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India's cyclical recovery faces risks; oil supply shock, AI capex may hit corporate margins from Q2FY27: Report

New Delhi, Sept. 5 -- India's cyclical recovery faces rising risks from an oil supply shock, fading domestic stimulus and weaker artificial intelligence (AI) capital expenditure, according to a Nuvama... Read More


"Cannot bulldoze our Masjid just because you have an itch": Owaisi condemns Saharanpur mosque demolition, claims records dating back to 1911 establish its existence

Hyderabad, Sept. 5 -- AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi on Saturday condemned the demolition of the mosque at the Saharanpur Collectorate, asserting that historical records dating back to 1911 establish th... Read More


Makkah pact could open a new gateway for Turkey and Saudi Arabia into Asia

Bangladesh, Sept. 5 -- The emerging strategic partnership between Pakistan, Turkey and Saudi Arabia could develop into something far more consequential than a defense arrangement. Beyond its immediate... Read More


Who really benefits from the CIA chiefs Moscow trip?

Bangladesh, Sept. 5 -- The sudden and unusually secretive trip by CIA Director John Ratcliffe to Moscow has generated exactly the kind of speculation that Washington normally claims to dislike but rou... Read More


Ravi Matthai: the institution builder who took management beyond the boardroom

New Delhi, Sept. 5 -- By the 1920s, the first multinationals had arrived in India. Nestle had been selling condensed milk through agents in Bombay and Calcutta since 1912, Siemens set up its India uni... Read More


Saturday Feeling: How climate change is endangering Indian crafts

New Delhi, Sept. 5 -- Traditional Indian methods of creating and making are often held up as an example of sustainable living, of circular practices, and of countering climate change. But we rarely th... Read More


Look beyond the hype before you pay

New Delhi, Sept. 5 -- For most Indian households, succession planning is closely tied to real estate. The property bug usually bites early because the ultimate aim is to ensure that you at least leave... Read More


Mumbai's women Govindas break heights, stereotypes this Dahi Handi

Mumbai, Sept. 5 -- Mumbai turned into a sea of colour, music and towering human pyramids on Saturday, as thousands of Govindas took part in Dahi Handi celebrations across the city and neighbouring are... Read More


Jennifer Aniston in no rush to marry Jim Curtis

United Kingdom, Sept. 5 -- Jennifer Aniston and boyfriend Jim Curtis are in no rush to get married. Although former Friends actress Jennifer, 57 and hypnotist and life coach Jim, 50, have been dating... Read More


IndiGo issues travel advisory as bad weather hits Delhi, warns of possible flight delays

New Delhi, Sept. 5 -- IndiGo Airlines on Saturday issued a travel advisory for passengers travelling via Delhi, warning of possible delays in flight operations due to adverse weather conditions in the... Read More