With India witnessing a surge in renewable power, players like POWERCON Ventures India are leveraging this growth by adopting emerging tech...

For instance, when a multinational carmaker launches a model in India, it will have to declare for how long it will provide after-sales sup...

The ‘Right to Repair’ framework announced today is intended to empower consumers in the local market by harmonising trade between the origi...

Unaddressed for long, the people’s right to repair needs to be hammered home.

The prosecution went on to show a prejudice for proof of immediate economic detriment at the expense of equally deleterious, longterm socia...

An outbreak of 'screen fatigue' is said to be driving sales of paper editions up, and pulling the plug on e-books.

No one wants to return to the bad old days of cross bar telephone exchanges, but that has not diminished the appeal of ‘kring-kring’ ringto...

The BJP believes it's not lack of talent or ability that’s holding India back, but it’s the approach to manufacturing that leaves a lot to ...

When an industry body announced in Nov crossing of that milestone, it was seen as a representation of the buzz being felt in the Indian Int...

The very invincibility of the doughty refrigerator that has run non-stop for 63 years in a British village is a cautionary tale.

IT players are plugging onto the green socket with new programmes to dispose of e-waste.

A recent report by the US government estimated that the server farms that power the Internet in the US consume more than $3.3 billion in en...

India is piling up mountains of electronic rubbish as consumers snap up the latest gizmos and firms upgrade computer systems, raising fears...

History shows that when two rival innovations compete, only one survives (and sometimes it’s not the best one).