Expert Eye

Eye exercises may ease strain and fatigue, but can they really improve eyesight? Eye doctors explain what actually works

Long hours on phones and laptops can strain eyes and mind. Here are easy, doctor-approved strategies to reduce screen time and build healthier digital habits

Glaucoma damages vision quietly and painlessly. Knowing the early signs and getting regular eye checks after 40 can help prevent permanent sight loss

The day highlights the importance of taking proper care of our eyes, reminding us that our eyes are the windows to a beautiful world

Dry age-related macular degeneration (AMD) causes degeneration of retinal cells resulting in vision loss in people over the age of 60

While the founder-shareholders' intervention was not a surprise, using a public forum to do so was

GST will be good for some reasons but expecting too much from it is neither logical nor economically

Section 4 of the Competition Act, 2002, provides for action against abuse of dominant position

Only shareholders' activism can protect the interests of minority and other stakeholders

The most important role of independent directors is to protect the interest of non-controlling shareholders

The way GST has been done, there is as much scope of making black money as was there in the existing tariff

With hindsight, some strategic choices made by the Tata group appear to be wrong

Finance Minister said that different items used by different segments have to be taxed differently, otherwise GST will be regressive

Tendering is the right method to search for the right audit firm. This increases choice and reduces auditing cost through competition

The principle of benefit of doubt acts in favour of revenue. It is different in the case of criminal law

The whole big exercise of writing the goods and services tax law has been done in the most unimaginative manner

A classic case of anomaly arises when the Commissioner, Appeals, does not follow the circular of the Board, but gives an order different from the circular

In the last seven years, the board should have completed the task of deleting all its orders, which are against the Supreme Court order