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capital expenditure and to invest in overseas subsidiaries, and Rs 325 crore through an offer for sale by promoters and an investor. The promoter group's stake will fall to 51.4% after the IPO from 60.9%. The company has international operations and operates in a high potential sector. However, it needs to show consistency in financial performance. Risk averse investors therefore need to wait for a sustainable trend in financials before making an investment decision.

A report by CNN's Clarissa Ward about a freed Syrian prisoner provided some dramatic scenes, but the network has since found that it apparently wasn't all that it appeared

For more than a decade, farmers in parts of southwest Georgia haven’t been able to drill new irrigation wells to the Floridian aquifer

Wednesday night was the coldest of the season so far in the city, and the night temperature was 4 degrees below the normal for this part of the season. They said the intense cold conditions led to the freezing of the fringes of several water bodies, including the famous Dal Lake here, while water supply lines in many areas of the city here and elsewhere in the valley were also frozen due to the biting cold.

Va Tech Wabag tumbled more than 11% on Wednesday after the company announced the cancellation of a ₹2,700 crore order for a 300 MLD mega seawater desalination plant from the Saudi Water Authority (SWA). The stock, which fell as much as 20% intraday, closed at ₹1,672.95 apiece on the BSE. Despite the setback, analysts view the correction as a buying opportunity, citing the company's strong order book of ₹11,900 crore and robust long-term growth prospects.

Cochin Shipyard Limited's wholly-owned subsidiary Udupi-Cochin Shipyard on Wednesday announced the launch of the Series of Six 3800 TDW general cargo vessels being built for Norway's Wilson ASA. The vessel was launched by Martine Aamdal Bottheim, Minister Counsellor and Deputy Head of Mission at the Royal Norwegian Embassy, along with Wilson ASA Chief Financial Officer Einar Tornes and Cochin Shipyard's Chairman and MD Madhu S Nair, Cochin Shipyard Ltd said. Constructed as environment-friendly diesel-electric vessels for the transport of general cargo in the coastal waters of Europe, these vessels have a length of 89.43 metres, 13.2 metres breadth with a draft of 4.2 metres and have been designed by Conoship International of the Netherlands, it added.

The world’s largest maker of batteries for electric vehicles says it will get into battery swapping in China in a big way starting next year

Pallab De, an X (formerly Twitter) user, vented his frustration on the platform, accusing Zomato of selling Rs 10 water bottles for Rs 100 at a concert venue, where attendees were not allowed to bring their own bottles. His post quickly gained traction, resonating with many users who were equally outraged by the price hike with one pointing out how going to events feels like being in the proverbial “Squid Games”. In his post, Pallab De shared an image of the water bottles he purchased, showing an MRP of Rs 10, which was being sold for a much higher price. He expressed his disbelief over how such practices could occur, tagging the Telangana High Court advocate and prompting a wave of responses from social media users who were quick to criticize the overpricing. The tweet has garnered about 3.7 lakh views on the micro-blogging site.

A Jersey Shore environmental group says damage from decades of toxic waste dumping at one of America's most notorious pollution sites caused $1 billion worth of damages

Realme 14x 5G is priced at Rs 14,999 and is available via Flipkart. The phone comes in two models — one with 6 GB RAM and other in 8 GB. Both the versions have 128 GB ROM with expandable space of upto 2 TB, 16.94 cm (6.67 inch) HD+ display, 50MP rear camera, 8MP front camera, 6000 mAh Battery, and the Dimensity 6300 Processor. The Realme 14X comes in Crystal Black, Golden Glow, Jewel Red colours. The Realme 14x 5G smartphone comes in a diamond-cut design.

Indonesia's mining industry is rapidly expanding on demand for the minerals needed to help power the global energy transition, like nickel, cobalt and bauxite

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. When the temperature drops, we layer up to stay warm, and our pets are just as dependent on us to ward off the chills. The cold can aggravate or trigger health problems.

New England shrimp will come back to seafood counters in small amounts next year under a research fishing program

Indian Institute of Science (IISc) has said it has developed an eco-friendly cement alternative using the Geopolymer technology. The innovation aims to not only cut carbon emissions compared to traditional Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC), but also promises zero use of water. The new tech, IISc team claims, would offer 15-20% cost advantage . The startup, Novacret claims that for every square foot of pavers it produces, it saves approximately 2.04 kg of CO2 emissions as compared to OPC. When ET spoke to one of the four cofounders, Nanjunda Rao K S who is also chief research scientist at IISc said, “ Geopolymer technology involves using industrial byproducts like fly ash from thermal power plants and ground granulated blast furnace slag (GGBS) from the steel industry as binding materials.” He added that initially fly ash and GGBS were used only as partial replacements for Portland cement in concrete but now act as complete replacement. “The benefits are significant, geopolymer-based materials achieve full strength in just three days in tropical climates like India, compared to the 28 days required for Portland cement.” The material is suitable for precast construction, where components like paving blocks can be made in advance, studies by the startup have highlighted.

While savoring a perfectly cooked biryani is a delightful experience, the thought of making it at home often intimidates many. The assumption that it requires advanced cooking skills or hours of effort has deterred beginners from attempting this culinary marvel. However, an easy recipe promises to simplify the process and deliver a steaming plate of authentic biryani in just 30 minutes.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Fish is the most common and recurring symbol in the Indus valley seals, which were used for trade purposes. Many of these seals have also been found at other contemporaneous sites in Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Iran.

Realme 14x, in India on December 18. The phone will be available for purchase on Flipkart starting at 12 PM IST on the same day. Announcing the launch date and availability on its official Twitter account, the compay wrote, “The countdown begins! Just 2 days to go for the launch of India’s first-ever IP69 smartphone under 15K – #realme14x5G! Stay unstoppable with the ultimate #Dumdaar5GKillerLaunch & Sale on 18th Dec, 12 PM."

Eastern Rajasthan Canal Project (ERCP) is a direct proof of the intention of the Congress, he said. «The Eastern Rajasthan Canal Project (ERCP) was delayed for so long by the Congress, this is also a direct proof of the Congress' intentions. They talk big in the name of farmers but neither do they do anything for the farmers themselves nor do they let others do it,» he said addressing a public meeting in Dadiya in Jaipur. He was addressing 'the Ek Varsh-Parinaam Utkarsh' to mark completion of one-year of Rajasthan government during which he inaugurated and laid foundation stone for 24 projects related to energy, road, railways and water worth over Rs 46,400 crore.

Centre for Science and Environment. India's urban water crisis could ease if all the wastewater is treated and reused, the report released here on Monday said. Rajiv Kumar Mital, Director General of the National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG), said, «Using and disposing of treated water without harnessing its potential means we are losing out on utilising an important resource. The challenge is to scale up and ensure that the work we do in this sector is impactful.» Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) Director General Sunita Narain said India faces significant water scarcity challenges due to rapid urbanisation, industrial growth, population expansion and, most importantly, climate change.

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