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India was the economic alternative to China. Trump ended that.Trump's tariffs on India have disrupted trade relations, jeopardising India's ambitions to become a manufacturing hub and its "China Plus O...- How a Bengaluru man turned his rented 1BHK into mini jungle with 500 plants? Internet is obsessedA Bengaluru resident has converted a 1BHK rental apartment into a lush, green space. The tenant pays Rs 12,000 monthly for the Kasturi Naga...
- Bitcoin Pizza Day today: Mudrex CEO Edul Patel explains the significanceMudrex celebrates Bitcoin Pizza Day in Bengaluru by distributing pizzas to children, startups, and food lovers, partnering with WeWorks and...
- Kerala's capital to have world's largest elephant care & cure centreThe first phase the Centre will be commissioned in February 2021. The project is being implemented at a cost of Rs 108 crore with funding f...
- Suits & Sayings: Round-up of weekly whispers & murmursYash and Avanti Birla hosted Hollywood heartthrob Gerald Butler of 300 fame and his girlfriend Morgan Brown in their Rishikesh home for a d...
- This Udaipur-based startup wants you to switch to plant-based meatAn Udaipur startup wants meat-eating Indians to switch to a new alternative. But it will be a tough sell.
- Plan quick getaway to best waterfalls in South India or the only hill station in GujaratYou take a casual day off at work to make the most of an extended weekend in coming month.
- Bengaluru's musicians are on a mission - to bring the Vinyl backVinyl records, considered sound in its purest and oldest format, are making a comeback.
- Malls creating selfie zones to increase footfallA year ago, Rajneesh Mahajan,executive director of Inorbit Malls, was astonished to see the craze among shopaholics to click selfies with a...
- How a small vegan community is trying to create thriving businesses in a dairy-obsessed IndiaA large part of the world alleges that veganism is nothing more than a fad. Only that this fad seems to be gaining popularity by the day.
- Imported apples to cost a bomb in South IndiaUnderstandably, the move, which is being interpreted as a non-tariff barrier aimed at protecting domestic producers, has kicked up a storm.
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