India's Footwear Industry Aims for Design-Led Growth

India's footwear industry is partnering with an Italian design institute to establish a university in Tamil Nadu, focusing on design education to move beyond contract manufacturing and capture higher global prices.

Ghaziabad Station Revamp Misses Deadline, 40% Work Done

The ambitious redevelopment of Ghaziabad railway station has missed yet another deadline, with only 40% of work completed over two years after its launch. Officials cite operational challenges on the busy Delhi-Howrah trunk line.

Temple Shutdown Crushes Tribal Strawberry Farmers' Hopes

The sudden closure of Bhimashankar Jyotirlinga temple for restoration has left hundreds of tribal strawberry farmers in Pune's Ambegaon tehsil struggling to sell their perishable crop, threatening their livelihoods and a promising agricultural initiative.

J&K Farmers Adopt High-Value Crops, Survey Shows

A recent survey highlights that farmers in Jammu and Kashmir are increasingly transitioning to high-value crops like saffron and apples, boosting agricultural productivity and income in the Union Territory.

Hyderabad's Vertical Boom: 200+ High-Rise Approvals

Hyderabad's real estate market is defying sluggish trends with a surge in skyscraper approvals. Over 200 high-rises, some reaching 70 floors, are set to transform the city's IT corridor by 2030, driven by FSI regulations and rising land costs.

Karnataka Seeks Centre's Help for Agri-Export Expansion

Karnataka's Agriculture Minister N Chaluvarayaswamy calls for Union government cooperation in cold storage, transport, branding, and export support to enhance agricultural exports, speaking at the International Trade Fair 2026.

Trump's Oil Threat Puts Nayara Refinery's Future in Doubt

US President Trump's threat to impose a 25% penalty on India if it continues buying Russian crude raises uncertainty over the operations and ownership of the Nayara refinery in Gujarat, India's second-largest single-site refinery.

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