Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday will lay the foundation stone and inaugurate projects worth more than ₹10,800 crore in Karnataka and ₹38,800 crores in Maharashtra during his visit to

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The risk of congressional impasse from an increase in the US federal borrowing cap is a risk that neither the country nor the rest of the world should be dealing

On Tuesday, as attitude shifted cautiously due to worries about another year of excessive borrowing, government bond rates closed modestly higher for the third session in a row. After ending

Last year, up to 1 million women applied for jobs on delivery service platforms such as Zomato and Swiggy. Women have opened the door to economic freedom and self-sufficiency by

Cipla on Wednesday announced the launch of Cippoint, a diagnostic device for various conditions including Infectious diseases, diabetes, and thyroid function. Cippoint- a point-of-care testing device offers a wide range

Lotte Confectionery, a company based in South Korea, plans to invest 450 crore rupees in its Indian subsidiary, Havmor Ice Cream, over the next five years. A significant portion of

The stock price of Landmark Cars reached a new peak of Rs 598.60, increasing by 7% on the BSE during Wednesday’s trading session, following the company’s announcement of a robust

Ashok Leyland on Wednesday bagged an order of supplying 500 buses from the Sri Lankan Transport Board.  The country’s leading commercial vehicle manufacturer, Ashok Leyland, will be supplying 500 buses

The United Nations had expected the milestone to be reached later this year. As of Jan. 18, India’s population had already climbed to 1.423 billion, according to WPR. Another estimate

Around 14 suppliers are getting licences from India after Apple has identified them as companies that need to expand their presence in India. More than a dozen Chinese suppliers to

According to rumors in the media on Tuesday, Microsoft Corp. plans to remove thousands of employees, some of which are believed to be in the engineering and human resources departments.