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September 19, 2022

Chorus Grows For Rahul Gandhi As Party President

Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Assam, Gujarat, Odisha PCCS adopt resolutions urging him to lead party

2 mins

Exclusive PG for deaf students in Presidency

IN a first, Presidency College in Chennai is set to introduce a Master's degree course in the State exclusively for deaf students. Currently, the college has B Com and Bachelor in Computer Application (BCA) courses exclusively for such students. Students can apply for the course from September 16 to September 23 till 5 pm.

1 min

IT firms mulling way out of B'luru?

Industry assns blame it on recent flooding incidents and demolition drive of K'taka govt

2 mins

MAKING SENSE OF GDP GROWTH AND POVERTY

The fifth-largest aggregate GDP is based on official exchange rates. If PPP exchange rates are used for conversion, Indian GDP is already the third-largest

4 mins

SUCH VARYING WAYS TO FINDING PEACE

THE International Day of Peace or Peace Day is observed around the world each year on September 21.

4 mins

2.5K defence related patent applications filed since 2018

THE work towards indigenisation and innovation into the defence manufacturing is bearing results with the number of patent applications filed particularly in areas of design in the recent years crossing the numbers of the same filed till four years back.

2 mins

Tourism ministry to identify key areas behind low world ranking

CONCERNED with the country's low ranking in global travel and tourism index (TTDI) over the years, the ministry of tourism is set to launch an exercise to conduct a gap analysis and identify the key areas in which India is lagging. During the process, it will also identify and develop indicator wise action plans. It has planned to set up a project monitoring unit (PMU) for the purpose.

2 mins

Tradition of keeping Muslim in puja panel continues

SETTING up an example of brotherhood in Jalpaiguri in north Bengal, organisers of a Durga Puja give their Muslim neighbour berth in the puja committee as joint secretary.

1 min

Kedarnath: Move to put gold on walls of sanctorum sparks debate

THE Badri Kedar Temple Committee's decision to add a gold coating to the walls of the sanctum sanctorum has been resulted as rifts between political parties and the temple's priest community.

1 min

China gets thousands of orders for UK flags

JUST Ninety minutes after Queen Elizabeth II died, orders for thousands of British flags started to flood into a factory south of Shanghai.

1 min

WHY SET MULTIPLE GOALS FOR YOUR MONEY

FINANCIAL planning is like minding a herd. Just like sheep or cattle, your money tends to meander. When you receive your paycheck, you want to ensure that you provide adequately for your future. You need to manage today's expenses after setting aside a small portion of your income for tomorrow.

2 mins

Federal Reserve meet to guide market this week

The Federal Reserve is now expected to go for a very steep rate hike to tame the rising inflation. This, according to market experts, will tighten liquidity in the equity market, and is a big negative for emerging markets such as India where foreign investor participation is very prominent.

1 min

Bajrang braves head injury for 4th Worlds medal

INJURIES seem to spur wrestler Bajrang Punia on. It happened last year at the Tokyo Olympics where he competed with his injured right knee to win bronze. It happened again at the World Championships in Belgrade, Serbia. Despite sustaining a serious head injury in his first bout, he not only competed with his skull bandaged heavily but also finished on the podium, winning his fourth Worlds medal. For the record, he is the only wrestler from the country to win four medals at the event.

2 mins

Arsenal go top of the table with clinical display over Brentford

ARSENAL moved back to the top of the Premier League with a dominant 3-0 win at Brent ford, while Everton beat West Ham 1-0 to get their first victory of the season on Sunday.

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