Farmers' stir in Punjab, Haryana: Of politics and fear of losing sops

The All India Kisan Sangharsh Coordination Committee has planned a nationwide protest on September 14

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New launches, patents: Multiple catalysts for Dr Reddy's US business

The ongoing pace of product launches in the US should lead to stronger growth after a good Q1, say analysts

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Tackling Sebi's rules: Don't ignore high risk in mid and small-caps

These stocks may see better valuation, but stick to firms with good track record

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Don't lower guard: Not just returns, focus also on a scheme's risks

Enquire how the high returns being promised will be generated, and whether you are comfortable taking the accompanying risk

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Monsoon wind blowing for govt, with many Opposition top guns missing

Congress' reduced strength in Upper House and absence of key critics should help Treasury bench push through contentious Bills

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DMRC resumes full services, 114 commuters penalised for violating norms

The Delhi Metro resumed its full services on Saturday, with the Airport Express Line re-opening after a hiatus of over 170 days due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

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Candidates with high temperature allowed to take NEET exam: Official

Odisha government on Saturday made it clear that the candidates having high temperature and certain symptoms of Covid, but not tested positive, will be allowed to take the test

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Process to elect next party president set in motion: Congress

The Congress on Saturday said that Sonia Gandhi has made organisational changes after authorisation from the party's working committee and has set in motion the process of election of the next party president by constituting an election authority. Asked about the organisational changes made by Gandhi and the subsequent reported statements by some leaders who had written to her over party reforms, Congress' chief spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said he had not seen a single statement by any Congress leader on the issue and cannot comment on that. On whether the organisational changes had Rahul Gandhi's imprint, he said Rahul Gandhi was unanimously elected in an AICC session, but post the 2019 verdict he chose to take moral responsibility and resigned. "Crores and crores of Congress workers and unanimously all leaders including the ones that you mentioned in the meeting of the CWC expressed complete confidence in the leadership of Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi and in fact some of them

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