Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 13: India's payment landscape is evolving. Alongside familiar and widely trusted ways of paying such as Debit Cards, UPI, and net banking, many consumers are now also choosing to use Credit Cards for their everyday purchases. This shift is not about rep
New Delhi [India], November 13: Among the pioneers of online schooling, Himalayan School, was established in 2023 at Noida. Within a span of just two years, the institution gathered momentum garnering goodwill of burgeoning number of parents and students, who have embraced the concept of onl
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar participated in the G7 Foreign Ministers' Meet Outreach Session on energy security and critical minerals. Highlighting the Indian perspective, he said that India is open to working constructively with international partners and underlined that greate
Samrat's medal was historic as he was the first Indian to secure a individual gold medal at senior level in an Olympic-category pistol event. It was a dream that witnessed everything from a makeshift shooting range in his backyard to arenas all over the world with top-class facilities, and w
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Wednesday met Khalid Al Falih, Minister of Investment of Saudi Arabia, here to discuss ways to strengthen economic ties between the two countries.
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], November 12: The National Cultural Pythian Games 2025 came to an end this evening at Bengaluru City University, Base Camp by Push Sports. For three days, the campus had the easy, steady rhythm of a festival. Students lingered around the stages, artists rehearse
New Delhi [India], November 12: After the Indian Green Revolution of the mid-1960s, the world is looking at our country to fulfil the requirement of high-quality fertilisers. One can understand the capacity of the global fertilisers market from its worth of USD 216.27 billion in 2024. This y
Zoho Corporation co-founder Sridhar Vembu remained confident in its cloud-based software, such as Zoho Mail and Arattai Messenger, despite critics comparing them to Koo and Hike, which had to shut down their services.
"The internet, we had a dot-com bust. Only after that, the internet really took off. So first we have to cool the hype in anything, by the way, it's the same thing with other type," Sridhar Vembu said.
"This vote is for stopping Jungle Raaj 2. During the Bihar bandh, the way they (Mahagathbandhan) behaved, the way they gave an example of themselves, that is not accepted in governance at all. After Bihar bandh itself people were against them. They (Mahagathbandhan) are not fit to do gove
Botham was in Melbourne on Tuesday and said that Australians should expect plenty of short balls coming their way during the series. Offering a word of advice to the quicks, he also said that Aussies, who are facing their share of batting woes, would not "like it (ball) on their ribs" if the