Haryana: 14 Farmers Arrested for Stubble Burning

Haryana's crackdown on stubble burning has led to the arrest of 14 farmers, despite the government's ongoing efforts to tackle this issue. The Chief Minister has introduced new machinery to help farmers, but the effectiveness of these initiatives is still up in the air.

By Avi G

Delhi University Doubled Its Student Fee Revenue in Just Five Years

Delhi University’s student fee revenue has skyrocketed to over Rs 200 crore in five years. While UGC grants have ascended, their proportion in total funding has dwindled. The university intends to cultivate more funds through various initiatives, including leasing facilities and establishing endowment funds.

By Avi G

Indian Railways Cuts Ticket Booking to 60 Days

Indian Railways is cutting the advance reservation period for train tickets from 120 days to 60 days starting November 1, 2024. This move aims to reduce cancellations and no-shows, tackle fraud, and enhance ticket availability for real travelers. Existing bookings will stay as they are.

By Avi G

Blinkit Launches 30-Minute Delivery for High-Value Items

Blinkit, the quick delivery service under Zomato, is rolling out express dark stores to deliver high-value items like air purifiers and jewelry in just 30 minutes. This move is all about upping the average order value and going head-to-head with giants like Flipkart and Amazon as the quick delivery scene heats up.

By Vishal Kumar

PM Modi Begins 2-Day Russia Visit for BRICS Summit

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has landed in Russia for a two-day trip to join the 16th BRICS Summit in Kazan. This year’s summit is a big deal, with new members like Iran and the UAE joining the crew. Modi is all set to chat with Russian President Putin and other leaders about pressing global issues, aiming to boost multilateral cooperation.

By Vishal Kumar

NGT’s Ban Ignored: Tandoors Continue to Pollute Bhopal’s Air

Bhopal is facing a serious air pollution problem, and it seems like the traditional tandoors are adding to the mess. Even with the National Green Tribunal (NGT) trying to clamp down on these old-school ovens, many are still in use, causing a big headache for health experts.

By Avi G

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