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Border-Gavaskar Trophy: As Bumrah leaves, 'captain' Kohli calls the shots

Kohli took charge after Bumrah left bowling due to spasm

Some key events to look forward to in space & astronomy

Some key events to look forward to in space & astronomy

Worrying signs from the Arctic

Scientists say fires in the region could have major consequences

Dr Manmohan Singh, RIP

emissary he had deployed. Although sceptical, I bounded off to North Block and was ushered in. It was my first official meeting with the FM. I conveyed the request, not a direction, of the prime minister. Dr Singh was puzzled — I could see that on his face — by the message or, perhaps, the messenger. He listened politely and told me that the second step had already been taken within minutes of the markets opening at 10 am.

Introspection needed in the media

attention is paid to these two things that we seem never to get to the issues that really affect ordinary people like healthcare, education, pollution and the horrendous conditions in which most Indians are forced to live.

Traditional food tourism is dead. Something fascinating is emerging

In Lima, chifa (Chinese Peruvian) and Nikkei (Japanese Peruvian) dishes are redefining Peruvian cuisine to reflect a 150-year history of Asian immigration.

First-class upgrades: How to score a sweeter seat

Airlines are offering more ways than ever to get a taste of the champagne skies, but how do you get past the curtain, and when is it worth the cost?

Kissa and kahani

Amid countless avenues of entertainment that are just a click away, some festivals are attempting to keep the tradition of oral storytelling alive

'It's about creating timeless content, not chasing trends'

HERITAGE STORYTELLER & PHOTOGRAPHER

Welcome, the Generation Beta

What will the new generation, born on Jan 1, open its eyes to?

Race for Humanoids

OpenAI is back in the robotics arena, and the world awaits the results

The Original Environmentalists

Ramachandra Guha ties his protagonists by a common thread of human-nature relationships and their writings

Bijness is bijness

Entrepreneurial spirit is inherent in Gujaratis, and in these excerpts from Salil Tripathi's new book, he writes how paiso bole chhe for the community

Megastar Foods pays ₹20.15 lakh to settle case with Sebi

MEGASTAR FOODS HAS settled with capital markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) a case pertaining to the alleged violation of disclosure norms after paying ₹20.15 lakh towards settlement charges.

Will make AI a top-class airline, says Chandrasekaran

TATA SONS CHAIRMAN N Chandrasekaran on Saturday said his company is fully committed to transforming Air India into a top-class airline, delivering exceptional service and performance on a global scale.

DPIIT ties up with Stride Ventures to help startups

THE DEPARTMENT FOR promotion of industry and internal trade (DPIIT) has partnered with venture debt firm Stride Ventures to provide financial support and strategic guidance to startups in the country.

Apparel Exporters Seek Tax Incentives

The Apparel Export Promotion Council (AEPC) urged the government to announce tax incentives, including removal of a provision requiring payments to MSMEs within 45 days to claim deductions and customs duty exemption on garment machinery imports.

Oyo Raises $65 Mn From Founder's Affiliate Entity

HOSPITALITY MAJOR OYO has raised approximately $65 million from Redsprig Innovation Partners, an affiliate entity of its founder Ritesh Agarwal.

Govt push for quality: Industry embrace QCO on wooden goods

AFTER INITIAL RESISTANCE, the plywood and MDF board industry has agreed to implement the mandatory quality control norms as they have recognised the long-term benefits of adhering to high-quality standards, commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal has said.

Govt permits wheat export to Nepal

THE GOVERNMENT HAS permitted exports of two lakh tonne of wheat to Nepal, according to a notification issued on Saturday.

Family settlement: Kirloskar firms challenge Sebi

FOUR KIRLOSKAR COMPANIES on Saturday said they have filed an appeal before the Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) challenging the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) letter asking them to disclose the deed of family settlement that was signed by members of the Kirloskar family on September 11, 2009.

Jewellery Show May Generate ₹35K Cr Biz This Year: GJEPC

We are seeing a lot of FDI coming into the gem and jewellery sector reflecting confidence in the industry, GJEPC chairman Vipul Shah said

For fourth year in a row, PSU index outperforms benchmarks

In 2024, the BSE PSU Index outperformed the benchmark Sensex and Nifty with a return of 21.3%, marking its fourth consecutive year of outperformance.

CAG report flags 'doubtful' consultants, estimate revision

Cost up thrice to ₹33 crore, reveals audit trail

Not Top, the 2025 Auto Sector Race Hot at Middle Level

Kia's efforts to sustain momentum included launching a facelifted Sonet, which stabilised its sales.

19 Flights Diverted, More Than 400 Delayed at Delhi Airport

DELHI AIRPORT ON Saturday saw 19 flight diversions, many cancellations and over 400 flight delays as low visibility conditions due to dense fog impacted operations for the second straight day.

Over 400 flights delayed at IGI due to bad weather

More than 400 flights were delayed at the airport in the national capital on Friday morning as low visibility conditions due to dense fog disrupted operations, according to an official.

Over 400 Flights Delayed at IGI Due to Bad Weather

More than 400 flights were delayed at the airport in the national capital on Friday morning as low visibility conditions due to dense fog disrupted operations, according to an official.

Rohit no more part of selectors red-ball plan beyond Australia tour

AT THE TOSS, with Jasprit Bumrah in the middle, and as the Indian XI lined up for the national anthem at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG), Rohit Sharma's absence was conspicuous.

DPDP Draft Rules

ONE OF THE standout features of the draft rules is the emphasis on parental consent for processing the data of children under 18.