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Western voices rally behind India in Trump tariff rowWestern experts and publications are backing India as the Trump administration takes a harder line on New Delhi, pressing Europe to raise t...- Western voices back India against Trump's tariff warAmidst escalating tensions, the US, under President Trump, is adopting a confrontational stance towards India, drawing criticism from Weste...
- Cash crops: Dutch use bitcoin mining to grow tulipsEngineer Bert de Groot inspects the six bitcoin miners as they perform complex sums to earn cryptocurrency, filling the air with a noisy wh...
- Covid pandemic hot-housed e-commerce growth across AMEA region: SurveyTthe survey was aimed at exploring the continuing evolution of e-commerce in the region and identifying the trends that could fuel their fu...
- Rapid introduction of a central bank digital currency is fraught with risks, especially for end-usersSome cite the danger that the RBI, by failing to issue its own digital unit, will lose control of the payments system to private payments p...
- Lessen the unease of doing scholarshipKnowledge incubators like JNU may well be many things to many people, some completely disregarding their function as temples of higher lear...
- Key takeaways from the IPCC report on climate change mitigationCurrent emissions trajectories, if unchanged, put the planet on a path to warm by about 3.2 degrees C. If current national climate commitme...
- Earth heading towards irreversible 'hothouse' state: StudyAccording to the researchers, keeping global warming to within 1.5-2 degrees Celsius may be more difficult than previously assessed.
- Neymar must stop fighting battles if he is to win the warThe Brazil forward was fouled 10 times during his side’s 1-1 draw with Switzerland, the most suffered by a single player since Alan Shearer...
- Donald Trump's Paris pull out could push Earth over the brink: Stephen HawkingHawking, arguably the world's most famous scientist, said that Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris climate agreement could lead to ir...
- Scientists explain why there is no sign of aliensIn research aiming to understand how life might develop, the scientists realised new life would commonly die out due to runaway heating or ...
- Earth's climate more sensitive to carbon dioxide than thought: StudyResearchers in US examined nahcolite crystals found in Colorado's Green River Formation, formed 50 million years old during a hothouse clim...
- Why Shashi Tharoor didn’t tweet on wife Sunanda Pushkar’s death anniversary“One of the ways I have been able to keep my dignity over this whole thing is by keeping my personal and private life out of my public pron...
- After Facebook and Twitter, online poll war breaks out on WikipediaThe free online encyclopedia, which anyone can update from anywhere, has become the target of over-enthusiastic supporters
- Modi-related market euphoria: Have research reports analysed risks to longevity of BJP-led coalition?The chances of the big-ticket reforms that the markets hope Modi will help usher in are not going to be on the priority list of BJP’s poten...
- The recycling gameIndians need to teach the world about the benefits of recycling.
- The way to a happy and carefree lifeOn a muggy morning, Shailendra Singh took a cab from Andheri to downtown in Amchi Mumbai. So why hadn’t the joint MD of Percept Ltd taken h...
- CEOs caught in the bonus actIt's that time of the year when the all the players in the casino indulge in some frenetic mental maths.
- HLL banking on Unilever name for global playHindustan Lever board on Tuesday proposed that the company be called Hindustan Unilever. It will be the only subsidiary in the entire Unile...
- Know the importance of being HLLThe new HUL will remain the only subsidiary in the entire Unilever world to retain its local connection.
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