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Updated Dec 19, 2020 | 19:59 IST News headlines for December 19: PM Modi praised Tata Group for its role in India's development. Also, Amit Shah hit out at the Mamata Banerjee government over continued political violence in West Bengal. Prime Minister Narendra Modi [File Photo]  |  Photo Credit: ANI Key Highlights Scroll down for the biggest news events in India and more. New Delhi: With India becoming the second country after the US to record one crore confirmed COVID-19 cases, Prime Minister Narendra Modi praising Tata Group for its role in the country's ...

The Union Minister of Petroleum, Natural Gas and steel, Dharmendra Pradhan has stated that the central government aims to create a gas infrastructure in India with an investment of $60 billion over the period of next four years which includes laying gas pipelines and LNG terminals. He made this statement at the ASSOCHAM Foundation Week in a session- Energy Transition to fuel India's growth path organized by The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM). He informed that the government is envisaging a gas based economy by increasing the share of natural gas in India's pr...

India to be tollbooth free within next two years: Nitin Gadkari The GPS-based toll collection system is aimed at ensuring easy movement of vehicles on roads and enabling direct payment from linked bank accounts. Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari announced a new toll collection system for easy travel. (File Image) Share Updated: Dec 18, 2020, 01:45 PM IST In a major development for the road travellers in India, Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari announced on Thursday (December 17) that India would be tollbooth free in a spa...

Highlights The Centre will respond to Supreme Court's notice on petitions seeking directions for the removal of farmers from Delhi borders. The top court directed the petitioners to make farmer unions parties to the pleas and posted the matter for hearing on December 17. New Delhi: The Centre will respond to Supreme Court's notice on a batch of petitions seeking directions for the removal of farmers agitating at several roads near Delhi borders in protest against the three new farm laws.  The Supreme Court in a hearing conducted via video conferencing on Wednesday, directed the petitioners ...

Sanjeev Jha, MLA from Burari during Delhi special one-dayAssembly session:  * You are imposing the law, what was the compulsion that in the time of coronavirus, it had to be passed by bringing an ordinance. * This is a very dangerous law, through which farming lands will be being taken away. * In the six rounds of talks, the Centre is trying to explain the benefit of these laws, the farmer understands what is beneficial for him. * 'Annadata' are protesting on the roads, the government is pretending to have a conversation and are silently holding talks elsewhere * Today we have to see wheth...