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Sensex rebounds 1,800 pts from day’s low, settles in green; Nifty above 22,700 as rupee strengthensIndian stock markets experienced significant volatility on Thursday, with a sharp crash triggered by US President Trump's comments on Iran....- Missiles or whisky: What's the best way to fight a war?Amidst the Israel-Iran conflict, veiled threats and strategic maneuvers replaced outright war. Despite roaring rhetoric from the US, Israel...
- Stars aligned for Pakistan, US and China should be a matter of concern for IndiaDonald Trump's engagement with Pakistan, highlighted by a meeting with Asim Munir, signals a US endorsement of the military leadership, sid...
- China says Pete Hegseth is touting a Cold War mentality in calling it a threatChina has criticized the United States for escalating tensions. Pete Hegseth called China a threat at a security conference. China accuses ...
- Bangladesh on powder keg as Islamists take centre stageBangladesh faces potential instability under the interim regime, marked by the release of militants, arms looting, and open displays of ext...
- Black Ops 6 Zombies GobbleGum Mania Event: All you may want to knowThe GobbleGum Mania event in Black Ops 6 Zombies begins on December 5, 2024. It will run for two weeks. Players can achieve personal and gl...
- How to handle growing naga-tivityThe National Socialist Council of Nagalim (NSCN) has threatened to resume armed conflict after 27 years of peace talks with the Indian gove...
- Head of United Nations calls global situation 'unsustainable' as annual meeting of leaders opensThe United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has warned that impunity, inequality, and uncertainty are pushing civilization toward...
- Iran’s Red Sea power play raises fears of trade disruptionIn response to the Houthi attacks, some of the world’s biggest shipping firms have refused to transit through the Suez Canal, complicating ...
- China weighs risk and reward in a Taliban-led AfghanistanChina abhors a power vacuum, especially on its borders, and maintaining stability after decades of war in its western neighbour will be Bei...
- Joe Biden urges Vladimir Putin to ease Ukraine tensionsAs a new report from American intelligence said Russia was not seeking direct conflict with the United States, Biden in a telephone convers...
- Tinkering with Article 35A will be like setting powder keg on fire: Mehbooba MuftiMufti asked her party workers to get ready for a big fight for the protection of Article 35A, which gives special rights and privileges to ...
- Blockbuster ecommerce success should now inspire industrial goods 3PL logisticsIn India, e-commerce is the only sector which has been able to take its full advantage by leveraging Third Party Logistics (3PL). However, ...
- A Chinese eye view of India@70: It's time India got out of the hare-tortoise raceA corporate lawyer from Beijing explains why India at 70 should celebrate its achievement as a blessing of its own, not as a means of beati...
- Sedition: Time for new laws to shield free speechThe circus is on —again. What at best would have been a blimp in the long & illustrious existence of JNU or a news blurb has reached gargan...
- Nine tech companies you didn't know you were obsessed withConsumer tech brands may get all the love, but there are actually millions of business software that's behind some of your favorite apps an...
- Battle against food adulteration: Why the US FDA was formulatedThe Food and Drug Administration of the US is imposing bans on sales of drugs from Indian companies in America that do not meet its strict ...
- As China attempts to silence anti-corruption crusader Zhiyong, in India Kejriwal holds out hopeConversion of Kejriwal from an activist into Delhi CM holds out hope for the future. China under Xi Jinping, however, is regressing & sitti...
- Ministers, bureaucrats feel the RTI heat as aam aadmi asks uncomfortable questions and dig out InformationPoliticians and bureaucrats are finding that the law they birthed with great pride in 2005 is directing uncomfortable posers at them.
- Global warming may soon spoil the party for beer loversGlobal warming has threatened the production of hop plants, which are used in breweries for making beer. High-end whiskies | Business week ...
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