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Shopping Hub: Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) is launching a virtual shopping app this July. The app, called Momentum 2.0, will enable commuters to purchase various stuff and collect their orders from their destination stations. What is more, commuters will also be able to make bookings for last-mile connectivity on the app.

Saya Group: The company will keep 70 per cent area in the mall and sell 30 per cent area to investors. The company however will retain the leasing rights.

Food Corporation Of India: Wheat procurement has reached 26.2 million tonnes so far in the 2023-24 rabi marketing year (April-March), more than the last years total procurement of 18.8 million tonnes. "With the current procurement of wheat and rice, adequate food grains stock in government granaries is maintained," the ministry said in a statement.

Platforms catering to retailers constitute 70-80 per cent of the eB2B market, while the remaining 20-30 per cent is occupied by platforms catering to wholesalers, according to a report by Redseer Strategy Consultants.

International Day for Yoga 2023: It is time we pay heed to what our heart desires, a proper and active lifestyle. Presenting to you a list of some yoga asanas that will help keep the heart healthy

BSEB said that dummy registration cards will be available up to June 26 on secondary.biharboardonline.com.

Jagatjit Industries: The IMFL maker recently ventured into the premium segment, with its brand Royal Medallion and is exploring the possibility of launching a single malt whiskey at the later end of next year.

Food Grain: Analysts expect prices of kitchen staples to increase further. Paddy and pulses like tur, moong, urad, oilseeds like soyabean and groundnut are some of the key staple foods grown in kharif season.

As per the report the global production volume of smartphones in the first quarter of 2023 was just 250 million units—marking a 19.5% YoY decrease. “This represents not only the greatest annual decrease but also a historic low in quarterly production since 2014,” notes the report by Trendforce.

Between 1975 and 2019, nearly 8% of the Aravali hills have disappeared, says a study of the ranges across four states, projecting the losses to rise to around 22% by 2059 if "explosive" urbanisation and mining continue at the current pace.