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ArticleA weak mon­soon looms as MeT dept lowers its fore­cast

NEW DELHI: The India Met­eor­o­lo­gical Depart­ment (IMD) on Fri­day revised its sea­sonal rain­fall fore­cast down­ward — from 92% of the long-period aver­age issued in April to 90% — and attached a 60% prob­ab­il­ity to a defi­cient sea­son, mean­ing...

Article1% of trade deal left to be final­ised: Gor

NEW DELHI: Only “1%” of the pro­posed India-US trade deal remains to be final­ised and Wash­ing­ton expects the agree­ment to be signed in the next few weeks fol­low­ing the visit of an Amer­ican team to New Delhi for fur­ther nego­ti­ations, US...

ArticleHealth cover, wel­fare drive India’s social gains: NFHS

NEW DELHI: India’s impress­ive eco­nomic growth, and the rev­enue cush­ion it has gen­er­ated over the past three-and-a-half dec­ades have allowed it to sur­mount some of the most acute social sec­tor chal­lenges, and it no longer has to worry about...

ArticleINDIGO SEES SHOCK LOSS IN Q4 AMID FOREX DRAG, WAR

NEW DELHI: The coun­try’s largest air­line IndiGo repor­ted an unex­pec­ted loss of ₹2,536.9 crore in the March quarter amid cost pres­sures, oper­a­tional dis­rup­tions, rupee depre­ci­ation and softer demand linked to the West Asia con­flict. NEW...

ArticleDefi­cient mon­soon ahead?

Revised sea­sonal fore­cast, down from 92% of LPA IMD attached 60% prob­ab­il­ity to a defi­cient sea­son, 24% to below-nor­mal mon­soon, 14% to nor­mal, 2% to above-nor­mal WHAT LED TO CHANGE IN FORECAST? Early arrival of El Niño: Linked to harsher...

ArticleGov­ern­ment to expand its audit of CBSE’s on-screen mark­ing sys­tem

NEW DELHI: The Union edu­ca­tion min­istry is plan­ning to expand its scru­tiny of the Cent­ral Board of Sec­ond­ary Edu­ca­tion’s (CBSE) on-screen mark­ing sys­tem to include a full audit of the plat­form’s imple­ment­a­tion — from the ten­der­ing...

ArticleTRUMP INDICATES ‘FINAL’ DECISION ON IRAN TRUCE; TEHRAN WARY

ArticleHCs must deliver bail rul­ings within 24 hrs of hear­ing: Top court

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Fri­day issued sweep­ing and bind­ing dir­ec­tions to all high courts across the coun­try man­dat­ing that bail applic­a­tions be decided on the same day or, at the latest, within 24 hours of hear­ing, while also fix­ing...