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Lok Sabha According to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, the nation's GDP grew at an average rate of 8.3% over the previous three years, suggesting consistent, stable growth. She emphasised that retail inflation in April-October 2024-25 was 4.8%, the lowest since the Covid epidemic, and that the

Air India will update its aircraft and flight timings on international routes in 2025. The airline will introduce retrofitted A320neo planes on all Delhi-Bangkok flights starting January 16 and add a fourth daily service between the two cities from January 1. Additionally, the airline will deploy former Vistara planes, including

Japanese startup Orbital Lasers and Indian robotics company InspeCity have agreed to jointly explore the use of laser-equipped satellites to remove space debris. The two companies will assess business opportunities for in-orbit services, such as de-orbiting defunct satellites and prolonging spacecraft life. Orbital Lasers plans to demonstrate its laser system

Highlights include the introduction of the One Nation, One Election Bill in the Lower House, while opposition parties voice strong objections. Services exports surpassed goods exports for the first time, reaching $35.7 billion in November 2024.

The Commission for Air Quality Management has enforced Graded Response Action Plan 4 restrictions in Delhi as the Air Quality Index worsened to the ‘severe’ zone. The measures include banning BS III petrol and BS IV diesel vehicles, halting all construction and demolition activities except for projects of national importance

In a major shift, India’s services exports overtook goods shipments in November 2024. Services exports have been estimated at $35.7 billion, compared with $32.1 billion in goods exports. Software services accounted for 47% of the total exports with nearly 70% headed towards the US. IT and IT-enabled

With Thai AirAsia X beginning to operate direct flights between Delhi and Bangkok-Don Mueang (DMK), Delhi airport is now connected to 150 domestic and international destinations.

The Indian Army had removed from the Army chief's office the iconic painting based on the photograph of Pakistani General Niazi signing the instrument of surrender bringing to an end the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation war. The painting, which formed the prominent backdrop in the office of the Chief