Kuldeep Kirtirajan

Coal market reform: Government notifies rules for setting up coal exchanges

In a step towards introducing market-based coal trading, the government on Tuesday notified rules for setting up coal exchanges aimed at improving price discovery, boosting transparency and modernising the country’s coal supply chain.The ministry of coal on Tuesday said the Coal Exchange Rules, 2026 have been published, creating a regulatory framework for establishing and operating…

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AAP’s Arvind Kejriwal alleges ED raids on Hindu traders in Punjab, calls it ‘harassment’ | India News

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convenor Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday alleged that the Enforcement Directorate (ED) is “harassing small Hindu traders in Punjab” while claiming that raids are being conducted on traders in the state. In a post on X, Kejriwal wrote, “The ED party is once again conducting raids on Hindu traders in Punjab…

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Rajya Sabha polls: Congress relocates Madhya Pradesh MLAs to Karnataka, levels poaching charge at BJP | India News

NEW DELHI: Ahead of Rajya Sabha polls in Madhya Pradesh, Congress leaders on Tuesday alleged poaching attempts by Bharatiya Janata Party and shifted its MLAs to Congress-ruled Karnataka to prevent cross-voting.“All Congress MLAs are being shifted to Bengaluru in party-ruled Karnataka,” Saunsar MLA Vijay Revanath Choure told news agency PTI.This comes after the Congress Legislature…

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Optical illusion personality test: Butterfly or moth, monster, bird, dragon, or abstract? What you see first reveals if you are feeling anxious, threatened, calm, or fearful right now |

Photo: Marina Neuralean / Instagram Have you ever noticed how quickly your brain identifies something in a confusing image? That first impression isn’t random; instead, it’s quietly revealing how your nervous system is feeling right now. This optical illusion personality test, which was shared by Marina Neuralean on social media recently, invites you to look…

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China’s exports jump 19.4 per cent in May, driven by tech and EV demand

China’s exports grew at a faster-than-predicted pace in May, supported by strong overseas demand for semiconductors, electric vehicles and other technology-related products, even as geopolitical tensions and elevated energy prices weighed on global trade.Data released by China’s customs agency on Tuesday showed exports rose 19.4 per cent year-on-year in May, up from April’s 14.1 per…

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North Belfast Stabbing: North Belfast attack: Man arrested after stabbing leaves victim seriously injured | World News

Belfast stabbing leaves man injured as police launch investigation / Image – file A major police investigation is under way after a man was seriously injured in a stabbing incident in north Belfast that police have described as a critical incident.The attack happened on Kinnaird Avenue shortly after 10:30pm on Monday. According to the Police…

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Watch: Bat blocked by Dickwella’s foot? Priyansh Arya’s freak run-out triggers fan debate | Cricket News

Priyansh Arya run out (Screen grab) NEW DELHI: Priyansh Arya’s fluent innings ended in extraordinary fashion after a bizarre mix-up with Ruturaj Gaikwad and an unfortunate collision with wicketkeeper Niroshan Dickwella’s foot during the tri-series opener against Sri Lanka A on Tuesday.An extremely unusual dismissal unfolded in the 13th over after Gaikwad pushed the ball…

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Layoffs at Sam Altman’s $2.5 billion startup, as company struggles to show how its key ‘Eye technology’ can generate revenue

Sam Altman founded eyeball-scanning startup – Tools for Humanity is cutting jobs, reports Business Insider. The publication claims to have seen an internal email that was sent to the startup employees on June 8 from the human resource team. “As we enter the next step of our company strategy and operating priorities, we have made…

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