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Rupee depreciation over long term good for India: Panagariya

Referring to the rise of India's fortunes after the rupee was devalued in 1991, Sixteenth Finance Commission chairman Arvind Panagariya on Monday said the current policy of allowing the rupee to depreciate in the long run while managing it in the short run is the right one.

Chinese rivals gain ground as Apple plays AI catch-up

Global iPhone sales fall 5% in holiday quarter; Samsung also gives up share

A fresh take on gifting

FERNS & PETALS MUST OFFER A BIGGER BOUQUET

SpaDeX: Isro brings satellites within 3-metre in trial attempt

MOVING TO ATTEMPT docking in space, the Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) brought two SpaDeX satellites as close as 3 metres to each other Sunday morning.

Bumrah set to miss league stage of Champions Trophy

IN A SETBACK for India, strike bowler Jasprit Bumrah is likely to miss the group stage of next month's Champions Trophy due to health reasons.

Devajit, Prabhtej elected BCCI secretary, treasurer

DEVAJIT SAIKIA, an advocate and a former wicket-keeper batsman from Assam, would succeed Jay Shah as the new secretary of the Indian cricket board (BCCI). He was elected unopposed—a poll was not contested as there were no contestants, electoral officer A K Joti stated in his declaration of results—to the seat left vacant after Shah assumed the office of the International Cricket Council chairman in December last year.

Anthem row intensifies in Tamil Nadu as Governor slams CM

A row between Tamil Nadu Governor R N Ravi and Chief Minister M K Stalin escalated on Sunday after Ravi accused the latter of \"arrogance,\" asserting that respect for the National Anthem and constitutional duties was non-negotiable.

We see early signs of revival, but challenges remain, says TCS CFO

How are AI projects shaping returns?

IIT-K Steps In For Cyber Security At Maha Kumbh

WITH THE DIGITAL landscape changing considerably in the 12 years since Maha Kumbh was last held, the Uttar Pradesh government is anticipating a bigger threat this time from misinformation on social media and online frauds, and has roped in experts from IIT Kanpur to address these concerns.

40% Govt Tenders Can't Comply With 'Make in India' Rules

Enforcing the 2017 Make-in-India order in government procurement is easier said than done.

Jaishankar will be representing India at Trump's inaugural

EXTERNAL AFFAIRS MINISTER S Jaishankar will represent India at the January 20 inauguration of US President-elect Donald Trump.

Good audio on a budget

EARPHONES HAVE BECOME an essential part of everyday life, whether you're listening to your favourite music, playing mobile games or taking work calls.

'We've gone all in on AI, putting it into our devices'

AT THE CONSUMER Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Dell announced a new lineup of AI-powered PCs, accompanied by a rebranding effort aimed at simplifying the brand and making it easier to distinguish between different offerings.

A digital shield in a volatile world

Companies need to build robust cyber practices

Now, unplug those bulky chargers

● It supports fast charging and has a compact form

Unreal is the new real

● For the first time, a car ad film has been shot without a car

A cool blend of speed & power

● The phone is fluid, snappy & responsive in everyday use

Donning the war paint

● Minimalist is moving from innovation to scale

Donning the war paint

● Minimalist is moving from innovation to scale

Go(a)ing off the radar

Is brand Goa losing its appeal?

From brass to bits: Over a century of auto innovation

● From horseless carriages to electric dreams on wheels

A Mahindra over a Mercedes-Benz?

• How well do these EVs compare with luxury electric cars

How 'final' are GDP estimates?

The 6.4% GDP growth estimate of the National Statistical Office (NSO) has drawn myriad responses on the state of the economy.

The Job Question

While employment numbers are no doubt up, the quality of jobs being generated is important

Delta cracked the code for post-pandemic profits

DELTA AIR LINES' competitive moat is only growing wider and deeper. The Atlanta-based airline on Friday reported fourth-quarter earnings that beat expectations on sales and profit based on strong demand for the premium services — world-class lounges, free entertainment and food, comfortable seats, etc. — that flyers are more willing to pay for since the pandemic.

Your credit score gets more real

More frequency reporting of credit data will ensure that consumers' credit histories reflect their most current financial status and reduce the chances of errors

Leadership mantras from PM Modi's candid podcast with Nikhil Kamath

● What can students learn from a young entrepreneur, and a global statesman

Dorm rooms to boardrooms

Colleges in rural areas and small towns can support ventures that address sectors such as agriculture, healthcare, and education

Withdraw NPS corpus in tranches

This reduces risk of taking out the money at a market low

AMCs get ready with schemes to woo investors

SEBI'S NEW ASSET CLASS