India Coal Import Proposal: India shelves coal import plan as high global prices, weak rupee raise costs

Recent Views 19 India puts coal import plan on hold, prioritises domestic production and transport (representative image) India has shelved a proposal to make power plants import coal to replenish dwindling stockpiles, as elevated international prices and a weaker rupee have increased the cost of overseas shipments, Bloomberg reported on Monday, citing people familiar with…

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‘Smiles on their faces, spirits unbroken’: Dipke’s first reaction after court extends judicial custody of Das, Ranka | India News

Recent Views 16 NEW DELHI: Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke on Monday shared a picture of group leaders Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das after a court extended their judicial custody by two days.Dipke said Ranka and Das entered the court with “smiles on their faces” and their spirits “unbroken.”Click here for live updates“Ashu…

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French unrest hits football: Olympique de Marseille and Lille stores looted as clubs condemn violence | Football News

Recent Views 20 Olympique de Marseille and fellow French top-flight club Lille have been hit by looting and vandalism during a weekend of unrest across France, with both clubs condemning the damage to their official stores as authorities moved to tighten security.Marseille confirmed on Monday that its shop on La Canebiere, the city’s historic main…

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Tiger Shroff firing case: Accused allegedly conducted reccee of the actor’s house, football ground, investigators are now reviewing CCTV footage from previous days |

Recent Views 18 The men suspected of opening fire at actor Tiger Shroff’s car in Mumbai had allegedly visited his residence multiple times before the incident, with investigators now scrutinising CCTV footage to establish their movements. Mumbai Police sources said the accused had also visited the football ground, including on the Sunday of the shooting,…

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In 2018, Indian-origin siblings Rohan and Anya Satija sold cookies and lemonade in Texas to buy books; their nonprofit has now donated 100,000 books and 125,000 supplies and classroom items, helping 15,000 students

Recent Views 16 An Austin lemonade stand started by two young siblings in 2018 has grown into an educational non-profit that has shared 100,000 books, 125,000 learning supplies, and thousands of mental health kits across Texas. Indian-origin brother and sister Rohan and Anya Satija began their work after learning about “book deserts.” These are neighbourhoods…

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