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A Cut Above

Nidhi Singal | New Delhi
A Cut Above

Instead of a notch at the top, the S10+ display stretches from edge to edge and a small hole punch on the top right that houses a dual-camera set-up at the front - a 10 MP selfie shooter and an 8 MP depth sensor.

 
 

Race Against Time

In its last meeting before 2019 Lok Sabha elections, the Union Cabinet met thrice and cleared as many as 70 matters, issuing 78 notifications.

Inaccurate Signals

The global ban in the wake of two tragic crashes, however, has rendered this aircraft's future uncertain for the time being.

Mittal's Foray

The entry of steel baron L.N. Mittal's firm as a steel manufacturer in India will change many industry dynamics.

In Public Interest

In early March, the National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA), India's drug price regulator, fixed the ceiling prices of 463 brands of cancer medicines.

Virtual Battle

Social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter are gearing up to combat fake news.

On Shaky Ground

Even with fairly respectable macros, the state of the economy is nothing to write home about.

Sinking Ship

The state-owned Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. has announced revival plans more than once but remains the most inefficient operator on various counts.

The Power Of Simplicity

The Bengaluru-based company offers innovative solutions to simplify products and claim settlement.

The Right Choice

 
 

Deterrent Measures

The government was likely to introduce a provision within existing regulations for compensation in future cases of faulty medical devices and implants.

PSUs Feel The Heat

The government is struggling to meet tax collection targets.

Risk on Returns

SEBI has reduced the scope of amortisation-based valuation for debt securities to 30 days from the earlier 60 days.

On Hold

The government's much vaunted New Industrial Policy appears to have been put on hold.

First Off The Block

Banks operate in a very competitive environment. The current low deposit growth restricts banks' ability to cut rates.

Election Bonanza

"In election years, sales always increase substantially, so we are hopeful about next year."

Accounting Jugglery

In the last fiscal, the government had transferred 97 per cent of its capital expenditure budget by the end of January 2018.

The Battle Is On

The Election Commission's social media guidelines might not be enough to contain fake news during the upcoming polls.

How We Did It

This year's study includes what gig workers and women employees consider important.

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