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Why August can be a hungry month for honeybees despite summer
INS Sudarshini in Lisbon to boost India-Portugal naval partnership
Several celebrities and influencers have stopped endorsing food and beverage brands. This action follows increased regulatory oversight and judicial pressure on the sector. Brands face scrutiny over mandatory labelling for high salt, sugar, and fat content. Celebrities are concerned about reputational damage more than financial penalties. This shift reflects a growing respect for regulatory enforcement…
Meet Edward Kang, 17, who trained AI to screen for autism and ADHD
Lufthansa Group executive says tronger passenger and premium demand makes India an attractive market. India is now Lufthansa’s second-largest intercontinental market after the United States. The airline is expanding capacity and adding premium services to India. A partnership with Air India could further shape Lufthansa’s India strategy.
The government is contemplating the enforcement of mandatory chloride contamination limits for E20 petrol. Automakers have expressed worries over fuel quality and its potential effects on vehicle components. Presently, the chloride contamination thresholds are merely part of voluntary standards for ethanol-blended petrol. The Bureau of Indian Standards is striving to implement these requirements as mandatory….
‘Sever Iran ties or be cut off from global financial system’: US to world
Medical device makers now avoid loan licenses for outsourced sterilization services. This change simplifies business while industry leaders express concerns about new labeling rules. Printing sterilizer license numbers on device labels may hinder export flexibility and cause shipment delays. Manufacturers worry about losing the ability to choose the fastest available sterilization facility. The government also…
28 years later, J&K reopens probe into Ganderbal massacre of 23 Pandits
As of June 2026, CLINT had approximately S$1.7 billion (roughly ₹8,820 crore) of borrowings. As of June, CLINT’s assets under management stood at S$3.5 billion.