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‘Har Kanth Mein Bharat’ Radio Series Unveiled on Basant Panchami to Honor Indian Classical Music

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To honor the rich musical heritage of the country, Akashvani in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture launched the Classical Music Series ‘Har Kanthh Mein Bharat’ at the Pt. Ravishankar Music Studio within Broadcasting House on Sunday. This new radio series aims to highlight the diverse elements of Indian Classical Music, airing daily at 9:30 AM across 21 stations nationwide until February 16.In her opening remarks, Dr. Pragya Paliwal Gaur, Director General of Akashvani, underscored the significance of Basant Panchami, a day symbolizing the union of Goddess Saraswati and Lakshmi. As the season of spring unfolds, she expressed her aspirations for the success of ‘Har Kanthh Mein Bharat,’ a joint initiative aimed at celebrating the richness of India’s classical music heritage.

The series was officially launched online by Aruneesh Chawla, Secretary of the Ministry of Culture, and Gaurav Dwivedi, CEO of Prasar Bharati. In his speech, Dwivedi highlighted the vital role Akashvani has played in Indian broadcasting over the years, expressing his optimism that this creative partnership will pave the way for new avenues of cultural expression throughout the country.

Chawla, addressing the audience, elaborated on the vision behind this collaboration and emphasized the importance of preserving performing arts in an age increasingly influenced by artificial intelligence. He also highlighted the Ministry’s efforts to engage younger audiences with cultural projects, ensuring the continuity of traditional art forms.

The event featured live musical performances that enchanted attendees, including a Saraswati Vandana, a vocal interpretation of Raag Basant, and a captivating performance of Raag Des on the Sarod.

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Domestic LPG Cylinder Price Increased by Rs 29

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New Delhi: The price of domestic LPG cooking gas cylinders has been increased by Rs 29 across India. This is the second price hike in the last three months.

The increase comes as global energy prices continue to rise due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

After the revision, a domestic LPG cylinder now costs Rs 942 in Delhi, Rs 941.40 in Mumbai, Rs 968 in Kolkata, and Rs 957.50 in Chennai. In Bengaluru, the new price is Rs 944.50 per cylinder.

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The government said the cost of supplying LPG has increased significantly. However, subsidies under the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana continue to help over 10 crore beneficiaries.

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Petrol, diesel, and CNG prices have also increased in recent weeks as global fuel markets remain volatile.

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Honda Begins Delivery of 2026 City Hybrid

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Business: Honda Cars India has started delivering the new 2026 Honda City Hybrid to customers. The first car was handed over at a dealership in Bengaluru.

Honda President and CEO Takashi Nakajima attended the special delivery event. Other senior company officials were also present.

The first customer received a Crystal Black Pearl Honda City Hybrid. The car was delivered with a symbolic key and a gift hamper.

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The updated City comes with new features such as ventilated front seats and a 360-degree camera. It also offers wireless Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and a sunroof.

The sedan is available with petrol and strong-hybrid powertrain options. Honda claims the hybrid version delivers a mileage of 27.26 kmpl.

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The Honda City competes with the Volkswagen Virtus, Skoda Slavia, and Hyundai Verna in India.

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Overseas Loans by Indian Firms See Sharp Decline

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Business : Indian companies borrowed $5.43 billion from abroad in March, according to RBI data. This was 51% lower than March last year.

Experts said the weak rupee and high global interest rates made foreign loans less attractive for companies.

In the financial year 2025-26, India Inc raised nearly $43 billion through foreign borrowings. This was down from $61 billion in the previous year.

In March 2025, borrowings had crossed $11 billion due to large deals by companies like JSW Steel and Tata Semiconductor Manufacturing.

Companies are also avoiding overseas loans because hedging costs have become expensive during currency volatility.

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The RBI reportedly discussed easing foreign borrowing rules and offering hedging support, but no final decision was taken.

Market experts said the ongoing West Asia conflict has increased uncertainty, making companies cautious about raising funds from abroad.

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