
Saurabh is Senior Assistant Editor at Business Today Digital. At the digital desk, he does all things breaking and developing - economy, policy, and politics. He's usually the guy chasing headlines, but every now and then - he spots a story before it becomes one. With over a decade in journalism, he has worked with The Financial Express, Mint, and Times Now. He tracks politics and global affairs, especially the power plays between Washington, Moscow, and Beijing, and keeps a close eye on the Middle East, China, Pak...

Bihar's migrant workers are now expanding their reach to countries like Africa, Greece, and Korea, contributing significantly to remittance inflows

In his new book Doing the Right Thing: Learnings from Ratan Tata, Tata Group veteran Harish Bhat recounts how Ratan Tata got upset over the low share for retail investors in the TCS IPO

The CPEC was launched in 2013 with an initial investment plan of $46.5 billion. The plan was later expanded to $62 billion. However, the economist now says that no major investment actually came.

India must treat Bangladesh with almost equal attention as Pakistan. Because now your eastern border is also hotting up, says author Deep Halder

Beijing "used fake social media accounts to propagate AI and video game images of supposed 'debris'" from Indian aircraft destroyed during the May 7–10, says US-China Economic and Security Review Comm...

India is under no immediate obligation to hand over Hasina, given that the treaty includes a major exception for political offences, says former Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Pinak Ranjan Cha...

The RJD under Tejashwi has recorded one of its worst declines. The grand alliance's tally has crashed to 30 seats from 110 in 2020, while the RJD's individual count has dropped to 24 from 75.

The most dramatic fall in 2025 is not Congress's, but the principal opposition RJD's.

The Mahagathbandhan has collapsed in Bihar. The RJD slipped from 75 seats in 2020 to 36 this time, while the Congress fell from 19 seats to just 6.

In the 2020 election, the JDU's tally had dropped sharply by 28 seats to 43, a fall widely attributed to LJP's decision to go solo and field candidates against both the JDU and RJD





