Month: September 2026

Supreme Court asks NHAI to consider setting up CCTVs, monitoring rooms at toll plazas

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Supreme Court asks NHAI to consider setting up CCTVs, monitoring rooms at toll plazas

Representative image. | Photo Credit: K. Ragesh The Supreme Court on Thursday (September 3, 2026) raised concerns over encroachments and stationary vehicles on highways and asked the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) to consider setting up camera surveillance systems and monitoring rooms at toll plazas to address such hazards. A Bench of Justices Vikram…

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Nation

Aditya Birla Group forays into wires and cables business

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Aditya Birla Group forays into wires and cables business

Aditya Birla Group has announced it’s entry into wires and cables business under the brand Ultravolt. This makes the group’s fourth new business foray in three years which includes paints, jewellery and a B2B e commerce platform called Birla Pivot.  With an investment of ₹1,800 crore, Ultravolt will be the second largest player in the…

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Business

No two-wheelers on one stretch of Airport Road elevated corridor from September 4

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No two-wheelers on one stretch of Airport Road elevated corridor from September 4

Two-wheelers will be restricted on the flyover stretch starting from Sanjeevini Cross near Hebbal and ending at Vidyashilpa Junction near Yelahanka. | Photo Credit: ALLEN EGENUSE J. Starting Friday, Bengaluru Traffic Police (BTP) will ban two-wheelers on the flyover from Sanjeevininagar Cross to Vidyashilpa Junction along Ballari Road and certain other categories of vehicles on…

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Gloria Steinem obituary: The feminist organiser and her everyday rebellions

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Gloria Steinem obituary: The feminist organiser and her everyday rebellions

On her website, Gloria Steinem describes herself as a “feminist organizer”, a doer, as most women are. Until the end, she hosted Talking Circles, at her New York home, where people gathered do the rough-and-tumble work of activism, but also the gentler work of community building. This “movement building” is what Steinem will always be…

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World

Chittoor cyber cell recovers ₹2.22 lakh lost in cyber crime within two days

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Chittoor cyber cell recovers ₹2.22 lakh lost in cyber crime within two days

Chittoor Cyber ​​Cell police recovered ₹2.22 lakh within two days of a cybercrime fraud incident. According to Superintendent of Police Tushar Dudi, a resident of Somala village received a message from an unknown sender claiming, “A fine of ₹1,000 has been imposed on your tractor.” Upon opening the link provided in the message, a fake…

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U.S. LPG not a silver bullet for India; expand LPG Storage, cut freight costs: World Liquid Gas CEO

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U.S. LPG not a silver bullet for India; expand LPG Storage, cut freight costs: World Liquid Gas CEO

James Rockall, CEO and Managing Director of the global industry body World Liquid Gas Association (WLGA). Source: Special Arrangement. India’s move to diversify its LPG procurement by sourcing more supplies from the U.S. may not be the silver bullet that helps it weather the current crisis, despite the U.S. being a major LPG producer and…

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