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Thailand attracts far more tourists than India despite a higher per capita income. Shashi Tharoor explains whyShashi Tharoor advocates for significant policy reforms and infrastructure development to enhance India's tourism. He suggests greater priv...- 'Indian society is notorious for abandoning married daughters': Kangana Ranaut warns young women about marriage pressure in viral postKangana Ranaut has urged young women to prioritise financial independence and career growth before marriage while reacting to the recent Bh...
- Mallikarjun Kharge calls fuel price hike "Modi-govt-made crisis," alleges leadership failure amid West Asia conflictCongress leader Mallikarjun Kharge criticizes the central government over rising petrol and diesel prices. He labels the situation a 'Modi-...
- What’s ailing the growth of passive mutual funds despite rising AUM?When you invest in a passive fund, you are giving up the chances of getting the alpha, i.e. outperformance of your fund over the benchmark....
- US tariff jolts UP's export hubs; industry seeks govt bailoutLucknow's export businesses are struggling. The US imposed a 50% tariff on Indian goods. This affects apparel, leather, and saree industrie...
- What Trump is right about our agricultureIndia's long-standing tariff policy, intended to protect agriculture, has inadvertently rendered it uncompetitive. This protectionism exten...
- Meet Bharat Jain, world’s richest beggar: Here's how he turned pennies into a fortuneBharat Jain, who has been begging for over four decades, has amassed a fortune of ₹7.5 crore, proving that even the most unlikely professio...
- He walked...and the earth turned green: The life and legacy of MS SwaminathanGeneticist MS Swaminathan who led India’s push in the 1960s to become grain surplus, promoting the use of hybrid varieties and chemical fer...
- "India would not have been partitioned if Subhas Bose was alive": NSA DovalThe NSA, further said that history has been unkind to Bose while adding that he was happy that Prime Narendra Modi is somebody who has been...
- PhonePe chief Sameer Nigam lashes out at tech founders backing ex-ante regulationsEx-ante regulations aim to address issues identified beforehand preemptively, by laying out a list of dos and don’ts for stakeholders.
- Coal supply crunch has led non-power sector to 'catastrophic conditions': Industry associationsThe associations include the Aluminium Association of India, Coal Consumers' Association of India, Confederation of Indian Textile Industry...
- 2021: Bollywood is betting on some big releases but the OTT threat looms large nowOTT platforms got a boost due to the lockdown as people had much less to do at home. With growing TV and OTT viewership, will the charm of ...
- Finance Ministry proposes restriction on foreign investment in pension funds from ChinaThe finance ministry has proposed putting restrictions on foreign investment in pension funds from any of India's bordering countries inclu...
- India notifies FDI policy change mandating prior nod for border-sharing nationsThe Department of Economic Affairs notified the new norms under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA), days after the Department for P...
- Indian banks need $18 billion to fill the void of capital created by bad loansOne way to revive profitability, and reduce the need for external capital, is for bank CEOs to pray their credit costs go down.
- Endless Robotics raised pre-seed fund of $ 100,000 on TermSheet.ioThe funding round saw the participation from individual investors and angel investment firms from the US, Singapore and India.
- Make in India concept will change people's mindset: Nirmala Sitharaman'Make in India' campaign was aimed at changing the mindset of the people to tap their entrepreneurial potential, Commerce and Industry Mini...
- Hyper-competition bad for telecom industry: Vodafone IndiaPiyush Goyal, who was part of the same panel, said it was not the government's job to restrict competition to take care of the interests of...
- Australian indus body criticises Westpac on offshoring plansThis move follows the loss of more than 1,000 jobs from Westpac last year, with 565 of these jobs being moved overseas by the bank.
- Hotel staff switch to cruise controlHospitality business, where the attrition rate is anywhere in the range of 30-35%, is increasingly losing a chunk of its workforce to CL.
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