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India Inc treads diverse path with more women on top
Indian companies are boosting women in leadership. They are using mentorship, training, and inclusive hiring. Mphasis, RPG Group, KPMG, Target and PepsiCo are leading the way. These firms offer programs for career growth and work-life balance. They aim to create diverse and inclusive workplaces. The goal is better representation of women in top roles.
How 2025 could be a breakthrough year for India's auto industry
Indian car buyers are choosing cars with premium features. This is boosting auto industry revenues. Sales volumes are growing more slowly. SUVs and MPVs are popular choices. Automakers are expanding their premium offerings. 2025 is expected to be a record year for car sales in the country.
Why libraries in Finland are free for everyone to use and how these libraries are served as public good
The fee ranges from 20 euros to 180 euros a month for superstars of the arts scene. You can return the piece, or keep paying the monthly fee till it reaches the sale price, when it automatically becomes yours. The art library is ¡°more accessible, it¡¯s not as scary as a gallery¡±. Impressive as these libraries are, the bulk of the collection is stored in a vast central storage hub known as the ¡°media hotel¡±.
GoM to look into Andhra Pradesh's demand for 1% calamity cess on luxe goods
The GST Council will form a group of ministers (GoM) to explore Andhra Pradesh's request for a 1% calamity cess on luxury goods for disaster relief. This follows flooding in the state. The GoM will examine the process for such state-specific levies, considering there's currently no defined process within the GST law.
American degree a big lure despite job uncertainties
Despite job uncertainties, American graduate degrees remain highly sought after by Indian students. US policies promoting transparency, scholarships, and the allure of STEM opportunities, with starting salaries exceeding $90,000, contribute to this continued interest, even amidst stricter visa concerns.
Without India, the world can¡¯t really move forward, says former German ambassador Walter J Lindner
Former German Ambassador to India, Walter J. Lindner, discusses India's rising global influence in his new book. He highlights India's transition from...
Legal companies bolster M&A advisory practices
Indian law firms are expanding their M&A practices, anticipating a surge in deal activity driven by private equity interest. Several firms have recen...
HIL returns to shape future of Indian hockey
The Hockey India League is back. It features both men's and women's competitions. The league aims to strengthen Indian hockey. Matches will be held...
Ontario Teachers¡¯ buys into Omega Healthcare
Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan and Goldman Sachs Alternatives are co-leading a major investment in Omega Healthcare, a US-based healthcare management ...
GST Council ups tax on sale of used cars by businesses; says rate on popcorn depends on flavour
The GST council met on Saturday. It decided to not tax gift vouchers. Used cars purchased by businesses will face an 18% tax. This includes electri...
Two cosy trains set to hit the frosty Kashmir track
Indian Railways will launch two new train services to Kashmir next month. A centrally heated sleeper train will connect New Delhi and Srinagar. An eig...
Budget 2025: States to get more funds for disaster relief via interest-free loan scheme
States will receive interest-free 50-year loans for disaster-related programs, including infrastructure rebuilding and mitigation measures. An additi...
Online Streaming: New rejuvenation drug for tablets
Driven by increased demand for streaming entertainment, tablet sales rebounded in 2024 after a decline in 2023. Consumers are increasingly using tabl...
Must tap informal sector to expand NPS reach: PFRDA
Deepak Mohanty, PFRDA chairman, highlighted the lack of NPS coverage for India's vast informal sector. A new association aims to boost NPS growth, cu...
Myanmar rebels say they have taken junta's western regional command
Myanmar's rebel Arakan Army claims to have seized a key military headquarters in Rakhine state, marking the second fallen regional command for the jun...
Politicians use sartorial choice to reinforce their image ¨C after all, we all are what we wear
Politicians are increasingly using clothing to project carefully crafted images. From Kejriwal's 'common man' sweater to Priyanka Gandhi's statement t...
Fencing the border with Myanmar: Why the government is treading cautiously
While New Delhi wants to curb the influx of drugs and weapons, it is facing opposition from local communities that have ethnic ties across the border....
Tiger Woods' immediate goal: Keep his son from beating him in golf for 18 holes
Tiger Woods, recovering from back surgery, is playing the PNC Championship with his son, Charlie. While Charlie has beaten his father over nine holes,...
Cricket: Ravindra Jadeja seeks more runs from top order to relieve pressure in Melbourne Test
India and Australia are tied 1-1 in the test series. Ravindra Jadeja wants India's top-order batsmen to score more runs. He believes this will reduce ...
A resentful letter to Santa Claus from a woke Christmas enthusiast
A child writes a scathing letter to Santa Claus, questioning his methods, motives, and relevance in the modern world. The child criticizes Santa's ju...
View: Don't care for Christmas, but oh, for its X factor!
A traveler recounts their Christmas indifference. They recall quiet holidays in Brazil and Tonga. An Irish expat shared his island life. A Tanzanian h...
Peace in NE biggest achievement in 10 years: Shah
Home Minister Amit Shah highlighted the significant peace achieved in Northeast India over the past decade. Twenty peace accords were signed. Over 10...
McSweeney 'devastated' after being axed from Australia squad
Australian rookie opener Nathan McSweeney expressed disappointment after being dropped from the final two Tests against India. The 25-year-old struggl...
Bhagwat thinks the saffron family should look ahead
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat discourages the politicization of religious disputes. He emphasizes coexistence and peaceful resolutions. Bhagwat advises aga...
Centre limits access to polling booth CCTV footage, e-records
The government and EC have changed some rules. Public access to some election materials is now limited. This includes CCTV footage from polling stat...
India-Middle East economic corridor to give new direction to world: Modi
During his visit to Kuwait, PM Modi highlighted the historical trade ties between India and Kuwait, emphasizing shared ambitions for development. He s...
Sea rules, like road traffic, need monitoring and regulation
A ferryboat capsized off Mumbai's coast after a collision with a Navy craft, claiming 15 lives. Overcrowding, neglected safety regulations, and quest...
Third Eye: In a hurry to take oath after a long wait and language has no boundaries
BJP MLA Ganesh Naik jumped the gun and began his oath before the Governor's cue, causing a humorous interruption during the Maharashtra swearing-in ce...
