Sarthak Choudhury

The fourth of a six-part series examines why daily commute in Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar, and GIFT City remains a challenge despite better bus and metro services, and new infrastructure

With 30-60% of Bihar's migrant workforce on leave for Chhath and polls, industries from Tamil Nadu to Punjab face production slowdowns and labour shortages across key sectors

Several Indian companies have similar safeguards in place, though few were forthcoming about their policies when contacted

The noise around migrants from West Bengal swelled last month after the state's chief minister, Mamata Banerjee, led a march in Kolkata to protest against what she called the harassment of Bengalis

Experts says "Nostalgia can play a powerful role, but it's not a guarantee of success"

Uncertainty over renewal of 15-year master rights deal halts India's top league

With landmark deals, like Nestle's investment in Drools, and expanding interest from diverse sectors, the industry looks poised for its next big leap

Industries reel, migrants depart, and political voices demand relief. A ground report from Attari, Ludhiana, and Jalandhar by Sarthak Choudhury

Revathi entered the Mumbai Open 2025 as a wildcard but walked out as India's next tennis sensation

The shutdown of trade at the Attari-Wagah border has sparked concern among local shopkeepers and activists, prompting letters to the prime minister urging financial aid for those affected

Locations like Goa, Alibaug, Lonavala, and parts of Uttarakhand are increasingly attractive to HNIs seeking weekend homes or holiday retreats

Electric vehicle (EV) only ride-hailing platform BluSmart on Wednesday temporarily suspended bookings in major cities, including Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru, following the financial turmoil

Offers from offbeat sectors lay out a bigger career canvas

Farms in Palla village are known for producing multiple varieties of strawberries, including Winter Down, Camarosa, Chandler, and Sweet Session

From closures to online pivots, how small enterprises weathered the pandemic storm

Residents of the city's Lal Dora villages face legal confusion, poor infrastructure, and neglect, struggling with outdated policies and exclusion from key schemes. Sarthak Choudhury reports

Roll out accessible, flexible loans with revolving credit lines, overdraft facilities as wedding business gets bigger, grander

Minimum support price has been a bone of contention between the farmers in Punjab and the state and Centre

Govts step up efforts, but farmers say policies unclear, assistance insufficient

While a Supreme Court ruling in January 2020 curtailed the length of shutdowns, the fallout continues to reverberate through the entrepreneurial landscape