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Real 'Made In India: A Titan Story' began in a small Tamil Nadu village with a mission to bring stylish watches to the common IndianTitan, a household name in India, began its journey in the small town of Hosur, Tamil Nadu. Driven by a vision to offer stylish, quality wa...- In 1979, 'Uncle Moosa' quit his govt job, took a suitcase full of books to remote Arunachal & led a revolution that changed children’s lives foreverSathyanarayan Mundayoor, a former Revenue Officer from Kerala, left his secure government job to bring books and learning opportunities to ...
- Fold them when they're youngUttar Pradesh state schools are introducing ten-minute newspaper reading sessions. This initiative aims to build reading habits and reduce ...
- S&P cuts China GDP forecast as calls for stimulus intensifyS&P Global has lowered its forecast for China's economic growth this year to 5.2% from 5.5%, citing weak consumer confidence and a sluggish...
- Star FLOW: Panels discuss marketing, brands and sustainabilityIndustry leaders exchanged ideas on what it will take to succeed in a difficult economic scenario. Speakers discussed the impact of a diffi...
- Revamp for PM’s pet project 'Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat'Many recommendations have been made to refashion the project into ‘high visibility’.I&B ministry and Hiren Joshi (OSD Communications & IT) ...
- Twitter India launches #Powerof18 initiative for youth civic engagementHe launched a social initiative called #PowerOf18 aimed at encouraging the youth of India.
- Free India from dirt, poverty, terrorism: Mahesh SharmaSpeaking on the 75th anniversary of the Quit India Movement, Mahesh Sharma stressed the need to create a "new India".
- GST relief for textiles, goods movement to get smootherFinance minister Arun Jaitley said the council discussed the anti-profiteering issue and would launch a campaign on it to inform the consum...
- The Times of India taps into Emojis for Valentine's Day with #CodeLoveEmojis have become a way of life. Communication through signs, icons and pictures is hardly new across different cultures. Hieroglyphics to...
- Let's start with less-cash society to move to cashless India, says PM ModiSome economists have said the demonetisation step would impact growth while former PM Manmohan Singh said it would impact the GDP by at lea...
- Students offer suggestions to improve ties with Pakistan, othersAlisha Priyadarshini, a class 12 student in Odisha, aspires to become an architect but keeps a sharp eye on Indo-Pak relations.
- Campaign on social media like Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp & others to lead battle against tobaccoThe growing number of youth and women consuming tobacco in some form is a cause of grave concern and the anti-tobacco campaigns need to tar...
- CPM leader Yusuf Tarigami holds ground in PDP’s South Kashmir bastionParties have been looking at south Kashmir differently. Omar once said that south Kashmir is evolving as NC’s cancer, its heart and mind be...
- Omar Abdullah questions secret execution of Afzal GuruJ&K CM questions secret execution of Afzal Guru, as it may fuel a feeling of alienation among youth even as analysts denied fresh wave of m...
- Percept, Crayon & JWT to handle Congress' UP campaign; Rahul Gandhi to say 'Utho, Jaago, Badlo'The UP campaign will be jointly handled by all 3 agencies that had looked after the party's publicity for 2009 general election - Percept, ...
- Political parties likely to spend Rs800 crore on adsThe Congress and the BJP alone could spend over Rs 400 crore on ads on television, radio and newspapers. Politicians shining: Netas' assets...
- Political parties likely to spend Rs 800 crore on adsMedia is expected to be one of the major beneficiaries of election, for which ad spend is pegged at Rs 800 crore.
- My grandma asked me to go alone in darkness: Rahul GandhiYouth icon and AICC general secretary Rahul Gandhi called upon school students to never fear darkness and learn the habit of asking questio...
- NIE wins WAN young reader prizeThe Times of India, the sister publication of The Economic Times and India’s most widely read English daily, has won yet more international...
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