World Book Fair 2026: Has Indian Cinema Done Justice to the Uniform?
An audio-visual presentation titled “Uniform on Screen: Portrayal of Indian Military in Cinemas” was held on Day 7 of the New Delhi World Book Fair, drawing an attentive audience of literature enthusiasts, students, and visitors interested in cinema and national history. The session explored the depiction of the Indian armed forces in films and the responsibilities that come with representing soldiers’ lives on screen.
TP-DDL achieves LEED platinum certification for six office buildings
Tata Power Delhi Distribution Limited (Tata Power-DDL), a leading power utility supplying electricity to a populace of around 9 million in North Delhi, has ...
Carrying the Ghazal Forward: Writers on Responsibility of the Next Generation
The long-standing debate over Urdu versus Hindi ghazals received a measured response from author Hareram Sameep at the ongoing New Delhi World Book Fair. ...
‘A Soldier Dies When the Nation Forgets Him’: Kargil Veterans at World Book Fair
“A soldier does not die when he is hit by a bullet on the battlefield; he dies when the nation forgets him,” Col S ...
Where Books Meet Bravery: Soldiers Steal the Spotlight at World Book Fair
An armed sniper standing close to the Indian military’s war vehicle smiles and answers people’s, especially children’s, queries, allows them to take a memorable ...
LKP Finance acquires stake in Gyftr; sets stage for payments and rewards fintech platform
LKP Finance Ltd., a listed financial services company, has acquired a strategic stake in Gyftr (Vouchagram Private Limited), marking a pivotal step in its ...
Sandisk unveils SANDISK Optimus SSD Product Brand
At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2026), Sandisk announced SANDISK Optimus as the new name for its renowned internal SSD lineup for gamers, creators, and professionals.
CM Yogi Cabinet gives green signal to SOP-2025 of GCC Policy-2024
In a cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, approval was granted to the Rules-2025 for the effective implementation of the Uttar Pradesh Global Capability Centres (GCC) Policy-2024.
AHPI West UP Calls for adoption of ‘CIBIL-like’ framework for Insurers
The West UP Chapter of the Association of Healthcare Providers India (AHPI) called for the establishment of a ‘CIBIL-like’ rating framework for insurers and TPAs so as to bring transparency and accountability in the healthcare sector.
Delhi’s Peak Power Demand Crosses 5,500 MW for Third Consecutive Day; Hits Season’s Highest at 5,603 MW on New Year
Tata Power-DDL Successfully Meets season’s highest Peak Demand of 1,741 MW.
