Monthly Archives: January, 2020

Owner and Wadia Group Chairman Nusli Wadia has withdrawn criminal defamation suits registered against Tata Sons’ Chairman Emeritus Ratan Tata and other leaders in 2016, including a petition that queried ₹3,000-crore in damages.

Markets regulator Sebi has delayed by two years to April 2022 it's directive for registered companies to split the positions of chairman and MD in view of demand from corporates and to keep agreement burden lower in the track of the current financial scenario.

Indian markets closed at record highs today, driven by profits in IT and metal stocks. The Sensex surged 258 points to a fresh closing high of 41,858. The Nifty ended at 0.6% higher at 12,333, its first end above 12,333.

Walmart Inc, the world's biggest retailer, has fired 56 of its India officials including eight from senior administration, Krish Iyer, President and CEO of its India section, said on Monday. Iyer said that the release of a newspaper of a second round of layoffs in April was baseless.

India’s retail inflation plunged to 7.35% in December 2019, originally on the back of increasing food prices and increased telecom tariffs, according to official data issued on Monday evening.

The first thing that comes in our mind when we think about Lohri is born fire, dance, food baskets, peanuts, and popcorns. Lohri is called as the harvest festival of India is also known as Lohadi or Lal Loi. It is linked to the Bikrami calendar and is celebrated the day before the festival of Maghi celebrated in India as Makkar Sankranti. 

New Delhi: Bombay Dyeing Chairman Nusli Wadia on Monday withdrew all defamation cases including the Rs 3000 crore suit for damages against Tata group...

On January 11, 2019, a police officer from Jammu and Kashmir, previously honored with the President's medal for bravery was caught accompanying two terrorists. It is alleged that the policeman was traveling in a vehicle on the Srinagar-Jammu Highway, on their way to the national capital of New Delhi, as per police sources. The policeman has been identified as Davinder Singh, currently engaged as the Deputy Superintendent of Police [DSP] posted at the Srinagar International airport. Allegedly, Davinder was caught at Wanpoh in the Kulgam district with Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Naveed Babu. Naveed Baby is accused of being involved in the killing of 11 non-local workers including truck drivers and laborers in south Kashmir last year in the month of October and November. It is said that the rationale behind the killings was to drive away from the non-locals of the area, out of Kashmir. Further, it was also an attempt to target the thriving apple industry in Kashmir, post the announcement of the scrapping of Article 370 by the Central Government on August 05, 2019. As per the information provided by the police and sources, the activities of Naveed Babu were on track for quite some time, after they could identify him through a phone call to his brother. Being on the radar of the police, they were able to identify a vehicle that Babu used for conveyance and intercepted it. It was then that it came to notice that Babu was being accompanied by former Special Police Official (SPO), alleged to be his accomplice- Asif and Davinder Singh, who was the DSP. All three were said to be traveling at Wanpoh. 

New Delhi: Taking a dig at former finance minister P Chidambaram for opposing Citizenship (Amendment) Act, BJP leader GVL Narasimha Rao said here on...

Tehran: Iran has signalled it favours a de-escalation after 10 days of heightened tensions with the United States during which both sides fired missiles...