India IPO hosts Rajkot business meet

At Hotel Sayaji in Rajkot, India IPO, a pioneering company that helps entrepreneurs get finance, conducted a revolutionary one-day event. Over 400 participants who attended this historic event were hoping to get priceless insights into corporate growth, relationship building, spiritual direction, and successful networking techniques.

FM INAUGURATES ELECTRONIC DATA INTERCHANGE FOR NE

Finance Minister has called for ensuring that projects be planned and completed without delays as she virtually launched seven infrastructure projects worth over Rs 1,000 crore.

IPL FANTASY STORY: BIG MATCH IN DIGITAL HEAVEN

The burgeoning competitiveness within the Indian fantasy sports industry presents a significant advantage for Indian cricket, particularly evident in the context of the IPL.

US STRIKES HOUTHI MISSILE PREPARING TO LAUNCH TOWARDS RED SEA FROM YEMEN

The missile was prepared to be launched from Houthi controlled areas of Yemen towards the Red Sea and presented an 'imminent threat' to US aircraft in the Red Sea.

INDIA, DENMARK RAISE THE BAR: RED CARPET FOR INDIANS, RED SEA COOPERATION

Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen speaks on the landmark mobility and migration partnership agreement signed during his visit to New Delhi.

CONGRESS IS COLLAPSING UNDER ITS OWN WEIGHT

The onus rests on the Congress leadership to address internal discord and restore stability, rather than resorting to unsubstantiated accusations.

WITH 118 SEATS, NDA JUST THREE SHORT OF MAJORITY IN RAJYA SABHA

The party won 30 of the 56 seats in this round of Rajya Sabha elections.

TAMIL NADU WILL VOTE FOR PM MODI, GROWTH: ANNAMALAI

'We will deliver. There is a very positive response to En Mann En Makkal padayatra,' says TN BJP chief, K. Annamalai.

BJP NAMES FIVE NOMINEES FOR DELHI'S LS SEATS

Bansuri Swaraj among four new faces fielded in Delhi.

Challenge for security forces as armed militias keep Manipur on the boil

Meitei and Kuki armed groups are becoming increasingly bold and audacious with every passing day.

PM REACHES OUT TO MAMATA'S WOMEN AND MINORITY VOTE-BANKS

Prime Minister Narendra Modi hit the campaign trail in West Bengal even before the Lok Sabha elections were announced and from his utterances, made it clear about how the BJP would fight the electoral battle in the state.

BJP's first list has 195 names; 21% sitting MPs dropped

The BJP on Saturday announced the names of 195 candidates from 16 states and two union territories for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections that are likely to be announced by 11 March.

PAK-IRAN TERROR GROUPS TARGET INDIA'S WEST COAST FOR LANDING ARMS, DRUGS

The use of non-military vessels like dhows for smuggling drugs and weapons is becoming a cause for concern.

WHY DID THE KREMLIN ORDER THE DEATH OF ALEXEI NAVALNY?

Alexei Navalny has now joined the long list of Putin critics who have paid a high price for dissent.

INDONESIA'S DEMOCRATIC JOURNEY: FROM SUKARNO TO SUBIANTO

Prabowo Subianto’s ascent to prominence reflects the intricate interplay between family legacies, military affiliations, and political ambitions within the Indonesian context.

Farmers' stir: Old questions need new answers

Farmers should stop playing the victim card and adopt progressive cultivation practices, integrated agriculture solutions, crop diversification, ete.

'INDIA HAS EXPERIENCED 18% HIGHER GROWTH RATES IN MODI YEARS'

The study has been conducted by using high-resolution daytime satellite imagery data on built-up surfaces.

BHOPAL LS SEAT TO WITNESS NEW FACES IN POLL BATTLE

Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur is unlikely to be repeated. Digvijaya Singh will not contest from the seat.

CAA likely to be implemented after polls

With the police and paramilitary forces preparing for the conduct of free and fair polls, it will become a challenge for them to tackle and control the rioters and troublemakers.

AAP, Congress join hands in Delhi for Lok Sabha elections

AAP will contest from four seats, while the Congress from three.

WILL SANDESHKHALI BE MAMATA'S NANDIGRAM?

The land-grab issue that became the cornerstone for TMC’s poll cry has now become the bugbear Mamata Banerjee needs to deal with in Sandeshkhali.

The Sunday Guardian launched in Mumbai at awards conclave

The newspaper was launched in Mumbai by Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, in the presence of Rajya Sabha member Kartikeya Sharma.

BJP WILL WIN ALL SEVEN SEATS IN DELHI: SACHDEVA

I.N.D.I. Alliance has no future in Delhi, says Delhi BJP chief.

BJP SET TO RELEASE NAMES OF CANDIDATES FOR 144 SEATS IT LOST IN 2019

The names will be announced as part of BJP’s first list.

IN PM'S ANTI-CORRUPTION DRIVE, JUSTICE CATCHES UP WITH RAMESH ABHISHEK

The Central Bureau of Investigation’s search on the premises of former bureaucrat Ramesh Abhishek has created a sense of uneasiness among former and serving influential officials who were allegedly dealing in corrupt practices, with a message going out that in his third term as Prime Minister, Narendra Modi will be ruthless on the issue of corruption.

Number of airports, heliports going to cross 200 in 5 years: Jyotiraditya Scindia

Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia spoke to The Sunday Guardian.

Chandrababu Naidu eyes alliance with BJP ahead of elections

The Telugu Desam Party (TDP), which is looking to ally with the Bharatiya Janata Party in Andhra Pradesh for the upcoming Assembly and Lok Sabha elections that will be held simultaneously there, will have to offer the best deal it can, even as its main competitor in the state, the Yuvajana Sramika Rythu Congress Party (YSRCP) will not form any alliance with the BJP, at least a pre-poll alliance.

INDIA CRACKS DOWN ON CHINESE TECH, BANS 17 COMPANIES

Companies that have been banned from participating in tenders include Xp-pen, Highvision Hikvision, Lenovo, Dahua, Lava, Ottomate, Xolo, Airpro, Grandstream, Wi-Tek, Realtime, Maxhub, Nokia, Domino, Reputer, Tyro.

TWO YEARS ON, STALEMATE IN RUSSIA'S WAR ON UKRAINE

Vladimir Putin’s decision to invade Ukraine two years ago has been a disaster for both sides.

Cold War 2.0 calls for a unified Taiwan

How can the DPP create a unified and strong government to navigate Taiwan through the turbulence of the future, similar to what Narendra Modi has done for India?