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Gujarat ATS and Coast Guard seized 115kg of cocaine worth Rs 1,150 crore from a cargo vessel near mundra port, a major maritime anti-narcotics operation. Three foreign nationals were arrested, while one Tanzanian national is feared drowned after jumping into the sea. The drugs originated in Brazil and were destined for Delhi.

Two Arrested, Third Named In FIR

ATS Suspects India Was A Transit Hub For Cocaine Distribution Through Air Cargo Networks

Long Queues Of Vehicles Clog Roads in Saurashtra

District Administration Steps In To Aid Port, Transport Operations

District Has 234 Consumer, Coop Society-Run Pumps

Farmers and heavy vehicle drivers in Gujarat are facing severe diesel shortages, leading to protests and road blockades. Despite government assurances, long queues and clashes at petrol pumps highlight the crisis, particularly impacting the ongoing sowing season and critical logistics hubs like Kutch.

HSBC initiates SRF coverage with a buy, citing strong growth potential in specialty chemicals and performance films. Jefferies is bullish on Grasim, expecting increased capital availability for growth. Nomura sees Adani Ports expanding its marine business significantly in Europe. CLSA maintains a hold on Tata Power, believing the worst is over.

In a groundbreaking operation, India's Narcotics Control Bureau has successfully dismantled an extensive international drug trafficking network, seizing an astonishing 227.7 kg of captagon, a dangerous psychotropic substance often referred to as the 'jihadi drug'.

The NCB’s Rs 182 crore Captagon bust has exposed India’s first known link to a narcotics trade tied to Syria, Gulf smuggling routes and organised crime networks. But what exactly is Captagon, and why is it called the “jihadi drug”?

The Manesar railway siding, inaugurated in 2025 by Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, is currently India’s largest automobile in-plant railway siding. Combined, the two facilities can dispatch up to 7.5 lakh vehicles annually and connect more than 600 cities through 22 logistics hubs.

UP To Spend Rs 63 crore To Acquire 6.8-Acre in Sikandarpur Village

Odisha secured investment intents worth Rs 48,330 crore and projected 67,838 jobs during a Gujarat roadshow. Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi highlighted the state's potential for industrial growth, emphasizing its mineral reserves, coastline, and proactive support for investors. The outreach saw significant interest across various sectors, positioning Odisha as a key player in Eastern India's development.