdu Rongcheng did this past weekend? The Chinese Super League choke artists confirmed their status as potentially the most spectacular losers of all time when a 3-2 defeat to...
World entering 'age of climate extremes': UN chief Guterres
The world is entering a new reality where climate extremes are the norm, the United Nations chief Antonio Guterres warned Monday, urging leaders at the COP31 climate conference in Turkey to "get serious". "We have entered a new age of climate extremes."
Chinese ‘black-hole’ purifier catches tumour cells in blood to stop cancer spread
Chinese scientists have developed a first-of-its-kind purifier capable of removing breakaway tumour cells that circulate through the bloodstream, potentially preventing the recurrence and spread of some cancers. The Shanghai Jiao Tong University-led team said the proof-of-concept platform could lower the risk of metastasis – the leading cause of cancer-related deaths worldwide – in a peer-reviewed research paper published on November 2. When tested in mouse models of breast cancer, the device...
Middle East oil price war heralds post-conflict glut: Bousso
The Strait of Hormuz has become a bustling corridor for Middle Eastern oil, with exports rising sharply since September. However, the ongoing constraints in demand and refining capacity alongside dwindling global crude inventories mean that producers are slashing prices to lure in buyers within a fiercely competitive arena. Analysts foresee a possible surplus driven by increased output from Gulf nations, and a stable peace could exacerbate market dynamics.
Death toll from Saudi attack in Yemen rises to 44
The death toll from Saudi strikes on Yemen's Sanaa province climbed to 44, including more than 20 children, the Houthis said on their television channel Monday. "The toll from the Saudi enemy's massacre in the Alshariyah area of Bani Hushaysh, east of Sanaa, 44 martyrs and 40 wounded," the Houthis' ministry of health said, according to the group's Almasirah TV channel.
CPI's D Raja slams PM Modi over 'Dimagi Naxals' remark, says "he must be ashamed"
D Raja of the Communist Party of India condemned Prime Minister Modi's comments regarding 'Dimagi Naxals' during his speech. Raja expressed concern over the shifting government slogans from 'Congress Mukt Bharat' to 'Naxal Mukt Bharat'. He accused the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh of infiltrating educational institutions and influencing appointments. Raja emphasised that opposing the government should not warrant such labels as 'Dimagi Naxals'.
Krakow mass shooting assailant died in hospital, Polish police say
A mass shooting in Krakow resulted in six fatalities when a young gunman opened fire from his car. The assailant, a 24-year-old from Ostrowiec Swietokrzyski, was shot by police shortly after the attack. The attack has been linked to potential far-right ideology, as indicated by symbols on the shooter's clothing. While the investigation continues, authorities are examining these emblems for further insights.
European Union sues IBM and two European companies over troubled border system: Report
The European Union has initiated legal proceedings against IBM, Atos, and Leonardo for delays in the Entry/Exit System. EU-Lisa reported these delays occurred during the system's development, not affecting its operation. The consortium was awarded a contract in 2019 for implementation and maintenance. In a letter from October 2021, the companies contested a fine imposed on them. They cited external factors like the COVID-19 pandemic as reasons for the delays.
1,200 stubble burning locations on Diwali: Delhi Minister Mishra alleges conspiracy against farmers, against Delhi and Punjab
Delhi Minister Kapil Mishra has claimed a conspiracy related to the spike in stubble burning incidents during Diwali. He stated that farmers in Punjab reported fires in their fields while they celebrated the festival. Satellite data revealed a dramatic rise in stubble burning locations from November 7 to November 8. Mishra has called for investigations into potential involvement by Aam Aadmi Party leaders.
Rape-murder accused killed in police firing, fourth case in Bengal since BJP came to power
Dilip Roy was killed in an exchange of fire with police during an attempted arrest. He was accused of raping and murdering his 12-year-old niece in Uttar Dinajpur district. The police had been searching for Roy for four days following the recovery of the girl's body. Roy allegedly took the girl to the forest under false pretenses before the crime.
Rape-murder accused killed in police firing, fourth case in Bengal since BJP came to power
Dilip Roy was killed in an exchange of fire with police during an attempted arrest. He was accused of raping and murdering his 12-year-old niece in Uttar Dinajpur district. The police had been searching for Roy for four days following the recovery of the girl's body. Roy allegedly took the girl to the forest under false pretenses before the crime.
Police kill man accused of raping and murdering niece in West Bengal, CM says police can retaliate in self-defence
Dilip Roy was killed in a police encounter while allegedly trying to flee. He was accused of raping and murdering his 12-year-old niece, whose body was found in a forest. Police had been searching for Roy for four days before tracking him down near the Bengal-Bihar border. Following his attack on the police, they retaliated in self-defense, resulting in his death.
Police kill man accused of raping and murdering niece in West Bengal, CM says police can retaliate in self-defence
Dilip Roy was killed in a police encounter while allegedly trying to flee. He was accused of raping and murdering his 12-year-old niece, whose body was found in a forest. Police had been searching for Roy for four days before tracking him down near the Bengal-Bihar border. Following his attack on the police, they retaliated in self-defense, resulting in his death.
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