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Hindustan Times
3 days ago
- Business
- Hindustan Times
Union govt eases curbs on wheat stock limits
The Centre on Wednesday eased restrictions on the quantity of wheat traders can store, a move that comes in the wake of plentiful harvests and procurement of the winter staple. Bulk traders can now stock 3,000 tonne of wheat at a time, while retailers can hold up to 10 tonne of the grain, a government notification said. In February, the government had imposed a cap of 260 tonne in case of wholesalers, while retailers were allowed to hold four tonne and these restrictions were due for revision on March 31. The curbs imposed in February on stocks maintained by traders brought changes to existing stock limits at the time. The government has enforced restrictions on stock limits multiple times since the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, which had sent cereal prices soaring to multi-year highs. The Removal of Licensing Requirements, Stock Limits and Movement Restrictions on Specified Foodstuffs (Amendment) Order, 2024 was first issued on 24 June 2024. It was revised on 09 September 2024 and next on 11 December 2024 before new limits were set in February 2025. Lowering stock limits is an administrative measure taken to help boost supplies when prices are high. The Centre has procured nearly 30 million tonnes of wheat till May 22, boosted by a good crop.
Yahoo
3 days ago
- General
- Yahoo
Movement Climbing, Yoga & Fitness Doubles Down on Conservation--Matching Donations to Access Fund Up to $50,000
From June 2 through June 13th, Climbers Can Double Their Impact and Protect Public Lands for Generations to Come BOULDER, Colo., May 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Movement Climbing, Yoga, and Fitness, the nation's largest climbing gym network, is excited to announce its 2025 fundraising campaign in support of Access Fund's Climbers for Public Lands initiative. From June 2 through June 13, Movement will match every dollar donated to Access Fund – up to $50,000 – helping climbers preserve the wild places where they thrive. Climbing is more than a sport for those who enjoy it. It allows participants to forge deep connections to nature, community, and personal growth. But nearly 60% of America's climbing areas sit on federal lands now facing budget cuts, overuse, and development pressures. Access Fund's Conservation Team and Climber Stewards work year-round to teach Leave No Trace principles, build sustainable trails, and advocate for climbing access. "At Movement, we believe climbing and conservation go hand in hand," said Anne-Worley Moelter, CEO of Movement Climbing, Yoga & Fitness. "Our match campaign invites every climber to double their impact—protecting the land where our community connects, explores, and grows." Movement's match campaign, which runs between June 2nd and June 13th, means every contribution will go twice as far toward: Expanding Climber Steward Programs to educate more visitors on responsible recreation and Indigenous land histories Deploying Conservation Teams to restore trails, stabilize crags, and partner with land managers Sustaining Critical Stewardship as federal funding declines "We're thrilled to partner again with Movement on this vital campaign," said Heather Thorne, Executive Director at Access Fund. "Their leadership inspires climbers to step up for conservation—ensuring our public lands remain accessible for generations." Movement's Move with Purpose program partners with like-minded organizations to expand access by removing financial and social barriers; supporting outdoor stewardship to protect and preserve climbing spaces for future generations; and fostering community connection and personal growth through leadership development and skills training in climbing, yoga, and fitness. The ongoing partnership with Access Fund is a cornerstone of Movement's Move with Purpose program, reflecting their commitment to support environmental stewardship. Movement invites climbers everywhere to give today and double their impact for the future of public lands: For more information, visit: About Movement Climbing, Yoga and Fitness Movement is the largest nationwide community of indoor climbing gyms. Every Movement facility is committed to growing the climbing community through a shared vision to empower personal transformation. Movement gyms feature bouldering, top-roping, lead climbing, and amenities like yoga studios, functional fitness, cardio zones, and climbing gear shops. Each facility caters to participants of all abilities – from competitive athletes to weekend adventurers and families. For more information on locations, membership options, community events and educational programs, visit: Movement Gyms. Press Contact: Lynn Munroe845-548-1211https:// View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Movement Climbing, Yoga and Fitness Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Axios
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Axios
Things to do Memorial Day weekend in Metro Detroit
🕺 Hear techno of the past, present and future at the Movement electronic music festival. Saturday and Sunday, 2pm-midnight; Monday, 2-11pm. General admission three-day passes are $365 and day passes are $206. 🖼️ Browse local artists' booths and grab food at the Kensington Art Fair in Milford. Free to attend. Saturday and Sunday, 10-6pm; Monday, 10-4pm. 🐉 Explore a forest of dragons at the Detroit Zoo. Starting Saturday and running through Sept. 7, 9:30am-5pm. Tickets are an extra $6 when buying zoo passes. 🍷 Sample adult beverages while enjoying the weather at the Royal Oak Beer, Wine and Cocktail Festival. $45 per ticket, but with buy-one-get-one options. Saturday, 5-9pm. 🍾 Sip bottomless mimosas at the 13th annual DRUNKBRUNCH at Mix Bricktown. $40 for brunch, $55 including bottomless drinks. Sunday, 10am-4pm. 🎷 Connect with house, soul and jazz music while you shop vendors at the Detroit Diaspora Day Festival at the Norwood event venue. $18 for two tickets. Sunday, 12pm-midnight. 🤓 Try out a Detroit scavenger hunt through Let's Roam.
Saba Yemen
22-05-2025
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
Hamas warns of tragic situation threatening life of thousands of families
Doha - Saba: The Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) mourned the martyrdom of prisoner Amr Hatem Odeh (33 years old), who died as a result of torture and inhumane conditions inside the Sde Teiman camp, in the context of the continued slow killing crimes practiced by the criminal Zionist occupation against prisoners. In a statement issued Thursday, the Movement warned of "the tragic reality that threatens the lives of thousands of Palestinian prisoners, stressing that the policy of deliberate medical neglect, torture, and depriving prisoners of food, drink, and the most basic human rights are nothing but systematic means of killing them, amid shameful international silence regarding the abuse and attacks they are subjected to." It stated, "With the martyrdom of prisoner Amr Odeh, the number of martyrs from the prisoner movement, since the beginning of the genocidal crime, has risen to at least 70. Among them are 44 detainees from the Gaza Strip whose identities have been identified. This is further confirmation that the occupation is blatantly violating all international conventions and norms, the provisions of international law, and the Geneva Conventions that guarantee the rights of prisoners." It reiterated her call on the international community, human rights and humanitarian organizations, and all free people around the world to assume their responsibilities and pressure the Israeli enemy to halt these criminal policies against our prisoners in prisons. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (International)
Saba Yemen
22-05-2025
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
Mujahedeen Movement: Staff death at Israeli embassy reflects growing anger
Gaza - Saba: The Palestinian Mujahedeen Movement said, "The killing of the employees at the Zionist embassy in Washington reflects the growing global anger toward the fascist Zionist entity for its brutal crimes in Gaza, before the eyes and ears of the world." It added in a statement on Thursday: "The Zionist entity and its fascist government are responsible for the escalating global anger toward Zionists worldwide, and the continuation of crimes in Palestine will not bring it security." It stated that "the continued impunity of the Zionist entity for its crimes due to international inaction constitutes a threat to international stability and peace." The Movement said: "The international community and international institutions must rein in the Zionist entity and take practical measures to stop its brutal war against innocent people in Gaza, where it violates all international norms and conventions." Whatsapp Telegram Email Print
