IIM Trichy starts work on new 172 acre campus
IIM Trichy starts work on new 172 acre campus
The Indian Institute of Management, Tiruchirappalli, has acquired 172.27 acres of land owned by the Bharathidasan University to construct its own ...
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Now, GMAT students will be able to preview unofficial scores
Now, GMAT students will be able to preview unofficial scores
Prospective business students taking the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) will now be able to preview their unofficial scores before deciding ...
FORE School of Management confers diploma on 261 students
FORE School of Management confers diploma on 261 students
Delhi-based FORE School of Management recently conducted its 21st annual convocation at the campus, conferring diplomas on 171 PGDM(FMG), 57 ...
IIM-Lucknow's new batch comprises 46% women
IIM-Lucknow's new batch comprises 46% women
Around 46 per cent of the PGP batch of IIM Lucknow comprises women candidates this year. Also, more than half of the PGP agri business management ...
W. Bengal’s first IIIT to start classes from July
W. Bengal’s first IIIT to start classes from July
Classes in West Bengal’s first Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) at Kalyani will begin from July this year, IT Minister Amit Mitra ...
Four-year undergraduate programme row delays Delhi University admissions
Four-year undergraduate programme row delays Delhi University admissions
Will not intervene, says HRD Minister
Strong transmission network ensures 24-hour electricity in Gujarat: Minister
Strong transmission network ensures 24-hour electricity in Gujarat: Minister
Investments in a strong transmission network within the state and a clear and firm stand to prevent electricity theft in rural areas went a long way ...
UGC asks Delhi University to scrap 4-year UG course
UGC asks Delhi University to scrap 4-year UG course
Vice-Chancellor cautions against taking any step 'in a hurry'
Fewer women have relationship with banks: Usha Ananthasubramanian
Fewer women have relationship with banks: Usha Ananthasubramanian
Although Indian women had traditionally been saving, spending and borrowing throughout the years through non-formal channels, they had not been ...
HiFiMan TW600 review: Premium sound with some design drawbacks
TWS600 has a rather unique design that sets it apart from any other brand
Budget and (un)ease of living when it comes to health
Cuts in healthcare spending and emphasis on privatisation are cause for concern
Congenital heart disease, EMA, USFDA and more
Congenital heart diseaseAsian Heart Institute unveils clinicAsian Heart Institute has inaugurated its Grown ...
‘Kem Cho,’ Trump
US PresidentDonald Trump’s visit to India later this month (February 24-25) has the healthcare circle abuzz ...
Big Story | Attention NRI: Here’s how Budget 2020 impacts you
Budget 2020 has caused much confusion over the residency status and tax liability of Indians abroad. We decode ...
Index Outlook | Key barriers limit upside in Sensex, Nifty
Both the Sensex and the Nifty remain flat and continue to test resistance zones
India Inc’s profits surge despite flat revenue growth
A low base, benign commodity prices and tax cuts have helped bump up earnings
Weekly trading guide: SBI is in a sideways range
SBI (₹319.4)The stock of SBI has largely been trading between ₹310 and ₹325 for the past three weeks. The ...
Sea Change
Sea level rise is no longer a distant warning, but a clear and present danger. As species disappear and ...
Expelliarmus, piracy!
Bloomsbury founder Nigel Newton on surviving book piracy in India, choosing authors and his favourite titles
Krishna Baldev Vaid: Remembering his restless pen
Krishna Baldev Vaid, famous for ‘breaking rules and not winning awards’, was a towering figure in Hindi ...
Beyond JLF: A closer look at the Indian publishing industry
If the Jaipur Literature Festival is increasingly being accused of failing to live up to expectations, equal ...
Budget takeaways: How are consumer needs going to change?
In a fluid economic situation, marketers need to zoom in on new pockets of growth
Soon information is going to go completely invisible: CEO of Samsung STAR Labs
Pranav Mistry of Samsung STAR Labs on AI and the positive power of data
Quick wrap
Carmesi’s Insta campaignBiodegradable sanitary napkin brand Carmesi has just launched an awareness campaign, ...
Takeaways for marketers from CES 2020
The big P-word — privacy — and other dominating consumer themes from the global stage of innovation
Is ‘tax terrorism’ for real?
Arrests and imprisonment over tax offences have increasingly become commonplace, raising questions of official ...
The resolution of ballooning tax arrears
Dispute settlement schemes are expected to clear the litigation backlog and ramp up revenues
More compliance does not mean tax terrorism: Gopal Krishna Agarwal
Neither the Union Budget nor Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s subsequent assertion about there being no cause ...
It is corruption as usual in Tirupur
Two years have gone by since the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India. But with reports ...