Kerala sets three-year target of one crore litres of milk a day
Kerala aims to raise daily milk production to one crore litres within three years, Minister Bindhu Krishna said at a regional dairy seminar in Kollam.
Economy
Vaishnaw Warns of Sabotage Threats as India's Chip Sector Grows
Ashwini Vaishnaw has warned that India's semiconductor sector will face sabotage attempts, including cyber attacks, fake news and physical disruptions.
Wildlife crop damage in Kozhikode tops ₹1.35 crore ahead of State conclave
Crops worth ₹1.35 crore were damaged by wildlife in Kozhikode between January and August 14, with Purameri recording the highest loss.
Cyber Command arrests three in ₹93.58 lakh online trading fraud, 507 mule accounts frozen
Three arrests and 507 frozen bank accounts have emerged from a probe into an online trading and investment fraud of ₹93.58 lakh.
California Weighs One-Time 5% Wealth Tax on Billionaires
Californians will vote on Proposition 40, a one-time 5% tax on billionaires to fund healthcare, food assistance and education, amid debate over revenue and capital flight.
India's exports to core BRICS nations jump 34% to $19.9 billion
India's exports to China, South Africa, Brazil and Russia rose 34% to $19.9 billion in April-August 2026-27, with China contributing the most.
Coal India Expands Beyond Mining With Gasification, Power and Critical Minerals Push
Coal India is building a diversified, technology-driven portfolio across coal gasification, thermal power, renewables, storage and critical minerals.
Hong Kong to Grow Yuan Bond Market, Build Yuan Gold and Commodity Markets
Hong Kong will widen its dim sum bond market and develop yuan-denominated gold and commodity markets, finance secretary Paul Chan said, after the city set out its first five-year plan.
IBPS RRB 2026 Registration Closes Tomorrow: 13,706 Vacancies Across 28 Banks
IBPS is closing registration and fee payment for Regional Rural Bank recruitment 2026 on September 21, with 13,706 vacancies across 28 participating banks.
Chile's Beloved 'Completo' Feels the Pinch as Economy Nears Recession
Chile's iconic completo hot dog faces pressure as the economy contracts, unemployment rises, and inflation accelerates.
China's US soybean imports slide 12% in August as trade flows shift
Chinese imports of US soybeans fell 12% year-on-year in August, customs data show, with Brazil consolidating its position as the top supplier.
Fast Food Becomes a Two-Way Bridge Between US and China
American fast-food chains are growing rapidly in China, while Chinese brands like Mixue and Luckin Coffee make inroads in the US, creating a two-way culinary exchange.
Eviction notices on Nazool land spark concern among Srinagar traders
Srinagar's business community is worried after eviction notices were served on commercial establishments occupying Nazool land, including the Mohidin Trust building.
Macron, Carney Meet in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon to Deepen Canada-France Ties
French President Emmanuel Macron and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney meet Sunday in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon to strengthen economic and security ties.
ICAI Unveils SSA 5000 to Bring Sustainability Assurance in Line with Global Norms
ICAI has issued SSA 5000, a sustainability assurance framework aligned with international standards, effective for financial years beginning on or after April 1, 2027.
Singhvi Calls Tata Trusts-Tata Sons Split Unthinkable, Says Courts Must Resolve Row
Senior advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi says severing the Tata Trusts-Tata Sons relationship is unthinkable and only courts can resolve the dispute.
Extended Dry Spell Boosts Salt Output in Prakasam, but Price Slump Hits Workers
Salt workers in Prakasam's coastal mandals face an uncertain livelihood as overproduction driven by an extended dry season pushes prices down.
German Economic Institute Lifts 2026 Growth Forecast to Nearly 1.2%
Germany's IW institute has tripled its 2026 growth forecast to nearly 1.2%, citing exports and public spending, while flagging risks from energy prices and weak investment.
Bessent and He to Hold Talks on AI, Tariffs and Critical Minerals
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng meet in New York to prepare deals on AI, tariffs and critical minerals ahead of the Trump-Xi summit.
Syria to Subsidise Diesel for Heating and Farming After Fuel Price Protests
Syria will sell subsidised diesel for heating and agriculture after sharp fuel price rises triggered protests, as Damascus drivers describe shrinking daily earnings.