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No uniformity in food prices as traders go their own way

District Consumer Protection Committee seeks meeting of Food Advisory Committee to discuss the matter

Sanitation workers demand State govt. to hold talks; plan to protest at Perambur or Panaiyur

Uzhaippor Urimai Iyakkam president K. Bharathi said the next protest could be held at the Perambur Assembly constituency office, Panaiyur or outside the Corporation Commissioner’s residence, among other locations

Delhi Police questions ex-bureaucrat Ashish Joshi over social media posts, released after 9 hours

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‘Baseless’: Rajasthan High Court judge responds to allegations of ‘misuse of powers’

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Indian wheat prices gain ₹150/quintal as government lifts ban on product shipments

A section of the stakeholders is worried, with global prices surging to a 3-year high on Black Sea disruption, lower output this year

Maharashtra FDA suspends licences of two more food establishments in Mumbai

Inspections found several lapses at these establishments including inadequate storage facilities, poor personal hygiene, deficient pest-control measures

$1.5 b wheat export opportunity for India, says Assocham study

Record production, comfortable stocks, competitive prices and the gradual reopening of exports give India a strong base to become a reliable global wheat supplier, the paper says

BJP Making All Appointments: Akhilesh Yadav's Jibe On Temple Trust Overhaul

Air Marshal (Retd) Jeetendra Mishra, who headed the Western Air Command during Operation Sindoor, has been appointed the organisation's first Chief Executive Officer. He is expected to handle the temple management and financial affairs.

Delhi approves bill to ease process of approvals, licences for businesses

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Expired fire certificate, storage lapses trigger 48-hour sealing notice for Abhishek’s Camac Street office

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A top commander for Ayodhya: Who is Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra; from Operation Sindoor to Ram Mandir CEO

From leading the Indian Air Force's Western Air Command during the Operation Sindoor to being the 1st CEO of Ram Temple, Air Marshal (Retd.) Jeetendra Mishra prepares for a completly different role after more than 38 years of service.

Mahua slams rebel TMC MPs over delay in responding to disqualification notices

Vice Admiral Dilip Raghavan assumes top Armed Forces medical role

Surgeon Vice Admiral Dilip Raghavan assumed the appointment of director General Hospital Services (Armed Forces), officials said on Wednesday.

Telangana wants Centre to procure pulses, maize, jowar

Wants a minimum gauranteed price of Rs ₹25,000 a tonne for oil palm

Omar Abdullah accuses police of double standards on protest permissions, slams centre over statehood delay

Abdullah criticised the police, alleging that different standards were being applied depending on whom the protest was directed against.

Story 'concocted' by state: Allahabad HC quashes DU student's detention under NSA after Noida workers' protest

The judges stated there were several lapses after closely examining the sequence of Chaudhary’s arrest and the notices issued to her under the BNSS.

Retail, wholesale Indian sugar prices drop further

However, mills find few takers for their offers, while prices likely to drop further tomorrow

Doctor found dead in Guwahati’s private hospital, suicide suspected: Police

A 41-year-old ICU physician was found dead at a Guwahati hospital, with police suspecting suicide and awaiting a postmortem report.

IRCTC imposes Rs 5 lakh fine on food service provider after 25 students fell ill on train

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AI boom heats up Bay Area housing market as wealthy buyers drive demand for high-end homes across US

High-income earners, many of them employees at AI companies, are snapping up multimillion-dollar houses in the San Francisco Bay Area, undaunted by the higher mortgage rates and rising home prices that have prevented many would-be buyers from affording a home.