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LONDON/MOSCOW: OPEC+ oil producers will discuss a modest easing of oil supply curbs from April given a recovery in prices, OPEC+ sources said, although some suggest holding steady for now given the risk of new setbacks in the battle against the pandemic. The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies, known as OPEC+, cut output by a record 9.7 million bpd last year as demand collapsed due to the pandemic. As of February, it is still withholding 7.125 million bpd, about 7% of world demand. In January OPEC+ slowed the pace of a planned output increase to match weaker-than-expected demand due to continued coronavirus lockdowns. Saudi Arabia made extra voluntary cuts for February and March. Three OPEC+ sources said an output increase of 500,000 barrels per day from April looked possible without building up inventories, although updated supply and demand balances that ministers will consider at their March 4 meeting will determine their decision. "The oil ... » Learn More about OPEC+ to weigh modest oil output boost at meeting – sources

For Quick Alerts Subscribe Now India - 11,046,914 | World - 113,083,709 View Sample For Quick Alerts ALLOW NOTIFICATIONS For Daily Alerts #Cyber Attack Agencies continue to thwart China cyber attacks on India #Cyber Attack India faced three times the cyber attack than the global average #Cyber Attack Jitendra Singh says, Kundankulam nuclear power plant cyber attack an error #Cyber Attack Government new snoop on computers order challenged in SC #Cyber Attack In today’s world of cyber terror, why the snoop order on computers is the need of the hour #Cyber Attack Data of almost all Pakistani banks hacked, 10 banks targeted: Report Just In 46 min ago US Speaker calls for multi-generational effort to confront institutional racism 47 min ago President's Rule imposed in Puducherry 1 hr ago From flashy diamantaire to fugitive: Nirav ... » Learn More about India is second biggest target of cyber criminals in Asia Pacific: Report

New Delhi: The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) cleared the proposal of Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas to release deposit free LPG connections to poor families, who have not been considered earlier for release of LPG connections under Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY). “Considering several representations received from various quarters, now, poor families who could not get LPG connection under PMUY are now eligible to get a connection subject to fulfilling the eligibility norms and furnishing required documents,” an official release said. It may be recalled that PMUY was launched in May 2016 through which deposit free LPG connections were released with the cash assistance of Rs 1600 per connection by the government and also, interest free loan to purchase stove and refill by Oil Marketing Companies. Provision of LPG, among other things, so far, more than 5.86 crore LPG connections have been released under PMUY against the target of 8 crore. 48% of the ... » Learn More about Cabinet approves expansion of beneficiaries list under Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana

August 23, 2013 10:09 With his new book, renowned translator and writer Ahn Jung-hyo has turned his attentions to mistranslations, casting a cold eye on examples from some 3,000 movies. Often using the original script, the book aims to show in an accessible way how these misreading come about. At 72, Ahn comes from Korea's first generation of literary translators. He started his career back in 1975 by translating "100 Years of Solitude" by Gabriel Marquez and has since translated 137 other books. The "Dictionary of Mistranslations" is a labor of love by a film buff and took more than 10 years to write and three more to edit, though other work also intruded. His wife is also a translator, and the entrance to their living room is lined with dozens of books she translated, while his own take pride of place in the room amid video tapes and DVDs. "I wake up at 4 a.m. every day and write until 10 a.m. when my mind is clear," Ahn said. "After 10 a.m. it gets hot and noisy ... » Learn More about Tireless Author Wrestles with Movie Mistranslations

When South Africa lost to India on Sunday, they cemented their reputation for 'choking' in ICC tournaments. IMAGE: South Africa's ODI Captain A B de Villiers. Photograph: Gareth Copley/Getty Images In what had turned in to a virtual quarter-final on Sunday, June 11, South Africa were cruising along nicely against India. They had reached 140 for the loss of two wickets and looked all set to finish with a mammoth total, with A B de Villiers and Faf du Plessis at the crease. Against the run of play India got the all-important wicket of de Villiers thanks to a terrible mix-up between the two batsmen. India also got David Miller in similar fashion and soon South Africa lost their way, losing wickets in a hurry and finally folding for a below-par 191. India did not face much difficulty in overhauling the target and sealed a place in the semi-finals. This is not the first time South Africa have choked in an ICC tournament. They have a history of doing that ... » Learn More about Why South Africa are Cricket’s Chokers

