Sanjay K. Jain

A beautician and her paramour were arrested for murdering her husband in northeast Delhi four days ago.

It is often called white gold. And now cotton is living up to the sobriquet outshining others.

The two-day Indore Management Association’s (IMA) 30th International Management Conclave 2023 started Friday with leading management experts and industrialists calling for smart leadership traits and use of latest technology as a tool to compete.

President Ram Nath Kovind said here on Wednesday it was the paramount duty of universities to ensure that their campuses emerged as spaces that nurtured free expression and ideas, where experimentation was encouraged and failure was not ridiculed.

Thanks to its skewed sex ratio, one Haryana's worst kept secrets is back to haunt the capital with Delhi police claiming to have busted a gang that used to abduct young girls and sell them off to middle-aged men and their brothers in Haryana as brides.

Making a breakthrough in a contractor's murder case, the police have arrested the accused.

The relaxation given on local sourcing of goods for single-brand retail shops of multinational companies to attract more foreign direct investment has evoked mixed responses among the apparel industrialists.

The absence of minister of commerce Anand Sharma at the ‘India Show’ in Dhaka has not been a big dampener as the warmth of both Indian and Bangladeshi business communities marked the day celebrated in Bangladesh as the countdown to its independence when India had formally joined the freedom war on December 3, 1971.

Even 24 hours after tragedy struck, the DDA park at Shastri Park in northeast Delhi remains a death trap. The civic agency is yet to pump out water from the park, where an eight-year-old boy, Tanvir, drowned in an unmarked pit.

New Delhi, Aug 7 () The Confederation of Indian Textile Industry (CITI) today welcomed the GST Council's move to slash the rate on job work like weaving, cutting, knitting and embroidery to 5 per cent from 18 per cent decided earlier.

New Delhi, Jun 14 () Cotton production is estimated to grow by 8.11 per cent to 373 lakh bales in 2017-18 season ending September over the previous year, the Confederation of Indian Textile Industry (CITI) said today.

India's apparel exports are experiencing robust growth, driven by Western buyers seeking alternatives to Bangladesh and China. A significant 11.3% year-on-year increase in May signals a recovery from post-pandemic stagnation. Duty advantages over China and political instability in Bangladesh are further fueling this surge, presenting a major opportunity for Indian manufacturers in the US market.

More than 36 hours after Friday's rain, the authorities have not bothered to pump the water out or close entry to areas which remain waterlogged.

The absence of minister of commerce Anand Sharma at the 'India Show' in Dhaka has not been a big dampener as the warmth of both Indian and Bangladeshi business communities marked the day celebrated in Bangladesh as the countdown to its independence when India had formally joined the freedom war on December 3, 1971.