Lucknow Gets Partial LPG Relief After Conflict Disruption

Oil companies have partially restored commercial LPG supply in Lucknow, offering some relief to hotels, restaurants, and small manufacturers after a month-long crisis linked to the West Asia conflict. Supply is currently at only 20% of normal levels.

Indore Flyover: 400-Tonne Steel Girder Placed at 23 Meters

Engineers in Indore successfully installed a 65-meter-long, 400-tonne steel bowstring girder atop the Luvkush Square double-decker flyover using aerial assembly and winch machines, with traffic halted for 12 hours during the critical operation.

Varanasi Hotel Boom: Tourism Fuels Rs 1,207 Crore Investment

The Kashi Vishwanath Corridor's transformation has triggered a tourism explosion in Varanasi, driving massive hotel investments. 27 new hotels worth Rs 1,207 crore are underway, creating over 2,100 jobs and positioning the city as a global spiritual-comme

Oberoi Group to Build Rs 400 Cr Hotel in Amritsar

Punjab Minister Sanjeev Arora announced the signing of an MoU between Oberoi Group and Springedge Solutions for a 150-room Trident hotel in Amritsar, with an investment of Rs 400 crore and expected to create 350 jobs.

Chennai OTP Veggie Prices Below 35/kg for Weeks

Onions, tomatoes, and potatoes in Chennai retail markets have stayed under 35 per kg for nearly three weeks due to high availability and low demand, with wholesale prices as low as 12 per kg.

RHB Samriddhi Scheme Wins SKOCH Gold Award

Rajasthan Housing Board's Samriddhi Apartment Scheme has secured the prestigious SKOCH Gold Award for delivering affordable housing with modern amenities at reduced prices.

India Alone Against China-Backed WTO Deal After Turkey Shift

India remains isolated in opposing a China-backed investment facilitation agreement at WTO talks in Cameroon, as Turkey withdraws opposition. Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal faces multiple battles including e-commerce duties and fisheries subsidies.

Vidarbha LPG Stock Dips Below One Day's Supply

LPG stock in Vidarbha cities has dropped to less than a day's consumption. HPCL and BPCL maintain minimal buffer, while IOCL fares slightly better. Panic buying and supply constraints exacerbate the situation.

Adani Defence Delivers First Batch of Prahar LMGs

Adani Defence & Aerospace has delivered the first batch of 2,000 Prahar light machine guns to the Indian Army, marking a milestone in domestic defence manufacturing under the 'Make in India' initiative.

Wheat Prices Crash in Vidarbha, Farmers Blame West Asia Conflict

Wheat prices in Vidarbha have plummeted by over Rs 1,000 per quintal compared to last year, falling below the MSP of Rs 2,585. Farmers attribute the crash to export disruptions from the West Asia conflict, leading to a domestic glut and lack of procuremen

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