Indian Air Force Chief RKS Bhadauria, who is on a three-day visit to Bangladesh , on Wednesday, was inducted into the 'Mirpur Hall of Fame' at Defence Services Command and Staff College (DSCSC), Dhaka. IAF Chief, an alumnus of DSCSC, attended the 18th Air Staff Course at Mirpur in 1997-98. He also met Bangladesh Army Chief Gen Aziz Ahmed. "Acknowledging the strong bonds of friendships that armed forces on both sides had forged during and after the 1971 War of Liberation, the Chiefs discussed ways to further enhance matters of bilateral cooperation," the IAF tweeted. On Tuesday, Bhadauria had paid tribute to the soldiers who laid down their lives in the 1971 Liberation War and placed a wreath at the altar of Shikha Anirban. The altar of Shikha Anirban (eternal flame) in Dhaka Cantonment pays tribute to the Liberation War martyrs. Bhadauria and an Indian delegation also visited BAF Base in Chattogram and St Martin's Islands. He also interacted with BAF officers at ... » Learn More about IAF Chief inducted into ‘Mirpur Hall of Fame’ at defence college in Bangladesh

'The Mughals became completely Indian in every sense and united the vast Indian subcontinent, not only territorially, but also the hearts and minds of people with multiple religio-cultural, linguistic and ethnic diversities' IMAGE: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Ajay Singh Bisht also known as Yogi Adityanath. Ancient Prayag was destroyed in a flood. Long after that, the fort and the city of Allahabad was founded in 1583 by the Mughal ruler Akbar. Professor Syed Ali Nadeem Rezavi, my colleague and an expert in Medieval Indian History, informs us: "Akbar had named it Ilah bas , which during the reign of Shahjahan became popular as Illahabad . The British started writing it as Allahabad, the City of Allah!" "Why did Akbar give the name Ilah bas ? Two reasons are forwarded, one by contemporary Persian sources, the other a legend based on local mythology," says Professor Rezavi. "According to the contemporary chronicles, like the account of Abdul Qadir Badayuni, when ... » Learn More about Is Yogi scared of the Mughals?

Next Archana Masih 'The British conquered India by Indian money'... 'Indian masses have always resisted, always fought'... Mahmood Farooqui, historian and co-director of Peepli [Live]! , in a fascinating interview. 'A cousin gifted me a Mont Blanc pen on the day of the launch of my book, so I try and use it," grins Mahmood Farooqui , going inside his New Delhi home to fetch the pen before signing my copy of Besieged (Penguin), a fascinating account of what the residents of Delhi went through when the city lay under siege by the British for five harrowing months in the summer of 1857. Fresh from the success of Peepli [Live]! , which he co-directed along with wife Anusha Rizvi, Farooqui is an interesting blend -- a Rhodes Scholar with degrees from Oxford, Cambridge and Delhi's St Stephen's and an alumnus of Doon School (the Gorakhpur boy won a scholarship to the famed public school); a researcher-historian who helped writer William Dalrymple in ... » Learn More about An interview with Mahmood Farooqui

For Quick Alerts Subscribe Now SUV with gelatin sticks found near Mukesh Ambani's Antilia residence View Sample For Quick Alerts ALLOW NOTIFICATIONS For Daily Alerts #India Post disengagement, no change in policy on Chinese FDI #India India signs USD 50 million defence LoC agreement to boost maritime capabilities #India India has been a global leader in COVID-19 pandemic response efforts: UN chief voices appreciation #India As India-China hold talks, next level of disengagement likely at Gogra Hot Springs #India Radical changes announced to mapping policy: PM Modi #India India a red-hot investment opportunity for its clean energy shift: US Just In 8 hrs ago Govt promoting bamboo plantation to boost farmers' income: Narendra Tomar 8 hrs ago 'Tandav' case: Allahabad HC rejects anticipatory bail plea of senior Amazon Prime executive 8 ... » Learn More about India takes up with Canada reports of threats to Indians, asks Canadian authorities to ensure safety

New Delhi: Delhi has featured in the list of the World’s Best Cities for 2021 and is the only Indian city to rank among the 100 best cities across the world. Delhi, the national capital of India, has been placed at the 62nd position in this list of the world’s best cities for 2021. Last year, Delhi was at the 81st position and has significantly improved its ranking this year. The continuous development work of CM Arvind Kejriwal has brought only great news for the citizens of Delhi. The ranking has been done by Resonance Consultancy Limited, a Vancouver-based company that has specialities in destination development, branding, marketing, design, tourism, data, and travel reports. Apart from Delhi, the other cities that have been featured in the list include San Francisco, Amsterdam, Rome, Washington DC, Abu Dhabi, Toronto, Prague, St Petersburg, among others. CM Shri Arvind Kejriwal said, "Such good news for all Dilliwalas. All 'dilli walas' have worked so hard in the last ... » Learn More about Proud moment for Indians: Delhi becomes only Indian city to feature in World’s Best Cities for 2021 list