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Ayodhya Ram Temple Trust bylaws may limit any major restructuring

The Ram Temple trust’s bylaws present a challenge to structural changes, even with potential CEO appointments. AYODHYA : Amid raging talks about the impending power shift and appointment of a CEO to run the Ram Temple trust, the bylaws governing the trust make it difficult to change its existing structure.Even if a CEO or managers...

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Trump intervention forces stunning FIFA U-turn as Balogun escapes World Cup ban

FIFA’s recent decision to rescind Folarin Balogun’s red card has sparked controversy, enabling the US talent to compete against Belgium. (AP Photo) In an unprecedented development that has sent shockwaves across the footballing world, FIFA has officially overturned the red-card suspension of United States star striker Folarin Balogun. The extraordinary ruling clears the tournament’s standout...

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Brazil eliminated after Haaland-inspired Norway storm into quarter-finals

Erling Haaland’s sensational second-half brace propelled Norway to a historic 2-1 World Cup quarterfinal victory over Brazil. (AP Photo) Erling Haaland showcased his world-class credentials on soccer’s grandest stage, scoring a clutch second-half brace to guide Norway into the World Cup quarterfinals for the first time in their history with a stunning 2-1 victory over...

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Indonesia looks beyond UPI, eyes India’s digital blueprint

Representative image NEW DELHI: Indonesia is set to become the latest country to integrate with Unified Payments Interface (UPI) and tap deeper into India’s digital public infrastructure. Unlike several other countries, such as France, Singapore and the UAE, which have adopted UPI primarily to facilitate cross-border payments for Indian travellers and businesses, Indonesia’s ambitions extend...

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15 of 20 fertiliser ships stuck at Hormuz set sail, relief for farmers

NEW DELHI: Fifteen out of 20 India-bound ships in the Persian Gulf carrying fertiliser cargo have safely crossed the Strait of Hormuz, which will help augment the country’s soil nutrient stocks, govt said Sunday. In addition, for three consecutive months – April to June – domestic urea production has surpassed the target, with 71.6 lakh...

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Childcare, housework keep 69% urban women out of work: NSO

NEW DELHI: Childcare and household chores keep around 69% women out of the labour force in India’s top 46 cities with million-plus population, highlighting the gender-bias in nature of care work even among the more affluent areas of the country, a new National Statistics Office survey has shown.The survey on labour market indicators for the...

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