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14 Feb

There has been a lot of snowfall in the charming village of Tawang

Banasree SarkarArunachal PradeshTawang

Heavy snowfall has been falling on the charming town of Tawang, which has had a significant impact on daily living and regular services. The region frequently experiences snowfall, but the severity and length of current spell have caused people and authorities to express severe concerns. The general interruption of water, power, and communication systems has been one of the snowfall's main repercussions. Because of the impact of snow accumulation and falling trees on important infrastructure, officials are finding it challenging to continue operating normally. Most stores are open, but fewer people are shopping because locals prefer to stay inside and…

14 Feb

Swiggy shares rose after reports of potential commission hike

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Swiggy shares jumped as much as 8% in Thursday's trade, according to media reports. According to media reports, about 5,000 merchants will face a 2% hike in the commission they pay to the company. The report indicated that Swiggy is implementing rate adjustments for partner merchants operating under the old commission model. On Thursday, Swiggy shares recorded their best rise in two weeks. However, the stock lost some of its intraday gains, closing at ₹365.50, up 7.1% on the NSE. The food-tech giant had earlier informed select restaurant partners via email that the standardisation would be effective from February 16,…

13 Feb

India and Bangladesh Strengthen Bilateral Trade Relations

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India and Bangladesh have taken significant steps to bolster their trade relations, focusing on reducing trade barriers and improving infrastructure at border crossings. Recent agreements aim to facilitate smoother transit of goods and services, benefiting businesses and consumers in both countries. The collaboration is expected to enhance economic growth and regional stability, reflecting the commitment of both nations to strengthen their partnership. Neighboring countries, including Bangladesh and India, have shown interest in importing clean energy from Nepal, fostering regional cooperation in the energy sector. However, challenges such as environmental concerns and the displacement of local communities need to be addressed…

13 Feb

Bangladesh Demonstrates Robust Economic Growth

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Despite global economic uncertainties, Bangladesh has showcased impressive economic growth, driven by its strong manufacturing sector, particularly in textiles and garments. The government's focus on infrastructure development and favorable trade policies has attracted foreign investments. However, challenges such as energy shortages and the need for sustainable development persist. Regional cooperation initiatives, like the Bangladesh-Bhutan-India-Nepal (BBIN) framework, aim to address these issues by enhancing connectivity and energy collaboration among neighboring countries.

13 Feb

Nepal Accelerates Investment in Hydropower Projects

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Nepal is intensifying its focus on renewable energy, particularly hydropower, to meet its growing electricity demands and promote sustainable development. The government has initiated several large-scale hydropower projects, aiming to increase the country's energy production and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. These initiatives are expected to not only supply domestic needs but also position Nepal as a significant energy exporter in the region. Neighboring countries, including Bangladesh and India, have shown interest in importing clean energy from Nepal, fostering regional cooperation in the energy sector. However, challenges such as environmental concerns and the displacement of local communities need to be…

13 Feb

Tripura CM Manik Saha issues stern warning against insurgency attempts

Sonakshi SarkarTripura

cautioning against any attempts to reintroduce insurgency in the state. Speaking at the Jirania Motor Stand Complex event in the West district, CM Saha said, “Strict action will be taken against those aiding insurgency. We have all the necessary information, and no one will be spared. It took immense effort to establish peace, and we aim for comprehensive development.” Highlighting the state’s progress, CM Saha criticized the previous communist rule, which he claimed brought anarchy. He emphasized Tripura’s transformation into one of the North East’s best-performing states, focusing on socio-economic upliftment and women’s welfare. During the event, CM Saha laid…

13 Feb

Polling ends in Mizoram’s 534 village councils and 110 local councils

Sonakshi SarkarMizoram

Polling for 534 Village Councils (VC) and 110 Local Councils (LC) across Mizoram concluded peacefully on Wednesday, according to State Election Commissioner H. Lalthlangliana. Voting, which began at 7 a.m., continued beyond the scheduled 4 p.m. deadline. The State Election Commission (SEC) reported a 64.76% voter turnout in VC polls and 33.24% in LC elections by 8:30 p.m., with final numbers expected to rise. Elections were not held in nine VCs where candidates, mostly from the ruling Zoram People’s Movement (ZPM), were declared elected unopposed. Polling in Lalnutui VC (Lunglei district) and Lawipu LC (Aizawl Municipal Corporation) has been rescheduled…

13 Feb

Bangur Cement launches a new premium product, Bangur Marble

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Shree Cement, one of India’s leading cement manufacturers, has launched its premium product, Bangur Marble Cement, under its master brand, Bangur Cement. This PSC cement offers best-in-segment brightness, superior strength, and crack resistance, making it ideal for exposed concrete structures and ensuring grand, imposing designs. Bangur Marble Cement was launched today in Kolkata, West Bengal, following its introduction in Jharkhand and Bihar. The product will be available to over 2000 retailers across Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal, and other Indian states. Retailers will have access to the product, with in-store demonstrations highlighting the features of this new offering. Speaking on the…

13 Feb

After being trapped in deep snow, tourists were rescued by the army

Banasree SarkarArunachal Pradeshheavy snowfall

The Army successfully rescued three Tripuran tourists on Tuesday night after they had been stuck for more than eight hours at PT Tso Lake in the Tawang area owing to severe snowfall. Earlier that day, the tourists—Rohen Sarkar, Sahil Datta, and Raju Name—had leased motorcycles and set off on a sightseeing excursion, but when the snowfall got heavier, they got stuck. Around 11 a.m., the three set off for PT Tso Lake, but they became trapped in the deep snowfall that, by the afternoon, had covered the high-altitude area. Their motorcycles slipped on the ice as they attempted to head…

13 Feb

VOL 7, ISSUE 02 – The Mileage

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