The catalogue with over 10,000 photographs and 20,000 documents will be made available soon to researchers, university officials told ET. A...

The note is significant as it signals a rift between the company’s founders and some of its investors. It is reminiscent of the recent boar...

Secondary scaling solution Polygon, kirana-focused business-to-business ecommerce firm ElasticRun and Omnichannel home interiors platform L...

Ajit’s immortal line may make us chuckle, but that diphthong switch is a roar.

CPWD director-general Prabhakar Singh told ET: “All bungalows have outlived their lives. They have seepage and termite problems. The world ...

Congress spokesperson Manish Tewari also said the slowdown has a humanitarian side to it as manifested in death due to heart attack of an a...

Lifestyle brand to use funds for expanding its presence in tier 2 cities.

In December, Vogo’s largest investor and ride hailing app Ola said it will finance 100,000 scooters for Vogo, worth $100 million signaling ...

The Central Board of Trustees of the EPFO will meet on Thursday to consider the return for the current year besides an increase in the mini...

The four MLCs said in the letter that a meeting of Congress Legislature Party in the Council was held on December 20 and its merger with th...

Principal Secretary (Home) Arvind Kumar said that the Senior Superintendent of Police will be replaced by Sitapur SP Prabhakar Chaudhary.

In September 2015, to better regulate commodity exchanges, the government merged FMC with SEBI.

OLYMPICS-2024-PARIS:Olympics-France's Macron will back Paris bid in Lausanne

Tata Sons Chairman Emeritus Ratan Tata has invested an undisclosed amount in home rental startup NestAway Technologies Pvt Ltd.

The company will use the series C funding to expand its presence in tier II cities to mainly focus on technology and branding.

For instance, while sexual harassment guidelines apply to such enterprises as well, not all of them have set up ICCs that are mandated by l...

E-commerce star Mukesh Bansal on what it takes to win in the tricky game of start-ups