Mankrit Kaur
Bharat Express News Network
Congress Raises Alarm Over Attacks On Minorities In Bangladesh; Urges Indian Government To Act
The Congress party has urged the Indian government to address rising violence against religious minorities in Bangladesh.
Centre Allocates Rs 3,623 Crore To Combat Crop Stubble Burning
On Tuesday, Kirti Vardhan Singh announced in the Lok Sabha that the Centre allocated Rs 3,623.45 crore for crop residue management.
Digital Life Certificates For Pensioners Surpass 1 Crore Milestone
Jitendra Singh on Tuesday announced that the issuance of Digital Life Certificates has exceeded one crore in the ongoing DLC 3.0 campaign.
Acharya Pramod Krishnam Calls Kharge’s Push For Ballot Paper Voting ‘Stupidity’
Former Congress leader Acharya Pramod Krishnam criticized Kharge's call to replace EVMs with ballot papers.
Indian Stock Market Opens Flat; Adani Stocks See Gains
The Indian stock market opened flat on Wednesday, with gains in the auto and IT sectors and positive movement in the Adani Group.
Delhi’s Air Quality Remains Critical; Several Areas In ‘Severe’ Category
On Wednesday, the national capital's air quality remained a cause for concern, with the CPCB reporting several areas in 'severe' category.
Job Opportunities Soar In Fiber Installation & Maintenance As 5G Networks Expand
India's digital growth will create 1,00,000 fiber-related jobs in five years, says Subburathinam P, Chief Strategy Officer at TeamLease.
Sebastian Coe Hopes India Will Host Olympics; Praises Growth In Athletics
Sebastian Coe praised India’s passion for sports and expressed confidence that the country will one day be ready to host the Olympics.
Foreign Tourists Arrivals In India Reach 9.52 Million In 2023, Says Tourism Minister
India welcomed 61.91 lakh foreign tourists in the first eight months of 2023, reaching a total of 9.52 million for the year.
Indian Railways Recruited Five Lakh Employees In A Decade; Surpassing Previous Record
Indian Railways recruited approx 5 lakh employees over the last ten years, exceeding the 4.4 lakh individuals hired in the preceding decade.
