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Can you fulfil your study abroad dream without going broke? Here are 7 ways to minimise costsStudying abroad involves more than just academic merit; it's a significant financial investment. Indian students often underestimate hidden...- Today in History: The day the music diedToday in History: On February 3, 1959, which would become known as “the day the music died,” rock 'n roll stars Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens...
- German cabinet agrees draft law to improve startups' financial conditionsThe draft law states that access to financing is crucial for innovation and private investment to boost growth. Certain audit, reporting an...
- Migration fears turn Europe's borderless dreams into traffic nightmaresGermany's increased border checks, implemented in response to voter concerns over migration, are causing significant disruptions to cross-b...
- 'Same age, same job, different lives': Delhi woman compares her life with European colleague. Netizens say, 'She got peace; you have money issues'A Delhi woman compared her life as a working professional with a colleague in Europe. Despite identical job roles, their experiences differ...
- 'Choked roads, crowded Metros. Commuting to office is like war.' Twitter lists practical problems about NR Narayana Murthy's 70-hr-week idea; some bosses bat for longer shiftsThe Infosys founder's suggestion that the country's youth must go the extra mile has polarised the narrative on social media.
- G20: Delhi-Noida travellers take note, traffic restrictions to be placed on Delhi entry points tooIn preparation for the G20 Summit, the Noida traffic department will reroute heavy vehicles from Noida to Delhi via the Eastern Peripheral ...
- Hero Cycles delivers first batch of made-in-India e-bikes to EuropeHero International – the European bike and e-bike arm of HMC – said the company's aim is to achieve an organic revenue of up to EURO 300 mi...
- Hugo Boss will operate on hybrid working model even post-pandemic, staff to come to office only between Tuesday and ThursdayThe company said it had taken the decision after an internal survey.
- Work from home: Travelling in post-pandemic world will have ramifications across sectorsIn the four months of working from home, the world seems to have travelled backwards by a century.
- Merkel calls coronavirus 'biggest challenge since WWII'Germany is facing its biggest challenge "since the Second World War" in the fight against the coronavirus, Chancellor Angela Merkel said We...
- Study lists out ways to end transportation woes of big citiesAdditional chief secretary (urban development department) Mahendra Jain said the government was aware of the problems related to the increa...
- Buses, Metro may be free for women in DelhiAbout 30 lakh passengers travel by Delhi Metro every day and, according to sources, the number of women commuters is slightly higher than 2...
- Driverless buses, platoons of trucks to shape Singapore's transport futureSingapore unveiled its public transport future on Monday, and it was a vision of passengers commuting in driverless buses along roads.
- Devendra Fadnavis urges youth to make Swachh Bharat a people's movementIf the youth considers cleanliness as a daily routine, the cleanliness movement would be a success- Devendra Fadnavis
- Government to launch $32.9 billion infrastructure projects this year: Nitin GadkariThe government plans to launch Rs 2 lakh crore ($32.9 billion) worth of infrastructure projects this year.
- MIFA acquisition to help us crack lobal market: Pankaj MunjalThere is a huge demand for new-age cycles and e-bikes that are growing very fast in Europe and other developed markets, says Munjal.
- India has too few states; set up a new States Reorganisation Commission without delayTelengana formation has been a messy affair. But it would be a mistake to think that reorganisation of Indian states is just an electoral p...
- The talking window: Will bone conduction technology be used in advertising?The bones in the skull transmit frequencies to the brain, which then assembles them into sounds you can hear.
- Government considering plea for clemency for Devinderpal Singh Bhullar: Sushilkumar ShindePunjab government's plea for clemency for Khalistani terrorist Devinderpal Singh Bhullar is under the Centre's consideration.
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