Sarjna Rai
Sarjna Rai
From avoiding unnecessary close-ups to reducing objectifying camera angles, the new guidelines aim to reshape how women athletes are shown on television
The fintech company is looking to revive its wallet business with a fresh PPI licence application, following the RBI's cancellation of Paytm Payments Bank's licence
Hunger strikes have shaped India's history, but what do they do to the human body? Doctors explain when health risks become life-threatening, and why recovery must be gradual
The CCPA has said service charges are voluntary and cannot be imposed by default, collected under another name, or bundled with food bills
Voltas has raised AC prices despite the monsoon slowdown. Here's what is driving the increase, why other brands may follow, and what it means for consumers
The latest MBBS seat expansion offers relief to aspiring doctors, but affordability, postgraduate opportunities, and regional shortages remain key challenges
The Air India AI171 crash probe is nearing completion, but the AAIB says releasing cockpit voice recordings would breach Indian law and international aviation rules
The Naya Safar Yojana combines subsidies, tax waivers, and cheaper loans to encourage cleaner commercial vehicles across the capital
The trial Index of Services Production offers a monthly snapshot of India's services economy, with hotels, retail, and administrative services leading growth in April
The reported decline is well above the government's estimated 3-5% impact of E20 petrol, prompting calls for an investigation into possible fuel adulteration or contamination
The Karnataka government has extended food service hours for Bengaluru eateries during the Fifa World Cup semi-finals and final after requests from the hospitality industry
The Centre has approved ₹1,647 crore for 28 infrastructure projects across Delhi, paving the way for metro expansion, flyovers, road upgrades, EV charging stations, and better civic amenities
Why would a company pause a mine after investing $2.2 billion? The answer lies in falling diamond prices, weaker global demand, and a rapidly changing jewellery market
E20 petrol has sparked questions over mileage and engine performance. Here's what Union Minister Nitin Gadkari had to say about the concerns
From software and databases to research and organisational know-how, India's investment in intangible assets is growing faster than that of any other major economy, says the report
PIB's Fact Check unit has cautioned users against unsolicited traffic challan messages that may install malware or lead to financial fraud
The countdown to India's data privacy deadline has begun, making the next year critical for building DPDP-ready systems and processes
Headline inflation remains under control, but food prices are showing fresh signs of pressure. Here's what the latest inflation and crop data reveal
Unauthorised decoration of a First AC cabin for a newlywed couple has triggered an inquiry, with Indian Railways calling it a serious breach of protocol
The country's first hydrogen-powered train is expected to begin operations next week. Here's how it works, where it will run, and why it marks a milestone for Indian Railways