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Illegal, restrictive, legal: Here are some abortion laws around the world

The US isn't the only country in the world to ban abortion. Laws around the world vary; in some countries, abortion is available to women on request, in others it is totally outlawed. >

Why is Assam battered by floods every year? Here's all you need to know

Why does Assam get flooded every year? Take a look at some of the factors that lead to it and possible solutions > >

No justice, no peace: SC decision to ban abortion sparks protests in US

As the Supreme Court’s reversal of abortion rights sank in among Americans on Friday, protests swelled in Washington and in city centers, town plazas and parks across the United States >

Of moon and models catwalking on water: A fashion show in metaverse

Watch this video to see a whole new world of the metaverse fashion show >

BS Views of the week: RBL CEO, Agnipath protests, plastic ban, and more

Business Standard's opinion pages this week focused on Agnipath protests, NCERT books, Single-use plastic, and much more >

Diversify and keep costs low: Avinash Luthria's 2 key mantras for investors

In this interview with Sanjay Kumar Singh of Business Standard, Avinash Luthria discusses how a new investor can build a simple, low-cost portfolio that will serve her well over the long term >

World Music Day: Theremin, hang and other instruments you never knew existed

To mark World Music Day, we bring you some extraordinary and lesser-known musical instruments >

Planning to buy a new home? Do you know these terms?

In this video, we explain key terms you must know if you plan to buy a home >

Ola FutureFactory 2022

The Futurefactory spread over 500 acres or about 378 football fields is a fully automated factory >

Agnipath scheme row explained: Why are job aspirants protesting in India

The Agnipath scheme for short-term recruitment in the Armed Forces has triggered widespread protests in Bihar, Jammu, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Delhi, Telangana, and several other states >

BS Views of the week: 5G, Right to property, market turmoil, and more

Business Standard's opinion pages this week focused on 5G, Right to speech and property, market turmoil, and much more >

Why BTS taking a break is such a big deal for markets, Korea, brands and fans

BTS (Bangtan boys), which has sold over 32 million albums, is a worldwide phenomenon. Let's take a look at why #BTS taking a break is such a big deal >

How Las Vegas casino AI can help Sebi stamp out insider trading: Explained

Sebi is planning to take a leaf out of the Vegas Casinos' AI playbook to crack down on insider trading. Watch the video to know-how. >

160 million child labourers in the world; time for a change, says Satyarthi

World Day Against Child Labour 2022: Watch the video to know what Kailash Satyarthi has to say >

BS Views of the week: Rate hike, Prophet Muhammad, stagflation, and more

Business Standard's opinion pages this week focused on RBI’s rate hike, the Prophet Muhammad controversy, stagflation, and much more. >

RBI rate hike: Arvind Chari explains impact on fixed-income investors

Arvind Chari, chief investment officer, Quantum Advisors explains the ramification of the RBI’s policy announcements for fixed-income investors in an interview with Sanjay Kumar Singh >

World Environment Day 2022: How fashion is destroying our environment

World Environment Day 2022: Did you know that fashion industry is one of the most polluting industries in the world? Watch the video to know about 'Waste Couture' and what you can do about it > > >

100 days of Russia-Ukraine war: Numbers tell the real story of devastation

Here’s a look at some numbers that shed light on the havoc wrought by the Russian-Ukraine war. >

BS Views of the week: GDP data, power crisis, cyber security, and more

Business Standard's opinion pages this week focused on GDP data, power crisis, army's arsenal, and much more. >

Contrasting fortunes: Top CEOs earn 184 times their employees in India

According to an analysis, the median CEO salary in India’s top listed companies was up 2.6 per cent in the past two years. >