nationalheraldindia.comadded August 2026
National Heraldby NH Business Bureau11h ago
Sensex, Nifty open higher as crude oil prices fall by up to 2% Metal, media, oil and gas, and IT shares gained, while healthcare and pharmaceutical stocks declined Indian equity benchmarks opened...
National Heraldby NH Digital12h ago
More than 50,000 march in Stockholm demanding stronger climate action Around 280 organisations participated in the demonstration three weeks before Sweden’s national election More than 50,000...
National Heraldby NH Business Bureau13h ago
RBI policy communication caught in ‘chalk and cheese’ dilemma, says SBI report The SBI Research report said investors face uncertainty over whether to follow the hawkish policy minutes or the...
National Heraldby NH Digital13h ago
‘Fix schools, not lavish homes’: CJP flags Rs 92-cr upkeep bill for ministers’ homes The criticism comes amid the ‘School Thik Karo’ campaign, as annual spending on ministers’ homes reportedly rose...
National Heraldby NH Digital14h ago
Iran warns non-compliant vessels of future restrictions in Strait of Hormuz Tehran warned of fines, detention or confiscation as an Iranian parliamentary panel approved fees for navigation and...
National Heraldby NH Digital14h ago
Goldy Brar claims responsibility for Nijjar killing in latest unverified audio clip The fugitive gangster purportedly tells Khalistan separatist Paramjit Singh Pamma that he and his associates...
National Heraldby NH Digital1d ago
Sacked Ukraine defence minister urges questions over Zelenskyy’s knowledge of corruption Mykhailo Fedorov says Ukrainian president should explain whether he knew about corruption in his inner...
National Heraldby Hasnain Naqvi1d ago
You belong to yourself: Rahul Gandhi’s shoutout to women power At a women-only outreach in Pune, Rahul framed women’s autonomy as central to democracy and urged young women to “smash the...
National Heraldby Kunal Chatterjee1d ago
Bengal: From ‘no political interference’ to 247 BJP-headed college bodies The government says the appointments will help 'troubled' colleges.
National Heraldby NH Digital1d ago
Surat weaving units cut production, take 2-day week offs as polyester yarn prices surge Around 1.5 lakh powerlooms observe voluntary holidays or reduce shifts as rising input costs squeeze textile...
National Heraldby K.A. Shaji1d ago
The chains have gone, but the problem persists Twenty-five years after a fire killed 28 people in a private mental asylum, Erwadi has important lessons to offer 'No one is allowed to be chained’.
National Heraldby NH Political Bureau1d ago
UP Speaker Mahana walks away as national anthem plays, draws Opposition ire Mahana says national anthem was not played at the spot where he received guard of honour; Congress, SP question his...
National Heraldby Faisal Mahmud1d ago
India’s knotty Sheikh Hasina problem Faisal Mahmud explains why offering sanctuary to former Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina is a tangled issue For months, Bangladesh and India had been...
National Heraldby NH Political Bureau1d ago
You should display Dipke’s photo in your office: Raut to Fadnavis Shiv Sena (UBT) leader questions BJP’s ‘Paise Ki Goonj’ jibe at Rahul Gandhi’s student outreach programme Shiv Sena (UBT) leader...
National Heraldby Syeda Hameed & Tanveer Husain Khan1d ago
The rise of a people’s leader Syeda Hameed and Tanveer Husain Khan on why Rahul Gandhi, LoP in the Lok Sabha, inspires hope amid the current gloom of Indian politics I first held Jawaharlal Nehru’s...
National Heraldby NH Digital1d ago
8.7 crore Indians aged 15-29 are not studying, working or training: NITI Aayog Report calls for affordable skilling and financial support for youth An estimated 8.7 crore Indians aged 15 to 29 are...
National Heraldby GN Devy1d ago
A gigantic miscounting exercise Whether caste, religion, language or culture, Census 2027 betrays abject ignorance of India's day-to-day practices, writes G.N.
National Heraldby NH Digital1d ago
Iran’s President Pezeshkian believes US memorandum only way out of stalled war Iranian president says agreement does not amount to capitulation as Tehran and Washington remain divided over nuclear...
National Heraldby Kumar Rana1d ago
When teachers are general dogsbodies Lost teaching time equals lost futures. Classrooms have the first claims on a teacher’s time It may sound like a lofty claim.
National Heraldby NH Digital1d ago
FSSAI suspends Delhi retailer’s licence, bans Daman ghee products FSSAI found food safety lapses at Marche Retail during inspections and a follow-up check The Food Safety and Standards Authority of...
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