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India's ₹70,000 cr bet on shipbuilding: Can it match China and Korea?

With nearly ₹70,000 cr in incentives, India eyes a bigger slice of the $150 bn global shipbuilding market

Deloitte's AI fiasco: Why chatbots hallucinate and who else got caught

As Deloitte returns part of its fee for a flawed AI-assisted government report in Australia, the case spotlights how generative AI fabricates facts and how it's not the first time this has happened

How GIFT City's new forex settlement system can be a game-changer for India

The new real-time foreign currency settlement system situates GIFT City among global financial centres like Hong Kong and Tokyo, with a promise of faster transactions and better liquidity

Bihar elections 2025: Key parties, issues, and electoral shifts explained

From Nitish Kumar's 'sushasan' to Tejashwi's job promise, Bihar's elections since 2005 tell a story of shifting alliances, changing issues and the state's long battle between caste and governance

Best of BS Opinion: India's crusader spirit and the swords that betray it

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Can Ola's rare-earth-free motor power India's self-reliant EV revolution?

By replacing rare-earth magnets with ferrite, Ola aims to make EVs cheaper, locally sourced, and less reliant on Chinese supply chains. But key engineering hurdles remain

Best of BS Opinion: India's ambitions and the cape it keeps tripping on

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Why South Korea's youth are choosing to 'just rest' instead of chasing jobs

Amid rising living costs, job scarcity and burnout, South Korea's youth are redefining ambition in the 21st century by choosing to "just rest" instead of chasing stability

Bihar election 2025: How caste coalitions will drive strategies and outcome

With new caste survey data in hand, parties are recalibrating alliances, seat-sharing, and candidate choices, as traditional blocs like Yadavs, Kurmis, and EBCs remain pivotal

Best of BS Opinion: The illusion of healing, the persistence of hurt

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Best of BS Opinion: Fragile powers, bold dreams, and magic of the old

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Bosch to axe 13,000 jobs in Germany as Tesla, BYD gain; Trump tariffs bite

Bosch said the cuts were necessary due to weak demand, rising costs and intensifying competition in the global auto market

China declares war on 'negative emotions', wants internet free of bad vibes

China has launched a two-month drive against 'negative emotions', targeting content creators, social media apps and users in a bid to sanitise cyberspace

Best of BS Opinion: Shipbuilding dreams and the hunt for fiscal treasure

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Best of BS Opinion: When leaders throw tantrums and institutions play deaf

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Best of BS Opinion: When comfort and dangers of the dark are intertwined

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Festive hiring in India grows but workers seek security over short-term pay

A new survey of India's job market shows two in three jobseekers are now seeking full-time roles, using festive hiring as a launchpad for career growth

'Pak can win if army bats, judges umpire': Imran Khan mocks Asia Cup loss

Jailed former PM Imran Khan mocked Pakistan's cricket slump, saying only Army Chief Munir and PCB head Naqvi as openers, with judges as umpires, could secure a win against India

Best of BS Opinion: What shadows of power, policy and betrayal conceal

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Radisson adds 10 new hotels in 2025, plans key openings in Delhi, Indore

With 10 new hotels already operational in 2025 and several more lined up before the end of the year, the Radisson Hotel Group aims to build a strong footprint in smaller but fast-growing markets