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NUS Enterprise evolves into NUSX to expand global pathways for deep tech ventures

Singapore, Sept. 24 -- NUS Enterprise, the entrepreneurial heart of the National University of Singapore, has unveiled its next chapter as NUSX. The new identity reflects its evolution into an integr... Read More


Awfis opens 100,000 sq ft Elite workspace in Delhi Aerocity

Mumbai, Sept. 24 -- Awfis Space Solutions has launched a new centre under its premium workspace portfolio, Elite by Awfis, at Prestige Trade Centre in Aerocity, New Delhi. Spread across approximately... Read More


RM Architects partners Agami Realty for Agami Legends

Mumbai, Sept. 24 -- RM Architects has partnered with Agami Realty to design Agami Legends, a low-density luxury residential development at Kala Nagar in Bandra, Mumbai. Located near the Bandra-Kurla ... Read More


Skipper wins Rs 7.97 billion Power T&D orders

Mumbai, Sept. 24 -- Skipper Limited has secured fresh orders worth Rs 7.97 billion for domestic and international power transmission and distribution (T&D) projects. The orders include export contrac... Read More


9 Killed, Many Injured as Tourist Bus Catches Fire in Greater Noida

Greater Noida, Sept. 24 -- In an other tragic accident, at least 9 people, including a woman, were burnt to death, and many were injured, after a sleeper tourist bus caught fire on the Yamuna Expressw... Read More


The New-Age CFO: Moving Beyond Finance to Become a Business Architect

Mumbai, Sept. 24 -- A few years ago, the CFO's role was largely defined by financial performance, reporting, cost and cash management, and financial discipline. Today, that mandate is expanding. As o... Read More


How Modi changed Odisha's growth story

India, Sept. 24 -- In Odisha, Modi's impact is increasingly visible - in roads and railways, ports and airports, investment and tribal development. The larger question is whether this Centre-State par... Read More


The Squirrel's Share of the Bridge

India, Sept. 24 -- We tend to believe our contribution only counts if it is large enough to be noticed. The building of the bridge to Lanka quietly corrects that belief. As Rama's army of monkeys and... Read More


A campus in mourning, a system on trial

India, Sept. 24 -- Sahil Wakode's death, whatever its cause, is a verdict on a system that has failed its students and exposes the rot that has claimed three young lives The death of Sahil Wakode, a ... Read More


Minor forest produce: Reconciling forest rights with conservation

India, Sept. 24 -- The system governing minor forest produce collection and trade is caught between overlapping laws, unclear institutional responsibilities, weak regulation and growing commercial pre... Read More