Budget 2025: The upcoming budget amid economic uncertainty highlights inflation control, boosting rural and urban consumption, and job crea...

The 2024-25 Budget maintains fiscal prudence with Rs 48.20 lakh crore expenditure and Rs 11.11 lakh crore capital outlay, targeting a 4.9% ...

Budget 2024: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the Budget for 2024-25, marking her 7th consecutive presentation. This budget is...

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), India's biggest tech company, yesterday sacked at least four executives for allegedly giving preferential ...

As per the CM, the BJP govt has taken serious steps to change the perception of the state.

This year applications like Snapchat, Periscope and Vine are top favourites among the young students compared to last year when none of the...

The causes for jobs slowdown are many: inflexible labour laws that make firing difficult ensure that employers prefer more automation.

In what can be seen as a testament to the IT city's growing fondness for e-commerce, a recent survey indicates that 60% of Bengaluru's yout...

Whatsapp is by far the most popular instant messaging platform used by the Gen Z in Delhi. It is distantly followed by text messages

Craze of Facebook has witnessed a drop among city youngsters with 83% using it against 91 per cent last year, a TCS survey showed.

23% respondents said they have a Twitter account but only 2.7% said the microblogging site was their most preferred social networking mediu...

Several entrepreneurs are vying to tickle the palates of Indian foodies with innovative products delivered through new and efficient biz mo...

About 75 per cent of India's youth prefers social media over phone calls to communicate says a TCS survey.

A nationwide survey to study digital habits of school students has found that Lucknow youth is at par with IT savvy counterparts in the met...

A survey of 12 Indian cities by TCS shows that the Web 2.0 generation are digital natives, high-tech savvy. 10 tips to be salary-smart & ma...

The average age of Indian CXOs has gone up by at least 5 years, as top 50 Indian companies don't employ a CEO under 40 anymore. India's mos...

The myth that one cannot work after 60 is blurring, with the industry demand for professionals above the retirement age going up. A formula...