Hazaribagh/Pakur/Ranchi: In Sonbarsa, a village in Sinduari Panchayat of Barkagaon block in Jharkhand, 36-year-old Suresh (name changed) works as a security guard on land he once owned. In 2016, this land was acquired by the National Thermal Power Corporation’s (NTPC) Pakri Barwadih coal mining project. Suresh says he made this bargain in the hope of
MUMBAI: It’s that time of the year again—school’s out, temperatures are soaring, and kids are glued to their screens like mango pulp to a glass of lassi! But this summer, Ultra Media and Entertainment Group, a four decade old leading name in the Indian entertainment industry adds another feather in it’s cap by bringing a
The Supreme Court gave partial relief to the West Bengal government in the school jobs scam case. The court said that assistant teachers for classes 9 to 12, who were not involved in any wrongdoing, can continue working for now. These teachers were earlier removed from their jobs due to irregularities in the 2016 recruitment
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New Delhi: Gensol Engineering, the beleaguered firm that came under market regulator Sebi’s lens for fund diversions and governance lapses, said that its independent director Arun Menon has resigned with immediate effect. In his resignation letter addressed to Anmol Singh Jaggi, one of the promoters of the company, Menon said, “There was growing concern on
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(Bloomberg) — Barclays Plc will work with Brookfield Corp. to offload some of its payments business, as part of the lender’s push to boost returns. Barclays agreed to inject £400 million ($529 million) as part of a deal to turn the payments unit into a standalone company, according to a statement Thursday. Brookfield will be
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I first heard Mahler’s Symphony No. 5 on a rainy evening, alone in my apartment and still reeling from a heartbreak that had cracked open everything I thought I understood about love. I didn’t expect the music to speak so directly to my pain—or to become a lifelong companion in healing. What unfolded wasn’t just
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I first heard Mahler’s Symphony No. 5 on a rainy evening, alone in my apartment and still reeling from a heartbreak that had cracked open everything I thought I understood about love. I didn’t expect the music to speak so directly to my pain—or to become a lifelong companion in healing. What unfolded wasn’t just
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Customer data has been serving as a critical resource for businesses to achieve success for a long time. It can help them strategize and plan actions that can redefine their business objectives and transform the way they fulfill their audiences’ needs. In 2025, businesses can get a large set of information from every move made
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Srinagar: Mohammad Yousuf Dar and his wife, Shameema, sit cross-legged before their loom, deftly tying consecutive knots to create the floral patterns of the famed Kashmiri carpets that are now threatened by the Trump administration’s sweeping tariffs. Genuine hand-knotted Kashmiri carpets are typically made from pure silk, and sometimes pure wool, which is more challenging.
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