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Plastic pollution treaty talks end without an agreement

India, Aug. 16 -- Countries on Friday failed to reach an agreement during the resumed fifth round of international talks in Geneva that could have led to the first-ever global treaty to curb plastic p... Read More


Liquor sales hit by 50% duty hike

Mumbai, Aug. 16 -- Liquor sales dropped significantly in July compared to the first quarter of the 2025-26 financial year on the back of a 50% hike in excise duty in the last week of June. The hike pu... Read More


New promenade on Coastal Rd is open

Mumbai, Aug. 16 -- In early May, when a content creator, Soumya Mandvikar, made a reel on how to reach the newly done Worli seafarers promenade, it was a path filled with obstacles. From the Venus Apa... Read More


Security upped at Aarey to curb debris dumping

MUMBAI, Aug. 16 -- The state dairy development department will install closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras and double the number of security personnel on its land in Aarey Colony, to halt illegal... Read More


woman, 30, dies after falling from train

NAVI MUMBAI, Aug. 16 -- A 30-year-old woman died after accidentally falling from the Mumbai-Mangaluru Matsyagandha Express near Gove village in Roha taluka on Wednesday evening. The incident occurred ... Read More


Digital independence is the next step for the India story

India, Aug. 16 -- Yesterday we celebrated freedom. The speeches were stirring, indicating India's time had come. And yet, in the real world where our economy now lives, inside racks of servers, lines ... Read More


IT firms tap GCC consulting route to win tech contracts

Bengaluru, Aug. 16 -- Mid-sized information technology (IT) services companies like Mphasis and Hexaware Technologies are investing in advisory firms that help large corporations set up back-end techn... Read More


Sarabjot starts from zero after high of Paris Olympics bronze

Mumbai, Aug. 16 -- Winning a medal at the Olympics can be a lifelong memory for any athlete, especially for Indians given how rare it is to join the single-digit club every edition. Sarabjot Singh is ... Read More


even brief chats can be helpful to know if judge picks suitable: cji

New Delhi, Aug. 16 -- CJI Bhushan R Gavai on Friday described the Collegium's recent practice of personally interacting with candidates being considered for high court appointments as "really helpful,... Read More


Bollywood's Love for Krishna

India, Aug. 16 -- Filmmaker "I have great memories of the song Woh Kisna Hai, where an Indian boy rescues an English girl during the 1947 riots. During their journey, he (Vivek Oberoi) shows how peopl... Read More