India, Oct. 3 -- Student suicides often evoke myriad responses. For some, it is a failure, for some, unbearable pressure. For some, an escape and for others, a crime, even institutional murder. In rec... Read More
India, Oct. 3 -- President Vladimir Putin is set to visit New Delhi in December for the first time since the invasion of Ukraine, and at a time when Russia is a crucial player in India's efforts to ac... Read More
Bhum (Dharashiv), Oct. 3 -- Prasad in temples, especially pedhas, at pilgrim centres in Maharashtra and neighbouring states, could be in short supply due to the unprecedented rain and flooding in Mara... Read More
new delhi, Oct. 3 -- The government will examine if cash-on-delivery (COD) charges imposed by online retailers are aimed at nudging consumers to pay upfront and why refunds are delayed or blocked if p... Read More
new delhi, Oct. 3 -- India is in talks with Singapore, Sweden and South Korea to set up bilateral carbon crediting arrangements similar to the one it signed with Japan in August, said two government o... Read More
New delhi, Oct. 3 -- With increasing focus on and need for production of AI-generated content to scale pipelines and speak to younger audiences, many film industry veterans are exploring partnerships ... Read More
Bengaluru, Oct. 3 -- With speed no longer a differentiator, grocery-delivery platforms are now serving indulgence, freshness and aspiration-instantly. From gourmet fruits to ozone-washed greens to art... Read More
NEW DELHI, Oct. 3 -- India's hotel industry is booming-but not evenly. Luxury hotels in major metros are raising rates and revenues sharply, while midmarket and budget hotels, especially outside big c... Read More
New Delhi, Oct. 3 -- Under fire from the Supreme Court over what it termed "gross" misconduct and "collusion" in loan recovery proceedings, the Punjab National Bank (PNB) has now barred its branches a... Read More
mumbai, Oct. 3 -- A crisis of confidence is at the heart of many Indians' aversion to stocks, an investor survey commissioned by the market regulator found, tracing its roots to the limited success of... Read More