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Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has said that India should no longer depend on China and should focus on research and innovation to boost domestic manufacturing. His remarks come in the wake of border clashes between India and China in Ladakh. Speaking about the country's electric vehicle roadmap, Gadkari said self-dependence for components is the key to success for the industry.
India has fallen down to the 140th place in the World Economic Forum's Gender Gap Index 2021. Notably, the decline took place in indicators like political representation, economic participation and labor force participation rate. Shockingly,… read-more
TAGS: Women Empowerment, Gender Equality, Equal Rights, World Economic Forum, Gender Gap Index
Like never before, Shri Amarnath Shrine Board (SASB) is planning to build concrete structures for facilitating… read-more
TAGS: Amarnath Yatra, Shri Amarnath Shrine Board, Covid-19, Jammu and Kashmir
The Jammu Police on April 4 arrested Malik Umaid alias Abdullah, a commander of terror group Islamic State of Jammu and Kashmir (ISJK). Booking Malik under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, the police also recovered a pistol, eight rounds… read-more
A 5.4 magnitude earthquake jolted the Sikkim-Nepal border on April 5 night. While the tremors were felt at several parts of West Bengal, Assam, and Bihar, the National Center for Seismology stated of no aftershocks as the magnitude was below 6.… read-more
TAGS: Earthquake, Sikkim, National Center for Seismology, West Bengal
The Customs Department at Mangaluru International Airport have arrested three people and confiscated 2.8 Kg of gold worth Rs 1.3 crore, on April 7. Accused Muhamad Ashraf had hidden gold under his feet, while Rajeesh had concealed gold under his… read-more
At least 37 doctors from Delhi’s Sir Ganga Ram Hospital have tested positive for COVID-19. While 32 are isolated at home, the remaining five have been admitted to the hospital. Reportedly, most of the doctors are young and had taken the vaccine… read-more
TAGS: Delhi, Sir Gangaram Hospital, Doctors, Frontline Workers