PM Narendra Modi highlighted the significant progress in India-UAE trade, noting a remarkable 20% increase since the signing of the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement last year.
As per the announcement from Twitter, messages from verified users, that is, those with a Twitter Blue subscription, will also be placed in the “Message request” section if you’re not following them.
A male cheetah died at the national park in Madhya Pradesh today, making it the eighth big cat casualty there in nearly four months. The African cheetah, Suraj, was found dead at the Kuno National Park early this morning.
The journey from Earth to the moon for the spacecraft is estimated to take about a month and the landing is expected on August 23. Upon landing, it will operate for one lunar day, which is approximately 14 Earth days
The report reveals that despite 72 percent of districts in the country being exposed to extreme flood events, only 25 percent of them have operational flood forecasting stations or EWS.
The water level of the Yamuna River in Delhi has surpassed the estimated danger mark, creating an extreme situation. Initially projected to reach 207.99 meters on Wednesday night, the water level rose even higher, measuring 208.05 meters.
Previously, under the Act, those who were assigned land by the government for cultivation or housing purposes were not allowed to transfer or have any title or rights over the assigned land.
Tesla has initiated discussions with the Indian government regarding a proposed investment to establish a car factory in the country, as per a report published on Thursday.
The visit is likely to see substantive outcomes in defence, energy, space and also people-to-people cooperation with France looking to make it easier for Indian students to study in France.
The water level of the Yamuna River in Delhi reached a record high of 207.55 meters at the Old Railway Bridge. The city witnessed heavy rainfall, causing the river to breach the evacuation mark and prompting evacuation efforts along its banks.
