India saves $5.43 billion forex as coal imports dip due to rising local production
The reduction in coal imports resulted in foreign exchange savings of approximately $5.43 billion (Rs 42,315.7 crore) for the country, the Coal Ministry said.
The reduction in coal imports resulted in foreign exchange savings of approximately $5.43 billion (Rs 42,315.7 crore) for the country, the Coal Ministry said.
India’s foreign direct investment (FDI) into Dubai surged to $3.018 billion in 2024 -- a five times jump from $589 million in 2023, making the country the top investor in Dubai, a report showed on Tuesday.
To ensure fair prices for farmers, the Gujarat government has initiated the procurement of cotton at the Minimum Support Price (MSP).
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Prominent television actor Karanvir Bohra has been roped in to play Mahipal, a menacing local thug in the forthcoming web series "Khandaan".
"We want peace to prevail in the region, and for this, we are ready to do our part," he told reporters in Istanbul after Friday prayers.
The EU has said that the funds are set to support projects for education, health, and the livelihoods of Afghan people.
The state government has also made it clear that the land should be big enough so that it can have a 3-km runway to accommodate larger planes like Boeing 777. The indications are clear that the state is keen to develop an airport which will be big enough with facilities equal to the present airport.
The Iraqi security forces in the Diyala province are on high alert after the attack, while high-ranking security officials from the provincial
The vaccine rollout for 8 million eligible children in this age group will start in March, informed sources said after its approval was fast-tracked by the Ministry, making it the first jab to become available to this age group in the country, reports Xinhua news agency.
