Addressing the 3rd edition of Kautiliya Economic Conclave here, the Minister said, India's critical economic performance in the recent decade was underscored by its leapfrog from the 10th to the fifth largest economy in five years.

Foreign portfolio investors withdrew ₹94,000 crore from Indian stock market in October due to high valuations, shifting focus to Chinese stocks

Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press, [2024]

Supreme Court considers cancellation of NEET-UG 2024 due to leaked questions affecting 23 lakh students, seeks extent of leak.

The apex court fixes next hearing on July 22; Govt says counselling to begin from July 24 

Institute has been topping NIRF’s list of best management colleges since 2020

45 students awarded gold medals for their academic performance

“With a distinguished career in defense technology, Reddy has played a pivotal role in advancing India’s defense capabilities through numerous high-impact projects and innovations during his tenure at DRDO”

“The weightage of formative and summative marks will be adjusted progressively from class 9 to class 12, increasing the emphasis on summative assessment as learners advance in grades”

This fellowship provides both research grant support and cash award to the recipients. This year, the fellowship has been granted to nine scientists from across the nation

The top court said the exercise of discretionary powers by the NCLAT was not warranted in the present circumstances

The Supreme Court on Tuesday partially upheld the constitutional validity of the Uttar Pradesh Madrasa Education Board Act of 2004 while confirming that States can regulate madrasa education to ensure standards of excellence.

Students will now be involved in creating a more sustainable world by influencing the way buildings are built over the next 30 years

Meet Agasthi Chandrasekhar from Hyderabad, the first Indian to win a medal in the BMX National Series 2023-Series 1

Roman writers had an anxiety about one-man rule. But there was little opposition to the system, says the author of ‘Emperor of Rome: Ruling the Ancient Roman World’

The Maharashtra Chief Minister says industry was spooked after a bomb was placed outside Mukesh Ambani’s home during previous MVA regime’s tenure; adds that Uddhav Thackeray’s betrayal of Shiv Sena ideology will not win him sympathy

Mr. Yadav says the BJP’s strength lies in its collective leadership and that Congress leaders have no ideology

It’s necessary to adapt to the conditions well, be one step ahead in the challenging longest format; can’t bat like how you would in a T20 but at the same time, intent is imperative; you can’t go into the game and ponder too much, just have to go out, put your heart into it and enjoy it

Priyanka Mattoo on her journey across countries, and why she sees herself as the ‘megaphone’ for a culture

While the Supreme Court of India’s striking down of caste-based practices in prisons is significant, the directive to remove caste references from prison records needs reconsideration

The state must have enough bandwidth to guard against concentration of resources 

The company attributed this growth to increased volumes across modalities, which drove operational leverage

In Singapore’s Hort Park, Rupa Gopal meets gardening enthusiasts at the annual fair

Anusha Babbar teaches people the art of creating terrariums, ideal for a world starved of green

From every corner and crevice of Elsy Joseph’s little home blooms a flower or a vegetable

A skilful use of appropriate colour can elevate the energy and mood of the garden, says Maya Ganesan

It takes very little effort to plant your own little herb garden at home

How do we tackle pests without synthetic pesticides? How can we get a huge haul of vegetables without resorting to chemical fertilisers? A workshop series teaches us organic gardening step-by-step

Is it time to make kitchen gardens mandatory, asks Hema Vijay

Or rather where would be a better question as Bangaloreans increasingly explore balcony gardens

They are also the friendliest and are not afraid to share space with humans

A slow but steadily growing interest in organic food is making more Hyderabadis have their own kitchen garden

As spring begins, it’s time to start sowing vegetables that you can harvest in summer