India pours record rice harvest to ethanol

India pours record rice harvest to ethanol

Submitted by Rajandra Jadhav Mumbai (Reuters) -Idia devotes record rice to ethanol production because it is fighting precedent -free spare, which is likely to be even more swelling when the new crop of the season comes, which is reverse from the previous flaws that have been exported. Turning more rice into ethanol helps to reduce … Read more

An impressive journey of Indian spiritual art

An impressive journey of Indian spiritual art

The new exhibition at the British Museum in London is demonstrating a rich journey of Indian spiritual art. Named Ancient India: Living Traditions, it combines 189 amazing objects that have been centuries. Visitors can explore everything from 2000 -year -old sculptures and paintings to complex narrative groups and manuscripts, revealing the stunning evolution of spiritual … Read more

The Air India accident emphasizes the new Boeing problem: Dreamliner

The Air India accident emphasizes the new Boeing problem: Dreamliner

When you buy through our articles links, Future and its syndication partners can earn commissions. People move through the Air India flight 171 disaster location in Ahmedabad, India, 2025. June 12th | Credit: Siddharaj Solanki / Bloomberg via Getty Images The deadly India Flight 171 accident last week focused on the updated inspection of the … Read more

Air India Dreamliner entered Ahmedabad College Hostel, killing more than 240

Air India Dreamliner entered Ahmedabad College Hostel, killing more than 240

Author Shivam Patel and Aditi Shah Ahmedabad, India (Reuters) -More than 240 people were killed when an Air India plane, directed to London on Thursday, crashed the moment when Ahmedabad rose Thursday. The Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, which has 242 people who were directed to the street of the British capital, south of the British capital, … Read more

India strengthens the dispatch of suspected foreigners to Bangladesh

India strengthens the dispatch of suspected foreigners to Bangladesh

Guwahati, India (Reuters) -Itin began pushing people who she believes illegal immigrants to neighboring Bangladesh, but human rights activists say that authorities are arbitrarily throwing people out of the country. Since May The Northeast Indian Assam State “released” 303 people to Bangladesh out of 30,000 foreigners over the years, over the years, the top official … Read more

India, the main consumer of coal energy, receives great benefits for the reception of clean energy. Here’s how

India, the main consumer of coal energy, receives great benefits for the reception of clean energy. Here’s how

Bengaluur, India (AP). One of the most carbon -surveyed countries, India also makes a lot of effort to use the power of the sun, wind and other clean energy sources. Most of the electricity in India, the most living in the world, is still of coal, one of the dirtiest forms of energy. However, according … Read more

Indian Mumbai Airport with Indigo, Air India due to payment terms

Indian Mumbai Airport with Indigo, Air India due to payment terms

Author Aditya Kalra The New Delhi (Reuters) is an Indian Airport operated by Adani Group, owned by Adani Group, prompted by top carriers Indigo and Air India’s lobbying efforts after changing payment rules by quoting financial needs and airline default. The airport is one of the busiest India at a time when dozens are included … Read more

Indian wheat yields ignore market speculation

Indian wheat yields ignore market speculation

Provided by Rajandra Jadhav and Mayank Bhardwaj Indore, India (Reuters). Strong wheat yields in India quickly supplement stocks, which means that this year the country will be able to satisfy domestic demand this year, contrary to the market that it will require foreign stocks and a possible stretching of global prices. India banned 2022. Staple … Read more

The Indian watchman found,

The Indian watchman found,

Author Aditya Kalra The new Delhi (Reuters) -The anthimonopolistic body of the Indian found that the World Advertisement Agencies violated the law by coordinating commissions, and in March. Based on the commissions of advertisers and urged Sweatdog raids on advertising and media companies in March, based on a document that contains new research in the … Read more

Support of Pakistani Army Chief Lifting after India Conflict

Support of Pakistani Army Chief Lifting after India Conflict

Submitted by Asif Shahzad Islamabad (Reuters) -Asim Munir, Chief of the Pakistan Army, is the most powerful person in the country, but his popular support has increased after the worst conflict with the Archy’s competing India, shaking criticism of politics and strictly fighting opponents. A grateful government gave him a rare promotion to the outdoor … Read more