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China's Economic Slump May Yet Wash Up On Foreign Shores

Gloom from the worlds second largest economy could affect us all

The office of the future requires just one rule

Treat every individual like an adult-that's what it takes for all the generations in the workplace to work together effectively

Know the costs associated with pregnancy and childbirth in India

Expectant parents need to weigh several variables, including pregnancy complications and hospitalization costs

More low-priced tomatoes sold in Delhi

The government, via the National Cooperative Consumers' Federation of India (NCCF), sold 36.5 tonnes of tomatoes on Saturday in Delhi alone under a special sale programme

Maui loses at least 93 lives in deadliest wildfire of century

Firefighters continued to work to extinguish flare-ups and contain fires in Lahaina and two other places

Nearly 150,000 merchants are on ONDC today: CEO

The Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) now has nearly 150,000 merchants on its platform, the head of the government-backed non-profit e-commerce protocol said, underlining its widespread adoption across the country

Air India Express rebranding may be a mix of old and new

It will be launched in October when the airline gets its first new Boeing 737 Max aircraft

Tilaknagar looks to invest in brand building

Liquor company Tilaknagar Industries will step up investments in its brandy and gin lines during this financial year now that the firm has prepaid its restructured debt, freeing up additional cash for brand building

'Finfluencers should not mislead public'

India's markets regulator is faced with a Catch-22 situation as it rachets up efforts to increase the country's financial awareness

Venture funding up 17% last week; deal volume picks up too

Private equity and venture capital funding rose last week from the preceding week buoyed by a big-ticket transaction

'Will deploy over $1 bn in India over five years'

Ethos Asset Management, a California-based private investment firm that offers long-term loans to projects, recently said it will enter the Indian market with plans to deploy more than $1 billion in the country over the next five years

WFP taps India for 200,00 tonnes of rice as global hunger worsens

The World Food Programme has sought 200,000 tonnes of rice for its humanitarian operations from India, the largest exporter of the commodity, amid what it called \"catastrophic levels of global food insecurity triggered by the covid-19 pandemic and the Ukraine war, two people aware of the development said

Positive signals from Aus FTA utilization

Indian exports to Australia slipped over 30% in the five months after a partial free trade deal came into effect in January, but the utilization rate of country-of-origin certificates an indicator of how much the deal is benefiting exporters-has reached 90%, an official aware of the development said

India plans own certification for digital public infra, goods

Talks under way with multilateral forums like UN, G20 to collaborate on rating mechanism

Samsung to get up to ₹600 cr as phone manufacturing PLI

The Union government is likely to disburse up to ₹600 crore to South T Korea's Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd for the first year under the production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for mobile phone manufacturing, three people aware of the development said

Sebi disgorgement orders hit SAT wall

Regulator still doesn’t have a method to calculate illegal gains

Bills to overhaul criminal justice system

Home minister Amit Shah on Friday introduced three bills in the Lok Sabha to replace colonialera laws, asserting that the proposed laws will transform the criminal justice system and bring the spirit to protect the rights of Indian citizens to the centre stage.

Data law brings firms' staff info under focus

Companies will no longer be able to collect vast amounts of employee data since it has the potential to become a “toxic asset\" after the enactment of the personal data bill, said consultants and law firms advising corporates.

Ather Energy aims 30% market share by end of FY24

Bengaluru-based Ather Energy, the third-largest electric scooter manufacturer in India at present, is looking to double its market share in the e-scooter market to 25-30% by the end of fiscal year 2024, a top company executive told Mint. The company hopes to be able to produce 20,000-units each month by then.

Parliament clears 28% GST on online gaming, casinos

The laws also make any payment made towards online gaming through crypto assets taxable

UltraTech eyes 200 mt production capacity

Firm added 5.5 mtpa capacity this fiscal year to reach a total of 138 mtpa

SHOOTING THE SKY IN LADAKH

The window to shoot the Milky Way was a narrow one, between 17-21 June-taking months of planning. But shooting in the dark, and in freezing weather, is not easy

THE BUDDHIST ATELIERS OF ANCIENT MAGADHA

India's rich art history is littered with masterpieces by unknown artists. This is especially true when it comes to the creators of some of the most internationally influential Buddhist art of Bihar. Lounge journeys to the state to reveal the stories of two such ateliers

Battle of the health rings: one size fits all?

As brands ready for launches, smart rings are expected to gain popularity in India's wearables market

FROM THE HILLS TO THE CHEF'S PANTRY

'Jakhiya', an integral part of 'pahadi' cuisine, has gone from obscurity to culinary fame in just a few years

BROMANCE AT THE BOX OFFICE

Three blockbusters offer signposts to an understanding of vulnerable masculinity in contemporary India

A reel group hug for those who have been bullied

The scars left by the bullying run deep, as both 'Heartstopper' and 'Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani' show

Till wealth do us part

Marriages change shape. The anything-goes elasticity of newly-weds sooner or later becomes more defined. For better or for worse, marriages solidify, and, in keeping with that, sometimes they crumble.

Co-ord with caution

Co-ord sets seem to have reached peak popularity in Indiamostly in the worst versions of themselves

Rain? Don't skip play

In wet weather, move games inside to keep your pet agile, both physically and mentally