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SC's 'advice' reveals deep fault lines over the issue of stray dogs

Loving or hating dogs is beside the point. For the good of both people and animals, the Indy population needs to be controlled

Historic port to future hub: Thoothukudi's giant leap for global reach

Thoothukudi is witnessing a major economic revival with Rs 1 trillion in investments across sectors, including EV manufacturing, green hydrogen, and space, alongside upgraded infrastructure

Public sector banks' property e-auctions take a leap under BAANKNET

The new platform has improved the auction success rate to 14.7 per cent, up from 9 per cent under the previous system

Freedom to 'rebalance': India on the UK's proposed carbon border tax

If CBAM adversely impacts Indian exports covered by the deal, the government will act to ensure that the agreed market access terms are not diluted

Datanomics: How India-UK CETA can boost trade from textiles to whiskeys

The CETA will allow duty-free access to 95 per cent of India's agriculture exports to the UK, which accounts for a bit over five per cent of the goods exported to the UK

Near-term recovery, margin expansion key drivers for Nestle India

Nestle India reports a 5.9% YoY revenue growth in Q1FY26, with a focus on recovery and margin expansion despite challenges from high commodity prices

India-UK trade pact: Tariff cut may not impact Scotch whisky retail prices

The revised tariffs will apply to both bottled-in-origin (BIO) and bulk imports

Our growth stable, diversified, not reliant on one driver: NSDL MD & CEO

The IPO is crucial for NSDL primarily to meet regulatory shareholding requirements. Meeting these regulatory expectations is of utmost importance to us, says NSDL MD & CEO

Children of Radium: 'Digging for Trauma' in Nazi Germany's History

In the course of his research, Dunthorne makes multiple visits to Germany and tries to retrace and recreate his great-grandfather's life

No retrospective change in I-T Bill, only simplification: Baijayant Panda

The old law had become so complicated that even experts couldn't give the clear answer, says Panda

'Western vs Indian': Differing management approaches reflect cultural roots

Western management abhors ambiguity. Indians tolerate and thrive in it

Discounts, nudges, added fees: Qcom quietly making customers pay more

From steep discounts on pricier items to subtle nudges and layered fees, quick commerce firms are tactically steering users toward higher-value purchases to improve unit economics

New national policy on cooperatives calls for apex bank for the sector

India has over 800,000 cooperative societies, comprising around 200,000 cooperatives and 600,000 non-credit cooperatives

Tata Sons invested ₹1 trn in group firms in 5 years: N Chandrasekaran

Group firms undertook capex and investments of over Rs 4.5 trn, says chairman of conglomerate

Govt open to idea of China joint ventures in electronics manufacturing

Meity allows Dixon-Longcheer venture

India-UK trade deal upshot: Norton gets thrust ahead of its India launch

Norton V4 is expected to be one of the costliest bikes to be available for sale in India, for around ₹50 lakh

Fintech player Paytm's Q1 FY26 profit attributed to tight cost cuts

Paytm posted a net profit of Rs 122.5 crore in Q1FY26, driven by sharp cost controls, after a steep loss in the corresponding quarter of FY25

Indira's India & Modi's Bharat: A comparative look at two political eras

As Narendra Modi becomes India's second-longest consecutively serving Prime Minister, we look at how he compares with Indira Gandhi across four key dimensions

Govt may mandate public procurement of 25% sustainable green steel

Ashwini Kumar, economic advisor to the Ministry of Steel, confirmed that public procurement would play a key role in creating a market for low-emission steel

Automakers clash over CAFE relief for LCVs, small cars at Siam meet

Automakers debate exemption proposals for light commercial vehicles and small passenger vehicles under CAFE-3 and CAFE-4 norms at a heated SIAM meeting