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‘No hurry, no anxiety, just enjoying’: Entrepreneur is amazed by organised travellers at Japan airportIndustrialist Akkshye Tulsyan contrasts the chaotic rush of Indian airports with Japan's serene Kansai International Airport, highlighting ...- When Digital India meets a dead endA man's desperate act to claim his sister's money highlights a stark reality. India's digital progress leaves many behind. Marginalized cit...
- Sun Pharma: How a small Kolkata trader became a global buyout artistSun Pharma, led by Dilip Shanghvi, is poised for its largest overseas acquisition, a $12.5 billion deal for Organon & Co. This move continu...
- 'Forced, merciless': Shashi Tharoor recalls Emergency, says 'it stands as a strong warning'Shashi Tharoor reflects on the Emergency, urging that it be remembered not just as a 'dark chapter' but as a crucial lesson for safeguardin...
- This company changed India’s medical disposables market. Here’s howSince 1989, Plasti Surge Industries Pvt Ltd has helped improve patient outcomes and operational efficiency in medical institutions. The cat...
- 1975 Emergency explained: A look back at India's 'dark days of democracy'; Govt designates day as 'Samvidhaan Hatya Diwas'1975 Emergency: In a significant move, the Government of India has designated June 25 as "Constitution Murder Day" to mark the 1975 Emergen...
- Black fungus: Experts to study possible causes including industrial oxygen useThe country used to record about 100 cases of black fungus a year earlier but the state has recorded about 700 cases in the last week. This...
- OTT content losing 'edge', mirrors TV to grab eyeballsWith increasing competition for viewers’ share of wallet and mind space, video streaming platforms - commonly known as OTT players - are mi...
- International community should review ties with Beijing for human rights violation: Activists & expertsTsering Pasaang, Convenor of Global Alliance for Tibet & Persecuted Minorities (GATPM), addressing a webinar on Sunday urged the internatio...
- RBI revenue payout likely to be low on ‘squeezed’ earningsThe returns for the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) are likely to be squeezed with investments in low yielding US dollar assets, and also due t...
- ‘Impossible trinity’ pushing India’s RBI toward stronger rupeeIn India, with supply chain disruptions and food prices pushing inflation stubbornly above target, handling the trinity is looking tougher ...
- Wockhardt snags Covid-19 vaccine manufacturing deal from the UK govtThis deal by Wockhardt entails only manufacturing the vaccine only for the United Kingdom. The government has reserved one fill and finish ...
- India to use Israeli solution to safeguard public places in its fight against COVID-19: ReportThe solution developed by the Israel Institute for Biological Research (IIBR), an organisation that works under the supervision of the Prim...
- 9 ways tech made the world a better placeThe AgriPredict app forecasts the probability of pest invasions, including the voracious fall armyworm, which eats crops and has wreaked ha...
- CIIE-IIMA, Sanjaya Mariwala invest in SattvaponicsThe nutraceutical industry is currently facing challenges like pesticides and heavy metal contamination, low bio-active content, and incons...
- Will GM mustard be able to survive the challenges ahead after approval?After the Genetic Engineering Appraisal Committee’s approval became public, activists and pressure groups against genetically-modified crop...
- Steve Forbes calls note ban as immoral as 'nasbandi'Steve Forbes has not only found note ban an economic catastrophe but a highly immoral act by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
- FIR against Sadhvi Deva Thakur for sterilisation remarksFIR has been registered against Hindu Mahasabha leader for her controversial remarks that Muslims and Christians must undergo sterilisation...
- India’s job emergency needs cities with more empowered mayorsIndian cities need directly elected mayors, local committees that give citizens direct voice, transparency about land use and so on.
- Taro to shut down Irish plant to control lossesIsraeli drugmaker Taro Pharma on Thursday said it is closing its Irish manufacturing plant to stem further losses, inviting allegations of ...
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