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The solution India's economy wants (Not)India's economic path may lie in an unusual strategy. The nation is advised to focus on producing items people do not need. This approach a...- Got unwanted Christmas gifts? Turn them into fast cash right now with these easy optionsMany Americans receive unwanted Christmas gifts each year. Over $10 billion in presents go unused annually. Items range from clothing and a...
- What is the ideal multivitamin supplement for you? Apollo doc reveals the truthExperts say a perfect multivitamin for all healthy adults is a myth. Nutrition begins with real food, not supplements. Studies show multivi...
- British PM Keir Starmer visits Tata Motors JLR amid Trump's car tariff turmoilAmid global trade tensions, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer addresses car industry concerns. He promises flexibility in electric vehicl...
- Nithin Kamath explains why Zerodha doesn't push users to tradeZerodha doesn't push users to trade, which is good for customers in the long run, says its founder Nithin Kamath. This is why people trust ...
- View: Puppies and Rolexes have had it tough since CovidThe prices for pets have been rising amid high inflation. The demand for pets like cats, dogs and rabbits witnessed a surge during Covid. H...
- Simpli ACV Gummies: Do ACV Gummies work?Want to enjoy your weight loss journey and avoid diet pitfalls? Here are Simpli ACV Gummies which can help you achieve this
- Ready to remanufacture? Why it’s time for (re)Make in IndiaRemanufacturing has proven beneficial in diverse industries, such as automotive, aerospace, electronics and machinery. It is not equally ap...
- Grooming products went out of fashion during lockdown; demand up seen since Unlock 1.0The sales decline for manufacturers of personal care products — especially skincare and hair colour — could be higher as beauty salons were...
- India needs to get rid of unwanted rules to become exports powerhouse: Anantha Nageswaran"Emulating China from where we are with the kind of high cost of production and the legislative and compliance burdens that our businesses ...
- As Google changes rules, Android phones will now have fewer useless appsGoogle has changed the rules for phone makers using Android, which means they don't have to include so many of its apps in the future.
- Spinners hail removal of registration of cotton for exportsThe mandatory registration is causing hardships for the cotton yarn exporters, besides affecting the image of the Nation in the global mark...
- Blu-ray discs could boost solar cell efficiencyBlu-ray discs can be used to boost solar cell performance by improving light absorption, a new study has found.
- Muthoot Exim Pvt Ltd forays into gold recycling business segmentThe new facility would ensure transparency & good valuation, by weighing, purity testing & buy based on day to day market price, CEO Keyur ...
- India Inc happy with new laws in 2013; expects further reformsThe industry was pleased with the government pushing through key legislations on Land Acquisition, Lokpal and Companies Act in 2013.
- Before opting for smart phone EMI schemes, read fine print!An EMI scheme for a phone that has already been in the market for the year could actually put the user at a loss.
- Clean energy investments in India down 53% at $6.3 billion in 2012Investment in the solar energy sector grew by 90% in 2010 to reach $5.2 billion in 2011, but it came down drastically to $1.7 billion in 20...
- Logjam in global trade: Ports become parking lotsIt is a sight that could become depressingly familiar in India, with containers piling up as major ports register a distinct drop in busine...
- Morning after, men try to find what's i-pillPharma major Cipla's toll-free helpline number on emergency contraceptives receives 300 calls per day, a good 40% of them from men. Investo...
- Exempted by-product no longer gives reliefOf late, official circles have expressed a lot of concern over alleged mis-utilisation of the CENVAT.
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