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Sunil Bharti Mittal gets highest French civilian award

NEW DELHI: Sunil Bharti Mittal, Bharti Enterprises founder and chairman, has been named a Chevalier de l’Ordre national de la Légion d’Honneur (Knight of the National Order of the Legion of Honour) by French President Emmanuel Macron.Established in 1802 by Napoleon Bonaparte, the Légion d’Honneur is the highest civilian award bestowed by the French Republic….

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‘Salt rubbed into wounds’: 3 men allege electric shocks, torture at BJP MLA’s house in UP | India News

3 men allege torture at BJP MLA’s house in UP (File photo: PTI image) NEW DELHI: Police in Uttar Pradesh’s Moradabad are investigating allegations that three men were illegally confined and tortured at the residence of BJP MLA Sushant Singh over a missing gold bracelet belonging to the legislator’s son, PTI reported citing officials.The complainants…

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Record alert! Tilak Varma joins elite fielding club with India’s best catch ratio in T20Is | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: India vice-captain Tilak Varma may have endured an unusual run-out in the third T20I against West Indies, but the match also brought a significant personal milestone for the left-handed batter. Tilak became only the fifth Indian fielder to complete 50 catches in T20Is during Sunday’s match in Indore, joining an elite list featuring…

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‘Money is not everything’: Ahead of his Hollywood debut in ‘Street Fighter’, Vidyut Jammwal points out big difference between two industries, how Bollywood needs ‘planning, professionalism, discipline and legal aspects’ rather than bigger budgets | Hindi Movie News

Ahead of his Hollywood debut in Street Fighter, Vidyut Jammwal points out the big difference between the two industries and how Bollywood needs mindset change (Image Credits IMDb and Instagram) Vidyut Jammwal has opened up about the differences between Bollywood and Hollywood as he prepares to make his international debut with ‘Street Fighter’. After 15…

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‘Money can’t get you that sukoon’: Man looks back at college life, hostel memories and his father paying the fees, says happiness faded after 20

Sometimes, the memories that bring the greatest comfort are not about expensive holidays, big achievements or financial success. They are about a time when life felt simpler, responsibilities were fewer and someone else was there to take care of the essentials. For X user Sunderdeep, that period was his college life, when his father paid…

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India’s agri-seed sector accounts for the largest share of receipts under benefit sharing regulations during April-Sept | India News

ABS mechanism goes beyond monetary collection by linking the utilisation of biological resources with biodiversity conservation, NEW DELHI: India’s agri-seed sector accounted for the largest share of receipts from users of the country’s biological resources during April-Sept period this financial year under the Access and Benefit Sharing (ABS) regulation — a statutory mechanism which ensures…

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