September 2, 2025

Jammu Battles Torrents: Schools Closed Again, University Exams Postponed Till Sept 4!

With heavy rains set to lash Jammu, all government and private schools will remain shut for another day. University of Jammu postponed exams till September 4 to keep students safe from storms and floods. Authorities warn of landslides, flash floods, and rising river waters—advising everyone to stay alert and cautious.

September 2, 2025

Gurugram’s Traffic Nightmare: Heavy Rain Drenches City, Waterlogging Chaos Hits Key Spots

Gurugram suffered big traffic jams and waterlogging on Monday evening after heavy rains soaked the city for hours. Key areas like Tulip Chowk and Signature Tower were badly hit. The district saw up to 116 mm rainfall in some parts. More showers are expected, with temperatures staying cool.

September 2, 2025

Congress MP Manickam Tagore Urges PM Modi to Protect Nicobarese Tribes From Rs 72,000-Crore Great Nicobar Project Threat

Congress MP Manickam Tagore has slammed the Great Nicobar Project, asking PM Modi to stop it and protect the forest and tribal rights of Nicobarese people. He demands a fresh review of forest clearance and action against officials for violating laws. The tribal community’s voice needs respect and justice, he says.

September 2, 2025

Ahmedabad Set for World's Biggest Green-Energy Sports Complex by 2028!

Get ready Ahmedabad! By 2028, the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Sports Enclave will shine as one of the world’s largest sports complexes powered by 30MW clean energy. With Rs 5,050 crore investment, solar and wind power will fuel this massive 650-acre project, bringing huge savings and making the city a shining star in India’s Net Zero race.

September 2, 2025

Hitachi Energy Pumps Rs 300 Crore to Double Mysuru Plant's Transformer Insulation Output

Hitachi Energy is injecting Rs 300 crore into expanding its Mysuru plant to boost production of top-quality transformer insulation boards. This move supports India's growing energy grid and renewable goals, while making the facility ultra-low carbon by 2027. The expansion also targets supply to global markets like the Middle East and South Africa.