International Tiger Day 2022: History and significance of the day
International Tiger Day, or World Tiger Day, is observed annually on July 29 to raise awareness of the dangers and problems that tigers face around the world.
International Tiger Day, or World Tiger Day, is observed annually on July 29 to raise awareness of the dangers and problems that tigers face around the world.
On July 28, the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Mandi launched a new MTech programme in Electric Transportation.
On July 27, the Gujarat government unveiled a plan to encourage fresh investment in the semiconductor industry by providing incentives and subsidies to establish businesses there.
The Kerala government is planning to launch its own e-taxi service next month as an alternative to the popular corporate online cab service.
Roshni Nadar Malhotra, chairperson of HCL Technologies, has retained her position as India's richest woman, with a 54% increase in her net worth to 84,330 crore in 2021.
GADVASU, organised two-week dairy farming training programme under the theme "Dairy farming - a profitable venture."
Chhattisgarh government is planning to purchase cow urine from cattle ranchers, which will then be used to make pest control products.
DCPC on July 27 signed MoU with ILO to adopt the International Chemical Safety Cards (ICSCs) for information dissemination to the chemical industry.
Fashion is not only about trends of clothes, make-up and jewelry. In fact, it’s about the portrayal and enhancement of our personality.
Haryana Chief Minister presented Anjali Yadav, who received a perfect score of 100 percent on her CBSE class 10 exam, with a scholarship of Rs 20,000 per month for two years.