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Climate challenge costs India $10 billion every year

A further plunge in the farming productivity driven by extreme weather events will add a lot of stress and India could turn into a major importer of food items like milk and pulses.

Aug 18, 2017

War continues: Tata Sons to snap business ties with Cyrus Mistry's SP Group

The move can put at risk business worth thousands of crores of rupees, as the SP Group holds about 18.4 percent stake in Tata Sons.

Aug 17, 2017

Post Merger: SBI does the impossible, unions praise management

This comes after all major unions had strongly opposed the merger of six other nationalised banks with SBI and were wary of a step-motherly treatment of the migrating staff at the hands of the SBI management.

Aug 17, 2017

Here's how private players will benefit from Centre's new metro policy

The policy came up with a major change, as it shifts from existing financial rate of return to economic rate of return.

Aug 17, 2017

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Can India use trade as a weapon against China to ban IT imports?

Amid growing security concerns, can India afford to deploy trade as a political weapon against China?

Aug 16, 2017

Q2 2017 market share of top smartphone companies in India

Are phone makers stealing users' data? Apple, Samsung, Chinese OEMs scrutinized

The government is calling upon major smartphone brands in India to ensure security of users' data.

Aug 16, 2017

Modi govt blows $264 million fresh penalty on Reliance Industries, British Petroleum

The government has slapped a $264 million penalty on Reliance Industries and its partner British Petroleum on declining gas production and failure to achieve the target.

Aug 16, 2017

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A month since European Journalism Institute 2017 in Prague: Journalism is not just about a job, it's an education

A month after attending the EJI in Prague, Czech Republic, I take a look back and understand how journalist-scholars in the West have contributed towards making the discipline a field of in-depth learning. Are our would-be journalists learning things that way?

Aug 16, 2017

Human rights situation in Iran: Court hangs man for insulting prophet Johan and sentences Woman for killing her rapist.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani threatens to restart nuclear programme

In a veiled threat to the US, Rouhani said that a reconstituted nuclear programme would be "far more advanced."

Aug 16, 2017

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Are ATMs being driven to extinction? Demonetisation, digitisation have the answer

Are demonetisation and digitisation driving ATMs to extinction with an increase in cashless transactions? Read to know more.

Aug 16, 2017

Indian-Chinese troops clash at LAC in Ladakh; Beijing unaware of the incident?

A major scuffle took place between the Indian and Chinese soldiers along the Line of Actual Control in Ladakh and a few troops of both the countries sustained injuries due to stone pelting.

Aug 16, 2017

ONGC to raise output and reduce cost on big data analysis

ONGC will engage data scientists from IITs and IT firms for large data analysis that will raise the company's output and reduce cost in the future.

Aug 16, 2017

Maruti Suzuki plans to sell 6 lakh used car annually by revamping True Value outlets

By 2020, India's largest carmaker plans to sell about 6 lakh used vehicles annually, which is almost the total sales of new cars in India by Tata Motors, Volkswagen and Honda put together.

Aug 15, 2017

Is the Doklam standoff spilling over to Indo-China trade relations?

After New Delhi imposed anti-dumping duties on 93 Chinese products, an article in the Global Times said that Chinese firms must "reconsider the risks" of investing in India.

Aug 15, 2017

No signs of thaw in Doklam standoff as China unlikely to attend Border Personnel Meeting

Before the Border Personnel Meeting is conducted, both the sides usually give a confirmation on it a few days in advance, but this time the Chinese side reportedly did not respond to the invitation.

Aug 15, 2017

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Search Results for: economic reform

Climate challenge costs India $10 billion every year

War continues: Tata Sons to snap business ties with Cyrus Mistry's SP Group

Post Merger: SBI does the impossible, unions praise management

Here's how private players will benefit from Centre's new metro policy

Can India use trade as a weapon against China to ban IT imports?

Are phone makers stealing users' data? Apple, Samsung, Chinese OEMs scrutinized

Modi govt blows $264 million fresh penalty on Reliance Industries, British Petroleum

A month since European Journalism Institute 2017 in Prague: Journalism is not just about a job, it's an education

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani threatens to restart nuclear programme

Are ATMs being driven to extinction? Demonetisation, digitisation have the answer

Indian-Chinese troops clash at LAC in Ladakh; Beijing unaware of the incident?

ONGC to raise output and reduce cost on big data analysis

Maruti Suzuki plans to sell 6 lakh used car annually by revamping True Value outlets

Is the Doklam standoff spilling over to Indo-China trade relations?

No signs of thaw in Doklam standoff as China unlikely to attend Border Personnel Meeting

Time for India to follow suit? France, Germany, Netherlands, US banned use of EVMs [here's why]

Dhanush's Captain Miller has no buyers in Telugu states? Here's why

Deepika Padukone is a sight to behold in velvet gown; attends Academy Museum Gala with Selena Gomez, Dua Lip [see pics]