Going down in History
Anuja Chandramouli in conversation with Swetha Amit on her latest book Muhammad Bin Tughlaq: Tale of a Tyrant
The IMF’s External Sector Report said the euro's real effective exchange rate was 8 per cent to 18 per cent too low for Germany's fundamentals while China's yuan showed wide divergences from an 11.5 per cent undervaluation to an 8.5 per cent overvaluation due to uncertainties over Beijing's policy outlook
While the centre is keen to get its hands on the entire contingency fund of Rs2.32 lakh crore, the Jalan panel is expected to propose annual transfers of Rs50,000 crore each from the reserve to the government
The court order means that the death sentence remains suspended 'until Pakistan effectively reviews and reconsiders the conviction/sentence', even as India will get consular access to Jadhav
Pakistani authorities decided to arrest the JuD chief only days before Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's visit to Washington, where he will hold talks with President Donald Trump and, possibly, seek US help to ease Pakistan out of the "grey list" of the Financial Action Task Force
Premji said while the company is committed to enhancing value for stakeholders, as a large technology company which employs 170,000 plus people, Wipro has the responsibility to drive an inclusive growth
While regulation of polluting industries has been on a slow lane, matters came to the fore after a joint investigation by central and Uttar Pradesh pollution control boards commissioned by the NGT found industrial units spewing pesticides, chlorinated solvents, petroleum chemicals, mercury PCBs, dioxins and other persisting organic pollutants all around
The country imported goods worth $127.04 billion in April-June 2019-20, while exports from the country during the period stood at $81.08 billion
The combined profits of the three PSU oil companies increased by nearly 30 per cent to Rs30,055 crore in 2018-19, from 13,091 crore in 2014-15
Anuja Chandramouli in conversation with Swetha Amit on her latest book Muhammad Bin Tughlaq: Tale of a Tyrant
In order to create new and more efficient computers, medical devices, and other advanced technologies, researchers are turning to nanomaterials: materials manipulated on the scale of atoms or molecules that exhibit unique properties.
Former editorial director at Twitter, Silicon Valley veteran Karen Wickre arrived at the micro-blogging site after a decade-long career with Google. She talks with Swetha Amit on her book Taking The Work Out Of Networking
Camron Wright rose to prominence with the award-winning Letters for Emily, followed by a Best Novel of the Year award for The Rent Collector. In a conversation with Swetha Amit, Wright talks about his book The Orphan Keeper
What makes people in any organisation happy? Payal Gupta, director and CEO of Mumbai-based development and change management organisation Celebratory Network, talks to domain-b’s Nithin Rao on an interesting survey it conducted recently to track ‘happy-ness’ at the workplace
Dhruv Bogra in conversation with Swetha Amit about his new book Grit, Gravel and Gear, which is about his biking escapade from the Arctic to the Andes
Becoming the third-leading cause of death, stroke is at the leading edge of severe, longstanding ailments. While our lifestyle patterns and diet have enhanced the scope of illnesses especially cardiovascular diseases, the predominance of stroke stays the highest at about 60 per cent in elderly patients
Srishti Chaudhary in conversation with Swetha Amit about her book Once Upon a Curfew
