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BusinessThe Himachal Pradesh Government's plan to buy back the 66-MW Dhaulasidh Hydroelectric Project from SJVN for about Rs 800 crore faces a major hurdle. SJVN states it has already spent over Rs 1,200 crore on the project. SJVN Director (Personnel) Ajay Sharma confirmed the company submitted its audited accounts reflecting these costs.
The Tribune India·15h ago·Himachal Pradesh
SportsIsrael player Abu Farchi received a second yellow card and a red card during the UEFA Nations League match against Austria. The referee had booked him four minutes earlier and then showed the second yellow for his celebration, resulting in his dismissal and leaving Israel with 10 players on the field.
Sport Star The Hindu·13h ago
WorldAmerican Airlines Flight 167, a Boeing 787-9, made a sharp U-turn over the Pacific Ocean about seven hours into its flight from New York's JFK Airport to Tokyo's Haneda Airport. The flight was diverted to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) following this unexpected change in course.
The Sunday Guardian·13h ago·Los Angeles
ScienceProfessor Abhishek from IIT BHU will bring together scientists engaged in cosmic research. This initiative aims to foster collaboration among researchers working on the universe and related scientific studies, enhancing knowledge sharing and advancing cosmic research efforts.
Amar Ujala·13h ago·Varanasi
PoliticsJohn Rutledge, Safanad Chief Investment Strategist, discussed on 'Fast Money' the ongoing difficulties in trade and geopolitical negotiations between the U.S. and China. Despite talks, significant progress remains distant as both leaders navigate complex issues affecting bilateral relations.
Cnbc·13h ago
PoliticsAmid global geopolitical shifts and a multipolar world, emerging powers like China are challenging Western dominance through BRICS and the Global South. China is expanding its influence in Africa, altering political, economic, and diplomatic ties between African countries and the European Union. These changes reflect a broader transformation in global economic relations.
Modern Diplomacy·13h ago
The Tribune India·15h ago·Himachal Pradesh
The Himachal Pradesh Government's plan to buy back the 66-MW Dhaulasidh Hydroelectric Project from SJVN for about Rs 800 crore faces a major hurdle. SJVN states it has already spent over Rs 1,200 crore on the project. SJVN Director (Personnel) Ajay Sharma confirmed the company submitted its audited accounts reflecting these costs.
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