Author: FinSiddhi
Ranchi parks suffer neglect as broken amenities, encroachments rise
Ranchi parks suffer neglect as broken amenities, encroachments rise
Mamata Trinamool, CPM offices face attacks across 6 S Kol wards for 4 hrs
Mamata Trinamool, CPM offices face attacks across 6 S Kol wards for 4 hrs
‘Space constraints at existing premises’: Tamil Nadu minister defends CM Vijay’s Rs 1,200-crore secretariat plan
‘Space constraints at existing premises’: Tamil Nadu minister defends CM Vijay’s Rs 1,200-crore secretariat plan
BJP, Congress trade barbs over PM Modi mimicry at Rahul Gandhi’s Indore event
The Bharatiya Janata Party criticized the Congress party after a comedian mimicked Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This performance occurred during an event attended by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in Madhya Pradesh. Union ministers and other BJP leaders targeted the opposition party and the Congress MP over the skit. Congress leaders defended the program, stating that…
Industry seeks wider use of degraded forests for compensatory afforestation
Industry bodies want private projects in forest-rich states to undertake compensatory afforestation on twice the area of degraded forest when non-forest land is unavailable
Turkey signals military support for Saudi Arabia against Houthi attacks
Ankara signals technical support under the Mecca alliance as Houthi strikes test regional security
Lam Research aims to source locally for new silicon ingot: Executive
Last week, Lam Research India announced its plan to invest ₹10,000 crore in India
At 17, Plano teen’s AI air-quality project serves 1,000 Texans, wins $10K
A young innovator from Plano has created an AI tool that tracks air pollution in underprivileged neighborhoods. This groundbreaking project not only garnered him a national award with substantial prize money but also offers educational resources and air purification devices to families in need. Moreover, the initiative cultivates young leaders who can adeptly analyze air…
1937 Florida home saved from demolition lists for $3.5M after restoration
A 1937 Florida home once used as law offices and nearly demolished has been restored after almost 7,800 hours of work. The 4,330-square-foot Cade Allen house in St Petersburg, built for Ena Jackson, retains its original windows, doors, floors and stone features and is now listed for $3.5 million.