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India's healthcare system is under-resourced, causing overwhelmed public hospitals and unsafe conditions for healthcare workers. There is a critical s
Communications Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia intervenes to resolve conflicts between terrestrial telecom and satellite communications operators over s
The Telecommunications Act 2023 in India prioritizes public interest by allocating satellite spectrum without auction. This supports the nascent satel
Food waste is a critical issue in the US, with 85% of 20 billion meals ending up in landfills. Gastropod's episode explores solutions like TGIF's 'Rig
In her 1976 SF novel Arslan, M J Engh - incidentally, Mary Jane Engh - wrote about a foreign strongman invading the US and destroying its democracy wi
Such reunions are lovely. But we'd rather have Paul McCartney send Ringo Starr a secret missive - a cryptic bass line, perhaps - for a Beatles reunion
The broader point is capitalism and democracy have an intricate relationship that needs to be maintained. China may have had a surge in economic growt
Facing life's uncertainties, as described by Adi Shankaracharya, requires maintaining an evenness of mind and seeing challenges as growth opportunitie
In 2022, I had the opportunity to meet Ratan Tata regarding the relaunch of Air India, following its acquisition by the Tata Group. Alongside the Futu
India-Canada relations have deteriorated to unprecedented levels, fueled by accusations and retaliations over the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hard
In 1991, a creative campaign named ‘The Company of Man’ was crafted for Tata Group to highlight their community-serving values. Ratan Tata, moved
Daron Acemoglu, James A. Robinson, and Simon Johnson received the Nobel Prize in Economics for their research on institutions and economic growth. The
The article contrasts the functional use of cars with the more enriching experience of walking. It emphasizes that while cars are merely tools for tra
Ecommerce is experiencing significant growth, with a 23% increase during the festive season, driven by the rise of quick commerce and increased demand
This article talks about unusual laws in an empire where informers of false accusations are put to death if the accused are proven innocent. The innoc
Teleportation technology is making strides with German researchers developing a device that scans and 3D prints objects remotely, reminiscent of 'Beam
India's significant contrasts include booming markets and high unemployment. The nation's aspirational goals hinge on broad-based growth, education re
In October, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) withdrew $7 billion from Indian equities, leading to a 2% drop in Nifty. Domestic funds are stabili
Balancing wealth and health is crucial as excessive workplace stress hampers creativity and productivity. Environments where employees feel valued, re
The first track on Vintage Wine, a 1969 collection of Hindi film hits arranged by Pune-based master accordionist Daniels is a dazzling take on an old
