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02 Mar 2026

CCS reviews West Asia situation, directs steps to assist stranded Indians

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An official statement said the CCS met to review the evolving situation in West Asia, and was briefed on the air strikes in Iran on February 18 and the subsequent escalation, including attacks in several Gulf countries

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06 Oct 2025

Asian carbon capture push may add 25 bn tonnes of emissions by 2050: Report

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Asian countries' growing support for carbon capture and storage (CCS) to reduce fossil fuel emissions could result in nearly 25 billion tonnes of additional greenhouse gases by 2050, undermining the Paris Agreement and exposing their economies to risks, according to a new report released on Monday. Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a technology designed to trap carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from sources such as power plants and industrial facilities, prevent them from entering the atmosphere, and store them underground in geological formations. The study by Climate Analytics, a global climate science and policy institute, assessed current and prospective CCS deployment in China, India, Japan, South Korea, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and Australia, which together account for more than half of global fossil fuel use and greenhouse gas emissions. It said emissions from many Asian economies, led by India and other developing countries in South and Southeast Asia, show no

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14 Jul 2025

India eyes tech to permanently store CO2 in basalt rock formations in Gujarat, Maharashtra

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The development assumes importance as a permanent facility for CCS will broaden avenues

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14 Jun 2025

Fire breaks out in Delhi's CCS building on Janpath Road, no casualties

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A fire broke out in the Common Central Secretariat (CCS) building here on Saturday morning, prompting authorities to rush 15 fire tenders, a DFS official said. No casualties have been reported so far, he said. A call regarding the blaze breaking out on the third floor of the CCS building located on Janpath road was received at 11.13 am, the Delhi Fire Services official (DFS) said. "We rushed 15 fire tenders to the location and the blaze was doused off by 12.20 pm. No injuries have been reported so far," he added. The official said the fire broke out in the hall measuring around 12x80 square metres in area. The fire spread across the furniture, fixtures and fittings of the hall, he said.

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12 Jun 2025

India's administrative centre to step into modern new office space, a far cry from the Colonial era buildings they occupy

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The Directorate of Estates has specified office space to seven ministries and departments in the new Common Central Secretariat (CCS) Buildings

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30 Apr 2025

CCS reviews J&K security amid buzz over India's response to Pahalgam attack

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The Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS), chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is understood to have deliberated on the overall security situation in Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday amid speculations about India's possible retaliation to the Pahalgam terror attack in view of its cross border linkages. The CCS meet was held at the prime minister's Lok Kalyan Marg residence, a day after he held a meeting with the top military brass and accorded operational freedom to the armed forces on the "mode, targets and timing" of India's response to the April 22 attack that killed 26 people. It was attended by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, Home Minister Amit Shah and External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, people familiar with the matter said. There is no official word yet on the CCS, held against the backdrop of growing indications of a retaliation against Pakistan. It was the second meeting of the CCS after the Pahalgam attack. In the first meeting on April 23, it decided a raft of punit

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20 Mar 2025

CCS approves 7,000 cr ATAGS deal for deployment on Pak, China borders

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The Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has approved a mega deal to procure advanced towed artillery gun system (ATAGS) for the Indian Army at a cost of Rs 7,000 crore, marking a major step in indigenous manufacturing of such howitzers. The ATAGS is the first indigenously designed, developed, and manufactured 155 mm artillery gun system and its procurement is set to enhance the operational capabilities of the Indian Army. The gun system features a long 52-calibre barrel, allowing for extended strike range of up to 45 km. The CCS cleared the proposal to procure the ATAGS on Wednesday, top sources said. The defence acquisition council had accorded the initial approval to the procurement around two years ago. Under the deal, a total of 307 guns will be procured along with 327 gun-towing vehicles. The deployment of the gun system along India's western (Pakistan) and northern (China) borders will provide the armed forces with a significant strate

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29 Nov 2024

Navjot Singh Sidhu, wife get Rs 850 crore notice over cancer cure claims

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Chhattisgarh Civil Society (CCS) issued the notice to Navjot Kaur and her husband, Navjot Singh Sidhu for the claim that cancer can be cured with a diet containing lemonade, raw turmeric, and neem

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18 Nov 2024

Army's proposal for 100 more K-9 Vajra guns to be placed before CCS soon

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Though the Indian Army had initiated the procurement process more than a year ago, the acquisition is getting delayed, partly also because of 2024 Lok Sabha elections, say sources

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08 Nov 2024

CBIC reduces compliance burden for customs cargo service providers

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The CBIC on Friday said it has reduced compliance burden for customs cargo service providers (CCSPs) by reducing number of days for insurance of stored goods and removing licence renewal process for AEO-compliant entities. In a statement, the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) said these measures aim to reduce operational costs and compliance burdens for CCSPs, that play a crucial role in handling of imported and exported goods. It would also improve efficiency of EXIM operations and facilitate global trade. The CBIC has notified reduction in the number of days for insurance of stored goods by amending the Customs Areas Regulations, 2009, which require CCSPs to insure goods stored in Customs areas for a period of 10 days in terms of Handling of Cargo. It has been notified to reduce it to 5 days as a trade facilitation measure. "This will enhance the cash flow for the entities by reducing the cost," the statement said. Separately, the CBIC has also notified that CCS

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