India reclaims diamond from British monarchy
Pakistan and Afghanistan also claim the gem that came to London during the reign of the British Empire After the Queen’s death, messages related to
Flood hits 1 million in India
The Indian state of Odisha in the east of the country experienced a powerful flood that affected about a million citizens. Due to monsoon rains,
Shrinking Global Chickpea Production: A Hummus Shortage Looms
The global supply of chickpeas, a staple food for countries in the Middle East, Egypt and India, will drop by 20%. Lovers of hummus, this
In India, new army recruitment rules provoke anger
The reform plans to retain, after four years of training, only 25% of recruits while unemployment is hitting young people massively. After the controversial law
Girl decides to marry herself in India
A resident of Vadodara, Gujarat, India, has decided to marry herself Kshama Bindu, 24, has chosen a venue for her wedding and set a date.
Kubota Group takes over 80% of the belt rake manufacturer ROC
Kverneland boss Shingo Hanada is pleased that the ROC Company further strengthens the group in the area of hay and forage harvesting by complementing the
Dam on India’s Cleanest River Opposed by Many in Meghalaya
Stiff resistance from a minimum of 12 villages in Meghalaya has cast a cloud on a 210 MW hydroelectric project on Umngot, considered India’s cleanest
Assam launches housing, education loan subsidy scheme
The BJP-led government in Assam on Tuesday launched a housing loan subsidy scheme to provide financial relief on the purchase or construction of the first
Arunachal Pradesh : Villagers take pledge at fest to save river
On Friday, residents of about seven villages around Aalo in Arunachal Pradesh made a pledge to conserve Siyom, one of the West Siang district’s most
Love Brigade Campaign launched by Mizoram to spread awareness for AIDS
A bunch of taxi drivers and bikers in Mizoram are giving away more than just a paid ride to their passengers. They are distributing free