Hafiz Saeed named in NIA supplementary chargesheet over Pahalgam terror attack

Despite NALSAR student protests, convocation invite extended to — and accepted by — CJI

India's Ethanol Supply Crosses 8 Billion Litres, Industry Now Eyes Demand Growth

India's ethanol blending program has crossed 800 crore litres in the latest supply year, marking a significant production milestone. Grain-based feedstocks have emerged as the dominant source, contributing 76% of ethanol supply as of July, driven largely by maize and surplus FCI grains. Sugarcane-based ethanol, previously a major contributor, has seen its share of the monthly supply mix decline. With production capacity now substantially expanded, the industry's focus is shifting toward stimulating sufficient demand to absorb the increased output.

Ferry Fire in Indonesia Kills 1, Rescues 172; Overcrowding Concerns Rise

A ferry caught fire in Indonesia, killing one person and prompting the rescue of 172 individuals. Authorities were able to bring the survivors to safety following the incident. The vessel's official manifest listed only 131 passengers and crew, meaning the actual number aboard far exceeded recorded capacity. This discrepancy has raised serious concerns about overcrowding on Indonesian ferries. The incident comes just a month after a similar fire, intensifying scrutiny over passenger safety standards.

N Chandrasekaran: From TCS CEO to Tata Sons Chairman After Mistry Ouster

N Chandrasekaran has built a career spanning nearly four decades within the Tata Group. He previously served as Chief Executive of Tata Consultancy Services, the group's flagship IT arm. In 2017, he was elevated to the position of Chairman of Tata Sons, the holding company of the Tata conglomerate. His appointment came in the wake of a high-profile boardroom dispute that resulted in the removal of former chairman Cyrus Mistry.