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China hawk Takaichi set to be Japan's first woman PMJapan is set to inaugurate its first female prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, following an eleventh-hour coalition deal. Despite leading a mi...- CM requests Premji to open Wipro’s Bengaluru campus to ease traffic on ORRKarnataka CM Siddaramaiah has asked Wipro founder Azim Premji to allow limited traffic through its campus to reduce congestion on the Outer...
- Economic Survey offers the Singapore solution for India's citiesEconomic Survey 2024-25 underscores the role of vertical gardens in urban sustainability efforts. These green facades can reduce pollution ...
- GIFT City's ambitious Formula 1 track plan comes to a grinding haltET had reported on 11 March that Gujarat Sports Authority had invited top international F1 racetrack designers to make presentations on the...
- Global climate crisis: Mothers seek urgent action to create liveable future for their childrenBhavreen Kandhari, the founder of Warrior Moms -- a pan-India initiative of mothers fighting air pollution and other environmental issues -...
- Dreaming the impossible dream: the 1.5C climate targetThe Paris Agreement goal of capping Earth's average surface temperature at 1.5 degrees Celsius above levels in the late 19th century, when ...
- Five reasons for Indian students to consider the UK for an education abroadThe UK has always been globally recognised for its quality of education, which is renowned for the learning experience delivered though a s...
- Considering a degree from Australia? Here are some post-graduation work optionsThis welcoming support of Australia makes it one of the top destinations to study, work and settle. Besides, being home to 7 of the top 100...
- No saving the planet without booming IndiaThe world's third-biggest carbon emitter, already home to 1.3 billion people, is projected by the UN to become the planet's most populous n...
- View: India’s urbanisation challenges and the way forwardThe political economy of development in India has always leaned rural. It was not until 2005 when the JNNURM was launched to reform cities ...
- World's most liveable cities: New Delhi slips 6 places due to pollution, crime; Mumbai followsThe national capital was ranked at the 118th spot, and Mumbai secured the 119th position.
- Opportunity in Diversity, crux of 5th ET Architecture & Design SummitDelhi, 8th September 2017- The 5th Edition of The Economic Times Architectural and Design Summit 2017 was held on 6th September 2017 at The...
- View: This is what makes workforce future-ready in the age of automationBy 2033, says one World Bank report, automation will put 47% of current US jobs at risk. Corresponding figures for other nations are 77% fo...
- We have taken India to the top of global league tables: PM Narendra Modi at ET GBSPrime Minister Narendra Modi uses the platform of ET Global Business Summit to lay out his grand vision for inclusive growth, promising to ...
- How scientists based in Canada are vital cog in success of PaytmThe headquarters of Paytm, India’s largest mobile payment and commerce platform, is located in Noida, but the lifeblood of the company is f...
- Mumbai can become a more capable banking centre, says a Brookings- JP Morgan Chase report“Policy delays mean previous objectives to become a global financial hub are not currently viable” the report said.
- Delhi ranked 111th in global liveability studyHowever, Delhi's educational institutions can take pride in the fact that they helped rank the city at 80 alongside Shanghai in China.
- How technology can fix 6 big problems of IndiaTechnological breakthroughs are perhaps the most powerful lever to solve some of India’s big problems in a generation or two.
- Tomorrow’s engineers will learn architecture, anthropology, sociology as wellTwenty-first century engineers belong to a different league. They are no longer mechanical, electrical, chemical or computer engineers.
- Vancouver world's easiest city to live in, Harare worst: PollVancouver is the world's easiest city to live in while Harare is the toughest, a survey said on Monday putting Europe and north America at ...
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