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Evidence of giant serpent ‘Vasuki’ found in Gujarat: 47-million-year-old fossil reveals 50-foot predatorA massive prehistoric snake named Vasuki indicus has been discovered in Gujarat. Fossilized bones suggest this ancient serpent lived 47 mil...- Vasuki Naag was real? Meet the giant ancient snake from Gujarat that was as long as a railway coach or a cricket pitchA giant snake called Vasuki indicus, longer than a school bus, lived in India 47 million years ago. Researchers from the Indian Institute o...
- The journey of root beer: How a herbal drink connects America and India?Root beer, a beverage often associated with the comic strip character Dennis the Menace, has a rich history rooted in colonial America and ...
- IIT scientist unearth ancient Indian dinosaur; here's what they discovered about the earliest dinosaur, Tharosaurus IndicusScientists from the Indian Institute of Technology and the Geological Survey of India have discovered a new species of long-necked dicraeos...
- 6 pollution sources and how to fix themThe Indicus team of economists has recommended substituting a pollution source with a less polluting one.
- 6 pollution sources and how to fix themThe Indicus report has presented a number of practical solutions to crop stubble burning, road and construction dust, vehicular pollution, ...
- Maharashtra is the most internet-ready state in IndiaMaharashtra is the most internet-ready state in India, followed by Karnataka, Gujarat, Telengana and Tamil Nadu, a study by IAMAI showed.
- Nielsen India buys Indicus Analytics; looks out for more acquisitionsWith this association, we will be able to spot the demand better even at a micro level for our clients, says president of Nielsen India reg...
- Nielsen acquires Indicus Analytics; looks for more buyoutsIndicus Analytics will merge with Nielsen India. Indicus Analytics founder and MD Laveesh Bhandari will join Nielsen as the Chief Economist.
- Where money lives: India’s most affluent pin codesWhen rich and not so rich households exist in close proximity to each other, their incomes get averaged out.
- Slums contribute over 7.5% to GDP: StudyAt an all India level, 36% of slum households do not have basic facilities of electricity, tap water and sanitation within the house premis...
- 108 vultures spotted in Suhelwa Wildlife Sanctuary in ShrawastiIndian vultures have vanished because of feeding on dead livestock that were administered an anti-inflammatory drug called diclofenac that ...
- Inflation may look bearable ahead; pressure points in some items to continueUnfortunately, despite the crash in inflation in primary articles, both food and non-food in December, there are some pockets that will con...
- Cities that borrow more drive consumer marketWith credit growth of 71%, the Union territory of Dadra & Nagar Haveli’s Silvassa town is top in the market size growth at 23%.
- Consumers cutting down on food expenses: ReportEven as surging food prices continue to add to inflationary pressures, a new survey has found that consumers have cut down considerably on ...
- Modi's Surat tops GDP race at 11.5%Surat, has averaged 11.5% annual growth between 2001-02 and 2006-07, surpassing China's 13-year record of 11.4% growth in 2007. Modi wins
- Why District Level GDP?While district level income estimates are a crucial input for policy making, few states publish these estimates at this level.
- Over six lakh millionaires in ten Indian cities alone: SurveyChandigarh has the maximum density of millionaires followed by Silvassa, the capital of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Rupnagar in Punjab. Top ...
- Pune best city in western region: ET-Indicus pollMumbai seems to have got it, Surat would love to be it, Ahmedabad has all the ingredients to be it, but Pune it is: the best city in the we...
- B'lore: The best place to live in IndiaBangalore is the top city to reside in India and second best to earn. Mumbai is second and Delhi fourth.
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