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Mandhana, Harman set to cross 1 cr in IPL bids today
INDIA BATTERS SMRITI Mandhana, Harmanpreet Kaur and teen sensation Shafali Verma are expected to spark bidding wars when they go under the hammer during the inaugural Women's Premier League (WIPL) auction, here on Monday.
IT CERTIFICATION: How to boost career progression
Upskilling/reskilling more important than ever: Pearson VUE
BUDGET IMPACT ON REITs & INVITs: HNIs likely to shift to direct realty buys
Trusts may need to find assets with higher rental yield to offset tax effect
Tata Steel to merge seven firms by FY24
Plan was declared in Sept last year
IT firms see early signs of metaverse adoption
INDIAN IT SERVICES companies are witnessing early signs of metaverse adoption, both internally and with clients.
Aircraft-makers told to study 5G impact on flights
A MULTI-STAKEHOLDER committee has asked aircraft gear makers and manufacturers to conduct a study on the possible interference of 5G signal with an plane's altimeter and the best possible solutions for it.
Hyundai, Kia lose compact SUV market share
KOREAN AUTO MANUFACTURERS Hyundai and Kia-the leaders in the compact SUV category with car models like Venue and Sonnetare slowly losing their market share in the segment, according to the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers' data.
Curbing spike in prices: Govt mulls imposing stock holding limit for wheat
THE GOVERNMENT IS exploring options like imposing stock holding limit for wheat and releasing additional quantities of the grain over and above the 3 million tonne (mt) already approved for the open market sale from the Food Corporation of India (FCI) stocks to curb a spike in retail prices.
Every investment made in UP will be safe: Yogi
UTTAR PRADESH CHIEF minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday said that every investment made in the state will not only be safe, but the state government will provide full help under its policy to make it fruitful for the investor.
End to M&M corporate rejig in sight
TO EXIT BUSINESSES THAT HAVE FAILED TO MEET EXPECTATIONS
Millions of users jittery over delays at EPFO
AMID A CLUTCH of developments that have a bearing on the large corpus it manages, the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) is keeping its nearly 70 million subscribers on tenterhooks with its slow-moving approach.
Retailers likely to bat for Google in NCLAT hearing
To testify no charges involved in transferring data from Android to iOS devices
India Inc Q3 results below par
Revenues grew at slowest pace in the last four quarters
Know your milk
A2 or Al; vegan or dairy—which milk is best for you?
Eat the rainbow
How consuming foods of various colours helps maintain good health and check diseases
Zen & the art of tranquillity
With his Buddhism-inspired artworks, artist Satish Gupta creates a peaceful and silent corner at the India Art Fair that ends today
Art meets reality
At the ongoing India Art Fair 2023, New-York-based Israeli artist Yigal Ozeri's oil-on-paper & canvas paintings convey an allegory between reality and fantasy
It’s more than complicated
Relationships today are more aptly described as 'situationships'. Is it a Gen Z thing only, with couples refusing to be defined by traditional norms, or are casual relationships becoming the norm?
Tech ambition and political manoeuvring
In her latest book, writer-journalist Lulu Yilun Chen maps the journey of Tencent, China’s internet behemoth that is worth over 400 billion
It's all make-believe
Salman Rushdie makes yet another case for magical realism, spinning a 14th-century tale in his new novel
BOOSTING DEFENCE CAPABILITY: Saab setting up manufacturing unit for Carl-Gustaf rifles in India
Systems will meet Make in India’ standards
‘Art can't be treated like stocks’
INDIA LAUNCHED AN art index in November last year, the IIMA-AuraArt Indian Art (Price) Index (IAIAI), based on hedonic pricing, joining the likes of Sotheby's Mei Moses, Artnet and Wondeur, the three leading global art indices. But judging from word at the ongoing India Art Fair, the art world still has to warm up to the idea.
DIRECT TAX COLLECTIONS: Growth at 18.4%, RE within reach
THE CENTRE'S DIRECT tax collections, net of refunds, increased by a robust 18.4% on year till February 10 this year, although the pace of growth has moderated of late.
RECESSION RISK FADING 'Inflation outlook for FY24 evenly balanced
RESERVE BANK OF India (RBI) governor Shaktikanta Das said on Saturday retail inflation could fall further from 5.3% projected for 2023-24 if crude prices remain benign. He said RBI has assumed crude price of 95/barrel for its inflation projection for the next fiscal, while the average price this year has been 93/bbL “The risks to inflation are evenly balanced in FY24,” Das said.
ADANI STOCKS ROUT: Country's regulators are seized of matter, says FM
A DAY AFTER the Supreme chud had, on Friday, enquired whether the finance ministry or other departments concerned were contemplating a 'robust mechanism' to protect investors from such market volatility, even as it said the government might not be required to brief the court of the 'deficiencies'.
3 Adani firms pledge shares for AEL lenders
SBICAP Trustee Says received the pledges as security trustee’
UP a major destination for FDI in India: PM
PRIME MINISTER Narendra Modi on Friday said India's rapid growth is a critical driver of world prosperity now, and pitched Uttar Pradesh as a major destination for foreign investment in the country.
Banks wary of startup lending
BANKS ARE WARY of lending to startups as the cashflows of many of these companies are uncertain. \"There are multiple things that come into play when it comes to financing startups. It depends on the problem statement that you are trying to address, the field that you have chosen to build the business on, the experience that promoters have,\" Smita Bhagat, group head-government and institutional business, HDFC Bank, said.
How is Formula E different from Formula 1?
The Formula E race is happening for the first time in India, on the streets of Hyderabad today; India hosted Formula 1 in 2011-13
Crude oil prices rally after Russia output cut plan
Oil prices jumped more than 2% on Friday, heading for weekly gains, as Russia announced plans to reduce oil production next month after the West imposed price caps on its oil and oil products, reports Reuters.