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ET Prime Special Series: Multibagger or IBC - Part 59: Japan taught it. Tata bought it. Now EVs will test this auto ancillaryThis is a story about a company that is simultaneously an asset and an anomaly. An asset because it builds a tangible, necessary product, g...- GJEPC showcases India's craftsmanship, innovation and design at JCK Las Vegas 2026India's Gem & Jewellery Council celebrates 21 years at JCK Las Vegas, showcasing "Brilliant Bharat." The India Pavilion highlights a shift ...
- Quality consciousness key to global competitiveness, says consumer affairs secretaryConsumer Affairs Secretary Nidhi Khare urged Indian manufacturers to make quality standards central to operations to strengthen global comp...
- Quote of the day by Confucius: 'When it is obvious that the goals cannot be reached, don't adjust the goals, adjust the...' - Revered as the 'First Teacher' of ChinaAncient philosopher Confucius, China's revered 'First Teacher', left an indelible mark on world history. His philosophy emphasized ethics, ...
- International Women’s Day 2026 theme is ‘Give to Gain’: What it means and how it encourages empowerment and supportInternational Women’s Day 2026 theme: In 2026, the International Women’s Day 2026 theme is Give to Gain. The IWD's theme encourages a minds...
- Delhi World Book Fair to have no entry fee and expected to welcome over two million visitors, host over 1,000 publishersNew Delhi will host the 53rd World Book Fair from January 10-18. Entry is free, with over two million visitors expected. The event features...
- 'Trump Whisperer' ex-minister joins Japan PM raceToshimitsu Motegi, a former foreign minister known as the "Trump Whisperer," has entered the race to succeed Shigeru Ishiba as Japan's lead...
- TICAD9: Marrying African ingenuity with Japan’s technological strengthThe ninth Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD9) convened in Yokohama, emphasizing collaborative innovation between...
- The Indian flavour in Japanese politicsYogendra Puranik (or Yogi San as he is popularly known) is the first Indian origin person to win an election in Japan, the first Indian-ori...
- Companies need to do a lot more: Rishad PremjiIndian firms need to do more to run their businesses fairly and ethically, Wipro chairman Rishad Premji said.
- Deals worth $55 billion signed at China's South Asia ExpoNearly 300 deals worth USD 55 billion have been signed at the 3rd China-South Asia Expo in Kunming, capital of the southwestern Yunnan Prov...
- Indians fairly religious by nature: SurveyIn an analysis of 65 countries, India recorded 76 per cent respondents as "religious" and just 21 per cent as "not religious".
- Abe + Abbott + Modi: The AAM trilateral that could stop China's riseLike Modi and Abe, Abbott represents a right-wing political constituency, has no-frills style and has made China’s ascendancy central to hi...
- Japan eager to boost student intake from India via expansion plansJapanese govt has set aside a budget of 100 million yen (around Rs 6 crore) for deploying ‘Study in Japan Coordinator’ in three countries i...
- Honda organized Road-safety activities at 33rd India International Trade Fair 2013Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India Pvt Ltd, in association with Delhi Traffic Police participated in the 33rd India International Trade Fair ...
- Japan to woo Indian students to pursue education in the countryJapan's ambassador to India Takesh Yagi has said efforts are being made to woo more Indians to pursue education in the country.
- S&P's India analysis not objective: Ashwani KumarGiven India's strong economic fundamentals, it "raises serious doubts on the objectivity" of S&P ratings, said Ashwani Kumar.
- Japan to pilot digital textbooks in classroomsJapan will soon start trialling electronic textbooks in primary schools, enhancing the role of IT in the classroom for a generation of "dig...
- Exam centre in Pune for Japan varsitiesThe japan Student Services Organisation (Jasso), a wing set up by the Japanese government to assist international students, is planning to ...
- It's cheaper to do MBA in JapanOn an average, with a partial scholarship, it should cost between Rs 3-4 lakh annually for an Indian student to study in Japan.
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