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Six formidable teams—Majhi Mumbai, KVN Bangalore Strikers, Srinagar Ke Veer, Chennai Singams, Falcon Risers Hyderabad, and Tiigers of Kolkata—battled fiercely for supremacy in the gripping 10-day showdown.
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When in Mali, an Indian was expected to dance because India is the land of films, of Bollywood heroes Vijay and Jimmy, the land of song and dance.
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India registers over 58,000 snakebite deaths annually, almost 80 per cent of global snakebite deaths. The traditional practice of the Kalbelias, highly skilled in catching snakes and treating snake/scorpion bites, has been criminalised, and they lack land, livelihood and dignity. On World Snake Day, July 16, a look at the historical injustices meted out to this tribe of snake charmers.
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How Sangeet Natak Akademi Awardee Joydeep Mukherjee quit his six-figure-salary corporate job to become a musician, revive two classical instruments, and get a mention on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Mann Ki Baat radio programme.
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As the group of Indian wrestlers continue to protest for justice in their allegations of sexual misconduct against the WFI chief, here’s a look at the impact and future of the MeToo movement in India and the world
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India’s traditional labour laws don’t cover the growing fleet of gig workers, working under exploitative conditions. The labour unions are doing their bit but issues remain unaddressed.
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Work-from-home frauds are becoming increasingly widespread making people lose hard-earned money. Here are the types of such scams, how to identify the red flags, and, if duped, how to deal with the mental trauma that ensues.
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VIP Industries' Ltd executive director and vice-chairperson Radhika Piramal on coming out, LGBTQIA+ community's right to marry and how homosexuality is not a Western import.
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This Dalit History Month, training the spotlight on Sudha Varghese, who travelled from Kerala to Bihar as a teenager to live with the Musahar community, considered Dalits among the Dalits in the country, five decades ago. She never left
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The Indian Family Business Awards in its first edition post its phenomenal success in 2021, is back with its second edition – Indian Family Businesses Awards 2022, presented by Moneycontrol, co-created with Waterfield Advisors.
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Given the busy season, forest officials at Jim Corbett National Park are working overtime to catch the predator — the cub has tasted human flesh, its mother was a maneater, too.
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The fear and frustration of writing doesn’t discriminate between an award-winning writer and a first-timer
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Like the French, the Bengalis eat their meal course by course, where each course has its own significance, and the pujo thali comprises both vegetarian and non-vegetarian fare
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Here’s a ready reckoner of what’s in store for you as a technologist at Intuit and what has made the organization a "Great Place to Work" in India for several years.
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Remembering Rakesh Jhunjhunwala ( July 5, 1960 - August 14, 2022)
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Be it slugging it out in court for Tata Sons and Cyrus Mistry or conducting due diligence in the Sony Picture Network India–Zee Entertainment Enterprises merger, corporate lawyers are always in the thick of things. Given the high stakes involved and their clients’ deep pockets, their services come for a price and they are the richest lawyers in the land, by far
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Big Tech is following the direction set by crypto innovators into the metaverse, not leading them.
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CNBC-TV18 in association with Standard Chartered Bank celebrated its marquee event, the 17th India Business Leader Awards on 1st April 2022.
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Good time for those looking to begin their gold investment journey, with the extra options giving them the flexibility to invest on their own terms.
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India's lack of all-round performance and New Zealand's professionalism have been the difference in the ongoing women's ODI Series, writes Anjum Chopra.
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Anjum Chopra takes a look at the biggest factors affecting Indian Women Cricket Team's performance against New Zealand, and their chances of making a comeback in the 4th ODI.
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The BLACK CAPS are scheduled to play against South Africa in 2 Test matches, the first from 17-21 February and the second from 25th February – 1st March
