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The new policy replaces the 2021 Data Center Policy, which expired in January this year.

NEW DELHI: In a move that could bring relief to people in transferable jobs and on contractual assignments, road transport ministry has proposed to extend to three years the period for which a vehicle can be kept in another state without re-registration. The proposal - part of draft amendments to Motor Vehicles Act for "ease of living" - was presented to an informal Group of Ministers (iGoM) last week.

NEW DELHI: India is likely to face a greater impact on its energy system from this year's El Nino than any other country, according to a new report by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA).

Hyderabad: Four educational institutes -- an engineering college and three business management schools -- in Telangana were closed "progressively" by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) in the 2025-26 academic year. In other words, these institutes cannot enrol students from the new academic year.

Microsoft has laid off around 4,800 employees, roughly 2.1% of its global workforce, as the company kicked off its new fiscal year on Monday. The cuts land mostly in Microsoft's commercial sales business and its Xbox gaming division, and they come just weeks after the company's stock logged its worst month since the dot-com crash.

At fifth foundation day event, Shah highlights Centre's cooperative reforms, outlining ministry's future roadmap with Bharat Taxi expansion and a new insurance cooperative.

Under the Agnipath Scheme 2026, the Armed Forces are pushing to raise the Agniveer retention cap beyond 25% as the first batch completes its four-year term.

NEW DELHI: Almost no challan for urination and spitting in plublic places has been issued across most of Delhi in the past five years, despite these being offences under municipal laws.

NEW DELHI: The Jharkhand high court has set aside the conviction of a man sentenced to seven years in jail for allegedly possessing 11 kg of ganja, after finding that the seized substance was actually bhang and it is not covered under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act.