A judge denied a motion from the Bureau of Prisons to dismiss a case against FCI Dublin. Women formerly incarcerated at FCI Dublin continue to complain they are poorly treated at other prisons in ...

But the Australian missionary, who has become a naturalised PNG citizen because of the decades he spent doing missionary work in PNG, would not back down. At a meeting for the church clergy in East ...

Five states including Karnataka and Tamil Nadu have proposed to buy 2.2 million tonne (MT) of subsidised rice from the Food Corporation of India’s (FCI) surplus stocks. Sources said that ...

Allowing the Food Corporation of India (FCI) to sell rice to distilleries for ethanol production, the Centre Thursday said that a maximum 23 lakh metric tonnes of rice may be allowed for lifting to ...

According to the food ministry, grain-based ethanol producers can participate in e-auctions and purchase FCI rice between August and October 2024 under the Open Market Sale Scheme (OMSS).

The government on Thursday permitted the sale of up to 2.3 million tonnes of rice from Food Corporation of India (FCI) stocks to grain-based ethanol distilleries, reversing a ban imposed last year.

As of the writing, there is no official statement from Facebook regarding the reason for changing the icon to black and blue. However, it may be related to the upcoming full release of iOS 18 on ...

Duolingo, the language-learning platform, has been receiving a wave of criticism since the release of its new app icon that looks 'sick.' The original Duo logo is typically depicted with a calm ...

The Indian government has permitted the sale of 23 lakh tonnes of rice from FCI stocks to ethanol producers, reversing a ban imposed last year. The move aims to manage surplus rice stocks and promote ...

Is your Facebook icon looking a little dreary? Users have taken to social media to comment on the "new" appearance of the app shortcut on their phones. It now is appearing as a black background ...

While sparse data makes accurate measurement difficult, most would agree violence and lawlessness are increasing in many parts of PNG. The broader context for this violence includes: rural decay ...