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Indian producers cannot reach scale through domestic consumption that's limited by persistently low purchasing power and chronic lack of jobs. Exports
Dhamaka, located in NYC’s Essex Market, offers a unique dive into India's diverse culinary landscape, specializing in less commonly found regional d
Pre-independence India faced debates on British rule, with opinions divided on its benefits. The 1943 Bengal Famine exposed the devastating impact of
The creation of new districts in India, such as Majuli’s elevation in Assam, often garners local attention but rarely answers key questions about go
Bharti Enterprises is set to acquire a 24.51% stake in British Telecom for $4 billion, marking a significant outbound deal for an Indian firm. This ac
The Soviet Union's Victory Day celebrations and American 4th of July celebrations can be compared to how we celebrate patriotism on August 15th. Howev
True discipline does not mean forcing ourselves to do something or controlling our actions. The mind may pretend to be disciplined if it is compelled
In this column, let me highlight one danger signal most others have ignored. This is the sharp fall in commodity prices in recent months, something th
Recent stock market turbulence raises the question of whether the worst is over or yet to come. Despite recent corrections, US and Indian stocks remai
The 2024 NIRF Rankings saw top positions retained by IITs and IISc Bangalore, continuing its role as a key benchmark for higher education in India. Fo
This question has always been in the air - SF has given us stories about machines not only intelligent but also (self-)aware. There has also always be
In a two-hour discussion dubbed 'X Pe Charcha,' Elon Musk and Donald Trump captivated audiences with a mix of endorsement, policy debate, and unexpect
After years of strategic missteps, operational challenges and a languishing stock, Sunil Mittal will have to add a lot more of his entrepreneurial chu
India placed 71st out of 206 countries in the Paris Olympics. To boost future performance, the article suggests investing in grassroots facilities and
Bharti Global's investment in BT signified a major step for the Indian telecom sector. Sunil Mittal extended his reach into European satellite communi
The eye is seer. The form and colour, the seen. That, eye, is the seen and the mind is its seer. The witness alone is the Seer of thoughts in the mind
The group aimed to forget their European heritage and the British's return to power, while also denying their Christian identity. Mother, who was alre
Over the past decade, India has built deep linkages in four key areas - finance, supply chains, petroleum, and (power and road) infrastructure. These
The Paris Olympics have seen a rise in medal-winning countries, with the US, China, Japan, Australia, France, the Netherlands, Britain, South Korea, I
Compassion is a profound virtue and meditative practice that goes beyond mere feelings of warmth and goodwill. It involves allowing ourselves to deepl
