Meghalaya’s New FOCUS+ Scheme Will Give Rs 5,000 to Every Household and Benefit Farmers
On July 28, Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma launched FOCUS+, an extension of his flagship initiative FOCUS.
Those older than 17 but under 18 can now register to vote in advance
The Election Commission (EC) has determined that anyone over 17 can now apply in advance to register as voters once they turn 18 in an effort to guarantee that more young people vote.
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.
HCL’s Roshni Nadar Richest Indian Woman with net worth of ₹ 84,330 crore; Check the list
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 Hosts ‘Dairy Farming: A Profitable Venture’ Training Program
GADVASU, organised two-week dairy farming training programme under the theme "Dairy farming - a profitable venture."
DCPC and ILO sign agreement to adopt international chemical safety cards
DCPC on July 27 signed MoU with ILO to adopt the International Chemical Safety Cards (ICSCs) for information dissemination to the chemical industry.
World Nature Conservation Day: History, Significance and Theme of 2022
Every year on July 28th, World Nature Conservation Day is observed, to raise public awareness about the importance of natural resource conservation.
ONGC Signs Agreement with Greenko ZeroC to make Green Hydrogen
ONGC and Greenko signed MoU to pursue opportunities in renewables, green hydrogen, green ammonia, and other green hydrogen derivatives.
India becomes second-largest mobile phone maker globally: Govt
India's mobile phone production by value more than doubled in FY22, making the country the world's second-largest manufacturer of these devices.
IRCTC Railways Announces Special Mahalay Pind Daan Air Package; Know more
In Sanatan Dharma, Pind Daan is an important ritual, performed to bring peace and salvation to the souls of ancestors and other relatives who have passed away.
