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Election 2024: 400 Paar or Safachat? Seven reasons why exit polls predictions may still go wrongElection 2024: As the Lok Sabha election results are just hours away, the main focus is on whether the ruling National Democratic Alliance ...- Why exit poll results should be read with a disclaimer and pinch of saltMixed and contradictory projections by exit poll predictions have left the public confused. Most agencies favor a BJP triumph in Rajasthan,...
- Five common questions freshers ask about their resumesA well-crafted resume is crucial for landing a job interview. A fresher might have concerns about choosing the right format, including gig/...
- Existing Covid strains driving China surge: ConsortiumChinese authorities submitted 25 new genetic samples from Beijing, Inner Mongolia and Guangzhou taken in the past month to GISAID, a databa...
- Why are India's leading pollsters conducting poultry surveys?AMI, a leader in electoral surveys, was mandated by Chennai-based Tagros Chemicals to conduct a market study prior to the launch of its ins...
- 80 per cent people believe use of cigarettes, bidis is a very serious problem, says surveyAround eighty per cent or more support banning smoking in all public places.
- Indo-Israel rapid COVID-19 testing research to fructify in 'matter of days': Israeli envoyAmbassador Ron Malka also said Israel would want India to become the manufacturing hub for this rapid testing kit and the two countries wil...
- India jobless rate swells above 23% amid coronavirus lockdown, survey showsIndia’s unemployment rate may have climbed to 23% as the economy lost jobs after a nationwide lockdown.
- Five tips to nail a phone interviewHere are five sure shot ways that can help you swing the selection process in your favour.
- How electric-car market is driving hunt for next top commodityChile is looking restart cobalt production after a more than seven-decade hiatus.
- 'Americans sceptical about Trump's ability to handle duties'At least seven in 10 Americans were confident in US President Barack Obama, George W Bush and Bill Clinton in these areas before they took ...
- India's demand for voice samples of 26/11 attacks accused 'illegal': Pakistani prosecutorThe chief prosecutor of the 26/11 trial on Sunday said the Pakistani government cannot provide India the voice samples of the accused.
- Microsoft's Cortana to soon start imitating human pollstersMicrosoft's entry into surveys could become another step in the polling field's journey away from random-digit dialing of landline telephon...
- Democrats overwhelmingly back Hillary Clinton to run for US president in 2016An overwhelming majority of Democrats back Hillary Clinton to run for president in 2016, according to a new poll.
- Do new MBA grads meet expectations of their first employers?According to a study by Higher Education Forum (BEF) there are gaps that exist between the expectations of the employers and certain skills.
- Flu virus spreads to more countries, fuels hunt for vaccineFlu reached 12 countries, as governments closed schools, planned for vaccine production and tapped emergency stockpiles of antiviral medici...
- 68% of Americans approve of Obama's job as PresidentBarack Obama is enjoying about a two-thirds approval rating for his first days as president, a poll released on Saturday found.
- Multiculturalism has left a terrible legacy in UK: Tory leaderBritain's Shadow Home Secretary, Dominic Grieve, has claimed that the introduction of multiculturalism in the country has left a "terrible"...
- Lies people tell to get leave, and other hidden 'truths'It's official. Seventy per cent of office-goers in cities love to gossip about their colleagues. Office romances | How to handle office lie...
- `Gamers spend less time on studies'Students palying video games spend less time reading & doing homework than those who do not play.
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