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NHAI OneTag FASTag Portability: Change Banks Without Replacing Your Tag

NHAI OneTag FASTag Portability: Change Banks Without Replacing Your Tag

The process of linking a different bank to a FASTag does not need one to get a new tag anymore. The OneTag FASTag portability service by NHAI is currently available through the Rajmargyatra app, which enables a person to change their issuer bank while keeping the FASTag already installed on their vehicle. This feature went …

Who Is Zhang Yiming? ByteDance Founder Becomes Asia’s Richest Person

Who Is Zhang Yiming? ByteDance Founder Becomes Asia’s Richest Person

Zhang Yiming, the founder of ByteDance, is currently the richest person in Asia as his net worth, which stands at approximately $105 billion, is reported in the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. As the private-company valuation of ByteDance increased, alongside the increasing interest of investors in artificial intelligence, the Chinese technology entrepreneur took over from Indian industrialist …

Asian Games 2026: Which Sports Bring India the Most Medals?

Asian Games 2026: Which Sports Bring India the Most Medals?

The participation of India in the Asian Games has been dominated by some sports that have continuously yielded medals for several generations. In terms of medals won, athletics stands first with 283, followed by shooting, wrestling, kabaddi, and tennis. As the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games 2026 commence on September 19, the said sports will once again …

Manu Bhaker, Tajinderpal Toor Named India’s Asian Games Flag-Bearers

Manu Bhaker, Tajinderpal Toor Named India’s Asian Games Flag-Bearers

India has identified shooters Manu Bhaker and shot putter Tajinderpal Singh Toor as their flag bearers for the opening ceremony of the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya. This information was shared on September 18 with the opening ceremony to take place on Saturday. Bhaker goes into the event having won two Olympic medals in Paris …

Odisha Orangutan Case Explained: CITES, Law and Smuggling

Odisha Orangutan Case Explained: CITES, Law and Smuggling

Five orphaned orangutans that had been rescued from the Bichitrapur forest of the Balasore district in Odisha have come into focus concerning wildlife trafficking internationally and the legal protection of exotic animals in India. The infant primates had been discovered on September 8, 2026, in Bichitrapur forest, Odisha and transferred to Nandankanan Zoo in Bhubaneswar …

RBI Cancels Licences of 5 NBFCs, 8 Surrender Registrations

RBI Cancels Licences of 5 NBFCs, 8 Surrender Registrations

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has initiated regulatory measures with respect to 13 non-banking financial companies (NBFCs). The RBI has revoked the certificate of registration of five NBFCs, whereas another eight NBFCs have surrendered their registration. The reasons provided for such actions include business exit, merger, dissolution, voluntary strike-off, and change in regulatory status. …

Ladakh Unveils World’s Highest Flower Fields at 10,600 Feet

Ladakh Unveils World’s Highest Flower Fields at 10,600 Feet

The newly introduced flower fields in Leh District have transformed the high-altitude region with their colorful beauty. Ladakh has introduced twin flower fields located at a height of 10,600 feet in the Leh District. The objective of introducing flower fields is to make commercial floriculture a new way to earn money for local farmers. These …