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New Delhi: The country’s production of cotton, soyabean, sugarcane and kharif maize is estimated to scale record highs in the recent fiscal.

According to the news reports, India is likely to hold discussions with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) for precautions relating to its nuclear agreement with the United States.
 
The sources said that the Indian administration would like to hold talks with IAEA after the middle of October.

India-specific safeguards are crucial for the operationalization of the nuclear deal and New Delhi is required to hold negotiations with the IAEA by the middle of next month if it is to get the agreement cleared by early next year.

New Delhi: There could be excellent news for retail capitalists in ONGC stock. The company is planning a stock split besides giving bonus to its shareowners.

Guangzhou: Chinese experts have confirmed an epidemic of H5N1 avian influenza in domestic fowls in the southern province of Guangzhou. For this reason, Guangzhou has planned to cull another 10,000 domestic fowls against the bird flu outburst.

Mumbai: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will not go after the US Federal Reserve Board, and may not slash interest rates in a little while.

Market analysts said that the central bank that has been following a compressed money strategy will possibly not play with key policy rates in the coming time.

New Delhi: According to Health Ministry sources, the AIIMS convocation in which the medical students were to be granted degree certificates has been delayed to October.

Now, the students were to be honored their degree certificates by Union Health Minister, Anbumani Ramadoss, on September 25.

The sourced stated, “The Minister has prior appointment on September 25 and the date of convocation was fixed without his consent.”