New Delhi [India], March 28: Egis, a global leader in architecture, consulting, construction engineering, and mobility services, continues to showcase its dedication to environmental sustainability through its flagship initiative, "Aranaya." Launched in India in 2022, the initiative aims to
New Delhi [India], March 28: When it comes to car maintenance, understanding early warning signs can save you from costly repairs and potentially dangerous situations on the road. Your car communicates with you in various ways when something isn't right--through dashboard lights, unusual sou
The situation of Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang remains a significant concern. The USCIRF report outlines widespread violations of human rights, including mass detentions, forced labour, and monitoring of religious activities.
New Delhi [India], March 28: Lawspicious, a rapidly emerging full-service legal firm headquartered in Kolkata, has been making significant strides in the legal landscape, expanding its operational presence to Mumbai, Delhi, and Bangalore. Built on a foundation of vision, integrity, and dedic
Bilateral trade between India and the US is likely to be signed by the end of the year, said Arvind Virmani, Member Niti Aayog, while releasing the government think tank's 'Trade Watch July -September 12 FY25' report.
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], March 28: Fitness in India has evolved significantly, yet the need for a platform that truly tests physical capabilities and unites the fitness community has never been greater. To provide a level-playing field to all fitness enthusiasts, regardless of whether
Jio Institute, set up by Reliance Industries and Reliance Foundation, hosted its first convocation ceremony marking a significant milestone in the institution's journey of academic excellence.
Force Motors Limited, a renowned manufacturer of rugged and dependable vehicles, has secured a significant order from the Indian Defence Forces for 2,978 Force Gurkha vehicles.
India must significantly increase its spending on healthcare and education to achieve the goal of Viksit Bharat and become a developed nation by 2047, according to a report by EY.
Former BCCI national selector Saba Karim weighed in on the board's SOP, which relates to the significant reduction in a player's time with family during overseas tours. He firmly believes that BCCI and players should strike the "right balance."