New Delhi, May 30 -- At 2.30pm on Wednesday, the NCR's temperature hit a shocking 52.3 degrees Celsius, its hottest day ever, according to a screenshot taken by Mint. Earth sciences minister Kiren Rij... Read More
New Delhi, May 30 -- At 2.30pm on Wednesday, the NCR's temperature hit a shocking 52.3 degrees Celsius, its hottest day ever, according to a screenshot taken by Mint. Earth sciences minister Kiren Rij... Read More
New Delhi, May 24 -- A sizzling heat wave is stretching India's power infrastructure. In fact, the power deficit in June is projected to be the highest in 14 years. Mint looks at the factors causing i... Read More
New Delhi, May 12 -- Vijayawada/Guntur/Amaravati: Bulla Kiran, an 18-year-old first time voter from Namburu village, about 25km from Vijayawada in Andhra Pradesh, is keen to exercise his maiden democr... Read More
New Delhi, May 9 -- Regulatory action in Singapore and Hong Kong on two of India's biggest spice brands-MDH and Everest-for alleged chemical contamination has turned the heat on spice exports. Mint lo... Read More
Mysuru, May 7 -- Come election time, employees at Mysore Paints & Varnish Ltd (MPVL), a public sector undertaking owned by the Karnataka government, try to steer clear of their colleague K. Vishalaksh... Read More
Mysuru, May 7 -- Come election time, employees at Mysore Paints & Varnish Ltd (MPVL), a public sector undertaking owned by the Karnataka government, try to steer clear of their colleague K. Vishalaksh... Read More
Mysuru, May 7 -- Come election time, employees at Mysore Paints & Varnish Ltd (MPVL), a public sector undertaking owned by the Karnataka government, try to steer clear of their colleague K. Vishalaksh... Read More
New Delhi, May 1 -- The heatwaves sweeping India can lead to a spike in food inflation, especially vegetables and mangoes where prices are already steep. After a prolonged spurt in cereal and pulse pr... Read More
New Delhi, April 28 -- Theoretically, redistribution of wealth is a good way to bring down economic inequality. But implementing it is fraught with challenges. As debate on the topic rages, Mint looks... Read More