Retail ownership of top 500 stocks of BSE saw a sequential decline in December quarter. Is their interest waning?

Banks' ability to transform themselves with speed and agility to survive the next revolution will determine the winners and losers

Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) Director General Shekhar C Mande said people should continue wearing masks, maintaining hand hygiene and observing social distancing to avoid getting infected as India is nowhere near achieving herd immunity

Balkrishna said that the medicines introduced during the press conference have been validated through in-depth in-vitro and in-vivo biological and chemical studies, along with randomised clinical trials

The FM has set the stage, but timely execution is critical

Union Budget 2021: Last year, the government had announced a slew of other measures for salaried class when the coronavirus outbreak began in the country. For instance, the Centre decided to pay 24 per cent to EPF account of employees till August 2020 for establishments with up to 100 employees

The fall in FDI flows across developing regions was uneven, with (-)37 per cent in Latin America and the Caribbean, (-)18 per cent in Africa and (-)4 per cent in developing countries in Asia

Volatility from global issues is the new normal. Companies need to be more agile and focused than ever before

Being prudent, adhering to strong governance practices and focusing on long-term growth are critical

In the coming future, managements will have to be prepared for all eventualities and uncertainties

Banks provide the lifeblood to the financial well-being of different segments. In a crisis, wehave to do everything to safeguard their interests

The priority in the new normal will be to create businesses that can withstand unanticipated stress

Key to the success of the pan-India COVID-19 vaccination drive, scheduled to be launched by PM Narendra Modi on January 16, will be the cybersecurity framework India has readied, experts say

Governments are introducing new lockdown measures to halt the spread while facing massive demand for vaccines which are seen as the best way out of the global health crisis

India's national agriculture policy is 20 years old and its response to farm crisis continues to be ad hoc, primarily focused on letting private players provide infrastructure and better remuneration to farmers who have consistently failed to deliver

The advice is another setback for the drug, which grabbed worldwide attention as a potentially effective treatment for COVID-19 in the summer after early trials showed some promise

A study by two multinational giants UBS and PwC says \"huge fiscal and quantitative easing packages\" given by governments around the world drove a V-shaped recovery of stock markets and billionaires' wealth surged to $10.2 trillion by the end of July 2020

Air India fears Gulf carriers will eat its market share on long-haul routes such as India-Europe, India-US and India-UK once travel restrictions are lifted

Top honchos of India Inc. talk on steering businesses against adversity and succeeding

Add to this new normal, ill-health, joblessness, financial crises and the everyday stresses that people anyway had to deal with and the COVID-19 tunnel stretches dark and seemingly endless with no light at the end of it