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Tata Steel faces Rs 1,755 crore demand over alleged excess coal extraction
Tata Steel Ltd has been served a demand notice amounting to Rs 1,755 crore by the District Mining Office (DMO) in Ramgarh, Jharkhand, over alleged excess coal extraction spanning several financial years. According to the notice dated March 30…
Never waste a crisis, comrade. But can Albonomics meet the moment?
You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime. It is widely agreed that the prime minister's national address on Wednesday stole…
Trump's latest White House casualty was always on borrowed time
Attorney General Pam Bondi had a pretty good idea her days were numbered. President Donald Trump had complained too freely, too frequently, to too many people about her inability to prosecute the people he hates. She was falling short of Trump's…
These regions are key to Albanese's Future Made in Australia vision. Why are people leaving?
Industrial regions that have benefited from millions of dollars in bailouts for local industry are bleeding residents to other parts of Australia, complicating Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's mission to prop up the nation's ailing critical…
India Braces for Record Power Demand, Risks Galore
India's peak power demand is projected to hit 270 GW this summer, surpassing last year's record of 250 GW. While India has adequate capacity at the national level, states can play a critical role in effectively meeting peak demand, given that they…
The pilot of progress: Remembering Biju Patnaik's grand vision for India
Beaten by the local British Superintendent of Police twice, once for trying to push his way to have a darshan of Gandhi, and once for trying to touch, dreamy-eyed, the wings of the helicopter which had made an emergency landing for refuelling in…
Warning sign? Retirement saving habits eroding, payroll firm says
(NewsNation) — The eroding retirement-saving habits among many U.S. workers could be the equivalent of a canary in the coal mine, showing that economic pressures are hitting the middle class hard, a new report suggests. Payroll firm Dayforce…
Trump has shunned solar power. Some of his supporters want to MAGA-fy it.
The solar industry became a target in the first year of President Donald Trump's second term, when his administration cut key federal tax credits, subsidies, and investments in solar power, as well as broader green technology initiatives. The…
'Fuel supplies adequate': Govt urges no panic buying
The government on Saturday urged citizens to avoid panic buying of petrol, diesel and LPG, saying fuel supplies remain adequate despite disruptions linked to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas said the…
Democrats Need New Stories
Democratic governors' affordability politics is trashing “what remains of U.S. climate policy,” Politico reports this week. The piece points to New York Governor Kathy Hochul trying to delay legally binding emissions targets; Maryland…
Blueberries, limes, tomatoes: Your produce bill is about to take a hit
Your local grocery store's produce section is the latest casualty in the war with Iran. Wholesale prices for a range of fruits and vegetables, including blueberries, limes, and tomatoes, rose sharply over the past month, according to data from the…
From early birds to emerging butterflies: UK shows signs of earliest spring on record
Bluebells are flowering, swallows are returning and orange-tip butterflies are flying in what could become Britain's earliest recorded spring. Records for early spring occurrences are being smashed as 2026 looks to be the earliest this century for…
Counterpoint: It's time to halt the AI data center attack
Gasoline prices have nearly doubled nationwide over the last month, as President Trump's war with Iran continues. As a result, many consumer staples that rely on diesel-fueled trucks to reach store shelves are also rising in cost. And food prices…
Avoid visiting LPG distributors unless necessary, use digital modes: Petroleum Ministry
The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas on Friday said the government is making all efforts to ensure availability of Petrol, Diesel and LPG, and citizens are advised to avoid panic purchase of Petrol and Diesel as well as unnecessary booking of…
'Profoundly let down' voters in one of Labour's safest seats consider switching sides
Until recently, lunchtime on a Thursday would have been a manic period for Steven Lightbrown, with a queue out of the door for fish and chips, pies and fritters. But since the closure of the steelworks in Port Talbot in September 2024, the takeaway…
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