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From injury to diet to age verification: How AI is reshaping Indian athletes' trainingFrom dietary recommendations to injury predictions and from age verification to psychological mapping -- artificial intelligence is set to ...- From injury to diet to age verification, how AI is reshaping Indian athletes' trainingIndian athletics: At the Sports Ministry's National Centre for Sports Science and Research (NCSSR) in Delhi, India's first Athlete Manageme...
- Won your case at ITAT but still waiting for refund? Why Budget 2026 must end tax officers’ delays in giving effect to court ordersTaxpayers face significant delays in receiving refunds and tax relief even after winning cases at the ITAT and other appellate authorities....
- Income tax appeal resolution typical time 15-20 years: Steps to cut appeal pendency urged in Budget 2025India has an extensive tax appeals system that starts from the Commissioner of Income Tax Appeals to the Supreme Court. However, India's ta...
- New insolvency framework to be creditor-led: IBBI chairman Ravi MitalThe Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) is developing a creditor-led resolution framework to expedite the rescue of stressed fi...
- DU plans to introduce two 5-year integrated LLB programmesThe Delhi University plans to introduce two five-year integrated LLB programmes in the next academic year to provide a "more affordable and...
- Attendance at board meetings improved in FY21 on virtual meetingsIn FY20, 63 per cent of board members had 100 per cent attendance and 14 directors had zero attendance. The tally improved in FY21 as 86 pe...
- RGI turns down Assam govt's request to financially support pending NRC work beyond March 31The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) had approved the revised estimates of Rs 1,602.66 crore up to December 31, 2019 with a con...
- How to make the FRDI bill more effectiveThe new Act should consider keeping its ripple effects on other laws to the minimum.
- How autonomous colleges are breaking India's rigid degree systemArmed with autonomy, colleges are gaining full control of their destiny and of their students.
- With IBC about to be 3, a look at the hits & misses and the road aheadOut of the 1,484 cases admitted for resolution, 586 have been closed till December 2018 — a hit rate of 40%.
- Undermining the bankruptcy lawTo be sure, its record has been rather mixed since its birth in May 2016.
- NCA rehab under scanner as debutant Shardul Thakur all but ruled out of 2nd TestIncidentally, this new injury fiasco happened only two days after the Committee of Administrators met the stakeholders in the cricket team ...
- Fill up vacancies, augment resources of ED: Par Panel to Fin MinA Parliamentary panel has asked the finance ministry to immediately fill up vacancies in the Enforcement Directorate and augment its resour...
- US House passes defense bill targeting Chinese investmentsWhile the measure puts controls on U.S. government contracts with ZTE Corp and Huawei because of national security concerns, the restrictio...
- Arun Jaitley reassures excise officers of addressing concernsArun Jaitley is learnt to have said that he will discuss the issue with Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) and the Revenue Secretary.
- Reduce scrutiny assessments to slash litigation: CBDT panelThe committee was mandated to provide a comprehensive roadmap for minimising litigation by the department and for strengthening all aspects...
- RBI Governor has become less powerful now: Yashwant Sinha"I won’t say this exercise of setting up a committee in the RBI has increased the power in the hands of the finance minister," Yashwant Sin...
- Lokpal will add to CVC’s workloadThe workload of CVC would go up, with Lokpal referring complaints against even Group B, C and D officials to it.
- Food ministry opposes move to bring wages and working conditions of contract workers on par with regular employeesFood ministry has opposed move to bring the wages & working conditions of contract workers on par with regular employees, saying it would i...
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