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In a world where peace can no longer be taken for granted, Sourisse, who heads a global defence major, tells Veenu Sandhu why strategic autonomy is more critical now than ever

Raja Ravi Varma's ₹167 crore auction sets a record, spotlighting rarity, national treasure status, and rising confidence of Indian art collectors

The optimism expressed by brokerages could turn out to be true if West Asia war ends quickly, or if countries find a way to easily move cargo ships and oil tankers through Strait of Hormuz once again

Within the shrinking TV universe news is a tiny sliver. News channels form just under 7% of all the TV viewed in India

From a childhood brush with death in rural Tamil Nadu to missing a medical seat by two marks to building a multi-vertical healthcare powerhouse, Velu takes through his life's journey and mission

West Asia conflict triggers sharp sell-off in Indian markets, with realty, banking and auto stocks leading losses amid energy shock fears

Mushtaq says the International Booker Prize has given her work the volume it sought

As women open new doors everywhere, the gaps in motorsports - on and off the track - also stand exposed. An International Women's Day feature

At school, she recalls the focus was on girls' bodies and betrothal more than their brains: They were given rice to maintain optimal weight, while boys received books and toys

India has embraced gaming as an industry while the behavioural systems required to manage addiction are still evolving

The Union Budget backs skilling across animation, gaming and comics. But creators and studios confront a hard question: who owns what comes next?

Doctors also point to declining professional dignity, workplace violence and medico-legal vulnerability as deterrents

The new Budget provides for tax sops to attract more foreign investments in India's data centres. So why are some Indian players upset?

Having invented the World Wide Web, Berners-Lee insisted that it be made free for anyone to access, thus denying himself, according to some accounts, a life of almost unimaginable material wealth

Carolyn Jones, whom Ratan Tata hoped to marry, before the 1962 India-China war altered their lives, passed away on January 18

As label Tarun Tahiliani marks 30 years, he tells Akshara Srivastava about his enduring fascination with movement, fluidity and the quiet power of fabric in motion

There's a certain appeal with the new-age investment platforms that young investors find hard to ignore

Once woven into everyday reading, the medium is surviving through dogged intent rather than scale

Rediffusion's 'Hits & Misses' survey on what dominated the country's landscape

Stakeholders are pulling in different directions, and the ATM channel has to be reimagined to make it commercially viable. Are there any alternatives?