Liquidity rush from major central banks has pushed markets into a high valuation zone. Why investors should tread cautiously as India gets into pandemic fatigue
Ten trips to Japan in the last two years have made Gondal an ardent fan of Japanese cuisine, so much so that when Covid-19 cut short his travel plans, he indulged in cooking Japanese dishes at home
Kedia joined a group of 8-10 like-minded musicians and singers, who were mostly into bhajans and Sufi. Since the pandemic happened, the group has been practicing every weekend over Zoom
Agarwal, 56, has run five half marathons to date. "I recommend everyone to try running. Start very low and very slow - from there you will progress and achieve the unbelievable," he says
Hospitals, big and small, are increasingly taking to remote technologies for patient care. With the market expanding and vendors reinventing business models, are these technologies here to stay?
The pandemic had put the brakes on the government's ambitious disinvestment plans for the fiscal. However, things have started picking up as businesses go back to normal and markets regain their appetite for buying assets. DIPAM Secretary Tuhin Kanta Pandey lays down the road ahead for the department
In stark contrast to the mayhem around the world, India's top three candidates - Serum-Oxford, Bharat Biotech and Zydus Cadila continued their scientific pursuits unobtrusively (the fourth, DRL-Gamaleya, just started India trials). At least 16 more vaccines are under development at home
Royal Enfield is inching towards the end of its purple patch at a time rivals have lined up new launches to take it head on. Can its new bike, Meteor 350, herald the start of another bull run?