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Tata Power: Sustainable is attainable

Tata Power has taken enormous strides in the pursuit of a greener and cleaner energy for a sustainable nation

ICAI Presents CA Business Leaders 40 under 40 In association with CNBC-TV18

If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader - John Quincy Adams

Tata Power and News18 Network’s ‘Sustainable Is Attainable’ Initiative Invites Indians to Embrace a Green Future

To help the Indian industry chart a path toward clean energy, the 'Sustainable is Attainable’ initiative aims to educate consumers and businesses alike about easy ways in which they can adopt green energy, today.

Continuous Glucose Monitoring – A tool of choice for managing diabetes

Availability of wearable devices such as Abbott’s CGM have enabled patients to continuously monitor glucose levels and provide real time insights to doctors.

Bank of Baroda: Banking Beyond Tomorrow

In its annual banking conference, Bank of Baroda invited industry leaders and policymakers in an engaging discussion around “Banking beyond tomorrow”.

Why spoken word poetry speaks to many of us

The 2022 Bangalore Poetry Festival is on. We look at Spoken Word poetry and how the young generation of poets own it.

Mohsin Hamid’s fluid worlds

Mohsin Hamid’s forthcoming book 'The Last White Man' is a stinging index of our times, shaped by the pandemic and identity upheavals.

Funnycontrol | One nation, one charger

in the 1990s, India had a similar Universal Charging Device. It’s name was Sachin Tendulkar. All you had to do was chant “Sachin, Sachin”, and the whole nation would get charged up.

Remembering Jacob Mincer, a pioneer of labour economics, on his birth centenary

Authored by Punarjit Roychowdhury and Aanshi Sharma

"Sensitisation and communication initiatives, rather than activism, is the way forward": Anita Bhogle

Anita Bhogle, author of 'Equal, Yet Different', on career catalysts for women.

Navi Mutual Fund Invites Investors to Ride the Manufacturing Boom by Launching India’s first Manufacturing Index Fund

The manufacturing sector has the potential to become the next growth driver for the Indian economy. Navi Nifty India Manufacturing Index Fund(1), Navi Mutual Fund’s latest New Fund Offer, aims to ride the positive tailwinds we're seeing in the manufacturing sector.

Funnycontrol | Financial markets and the original pyramid scheme

Why you need to watch out for any post that begins with “7 lessons from Warren Buffet: Thread”, and other tips to side-step bad markets advice.

Disputes about Salman Rushdie's ancestral properties tell a story of his family’s close links with Delhi

Anis Rushdie sold the ancestral family home in Ballimaran, old Delhi, to a cousin in early 1950s. But there was another house in Civil Lines, Delhi, that's now been valued at Rs 130 crore.

Learn about how to shape new standard for travel in a post-covid world

The Singapore Tourism Board and News 18 Network are proud to host the first edition of the ‘SingapoReimagine Global Conversations: Shaping The Future Of Travel’

Lock Kiya Jaye: Jail is hard for those with soft hands

The rich and mighty throw precious tantrums demanding special perks. But they realise that life here is without any trappings. And they are trapped. Some turn to god. Some try to escape, by suicide.

India@75 | Social causes that business families need to address in the next 75 years

For the next 75 years, family philanthropy needs to think holistically, with an approach that accounts for interdependencies and a GEDI lens (Gender, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion).

India@75 | How can business leaders have a positive impact on society?

Business leaders have the knowledge and ability to gather resources, and they understand that some issues require urgent solutions. They can get things done by trying to do them in ways not done before.

When Kashi Naresh suggested India establish Varanasi as a free city, like the Vatican

In August 1949, Maharaja Vibhuti Narain Singh wrote to C. Rajagopalachari advocating that Varanasi be declared a “free city like the Vatican City”, with the Maharaja as a figure akin to the Pope.