Late start for sugar mills in west; lower exports following resumption this month

Samyukta Kisan Morcha to hold nationwide march to Raj Bhawans on November 26, to mark the two years of the farmer protest

Audit needs to verify whether crucial fiscal steps recommended by Finance Commission have been met

IT firms units want WHF for more employees for a longer period, developers are concerned about losing customers for office space

Central KYC (CKYC) is managed by CERSAI, which is government authorised entity to function as Central KYC Registry

The mantra of climate-resilient farming was simple but difficult to digest for traditional farming households

‘Principle of economic strategic autonomy will hold the key to global re-balancing and big players will constantly strive to be more capable technologically’

Murmu is currently on an official visit to Chile

Centre revises final growth rate for July 2022 upwards to 4.8 per cent from 4.3 per cent earlier

It is expected that strict implementation of the LPS rules will bring back financial viability of the power sector in the country and would attract investment to ensure reliable 24x7 electricity to the consumers

Providing relief. Softening commodity prices, good rabi crop expectations likely to ease domestic inflation, says CEA

This, even as earnings jumped 27 per cent y-on-y, finds an ICRA study

issued orders for blocking of website , apps and social media accounts of the platform

During the first eight months, urea production stood at 187 lakh tonnes

A special task force has recommended the use of certain red flag indicators as alerts to identify shell companies

This is the second FTA with Australia in this year and has a lot of potential for exporting finished products as they are largely a raw material and intermediate producing country: Piyush Goyal

Procurement of goods and services from GeM has crossed ₹1-lakh cr so far this fiscal on account of an increase in buying activities by different ministries and departments

For the first time, power plants on the western coast would receive coal through the coastal shipping route, he said

Modi meets economists seeking suggestions for the Budget

Revenue-earning freight traffic for April–Nov period was saw an 8.3 per cent higher y-o-y at 976.8 million tonnes

Nirmala Sitharaman said the regulators will do their job on the Adani issue

Amends Rule 11 UAC(4) of the Income Tax Rules

WPI inflation trend to help retail inflation nearing RBI MPC’s target of 4%

Event to unleash the growth potential of the sector; discussions to spark ideas

Sliced lamb shawarma, sesame-crusted pancakes, pickles on a stick, cannolis with fresh ricotta... DIVYA CHANDRAN discovers why a walking tour is a great way to take in the flavours of New York city

Going on a jungle safari is one thing. And then again, going into a jungle where Mowgli and Bagheera supposedly once roamed, legends were born and beautiful stories created, is an entirely different thing. BHUMIKA K. takes you through an experience when the summer sun meets imagination at the Pench Tiger Reserve

The writer recounts her visit to the International Yoga Festival earlier this year

Chennai has no dearth of statues. What if we had a contest to pick some of the most interesting? These five will surely find a place, writes GEETA PADMANABHAN

Built by an Italian architect, Madurai’s Tirumalai Naick Palace is a graceful fusion of the East and West. T. SARAVANAN investigates its past with some help from a Canadian historian, the British Library and a local archaeologist

Check out the places where people are partying across the globe this month

Techies in Technopark are teaming up to travel

From sinking in the splendour of the past to exploring future reality in space, SOMA BASU soaks in a wide spectrum of experiences in Florida

The women of Nochi Kuppam more than add to the character of this coastal stretch. They keep the home fires burning

Ashvin Gidwani on what inspired his play The Scent of a Man, to be performed in the city on Saturday

Living in Anaikatti means being at close quarters with all kinds of creatures. Sometimes too close.

A guide to lesser-known scenic hill stations and treks in the Himalayas

Slovenia’s capital, Ljubljana, is a portrait of its citizens striving to forge a cultural identity for themselves, writes NIYANTHA SHEKAR

The writer sets off on an expedition to an old quarter of her city and unearths some gems at the Kumaran market

Come Durga Puja, and Kolkata is filled with a unique, noisy fervour that’s part of the flavour of the season, writes ANUBHUTI KRISHNA

Kakkathuruthu, 75 km from Kochi airport, went from remote island to world famous, thanks to a Nat Geo feature. PRIYADERSHINI S finds out why

From a Nature trail and lanterns lighting up the sky to museums and temples in the countryside, SUBHA J RAO lists five things to check out in Taiwan

The odyssey of Dakshina Murthy Krishna Kumar and Choondarathna on their scooter has gone viral on social media

The case for rereading cannot be made emphatically enough as we see how the armchair nature of David Damrosch’s travels serves as a nudge to readers to structure their favourite books

The six-episode series traces the emotional and spiritual calling of the 55-year-old Bollywood music composer, explores his creative dimension and puts his physical mettle to the test

As Amish Tripathi launches his latest book, War of Lanka, in Chennai, he confesses to being an accidental writer

The javelin thrower has been roped in as the Friendship Ambassador of Switzerland. He also donated his gold-winning javelin to the The Olympic Museum in Lausanne

India ranks low in terms of visa-free/visa-on-arrival regimes for travellers in 2022

ROFL, a friends-of-friends network of singles, which started in Delhi about seven years ago, has now expanded to seven cities across India; finding like-minded people and creating happy spaces is their success mantra

Over 72 lakh tourists arrived in the region between January and May, according to the Director of the Tourism Department of Himachal Pradesh Shimla provides respite to throngs of tourists from the scorching heat via its hill stations