How Chairman N Chandrasekaran is revamping the $106 billion group into a future ready, tech enabled conglomerate

Trump, fresh off his reelection loss to President-elect Joe Biden, remains angry that an announcement about progress in developing a vaccine for the disease came after Election Day

Reliance Jio has unveiled its own made-in-India web browser called JioPages only for Android users.

After getting blitzed out of the market by Chinese smartphone makers, desi brand Micromax is making a comeback. Aided by a rising anti-China sentiment, it wants to regain its old position. Will it succeed?

Locusts swarms have spread across several areas of Pakistan and have laid waste to thousands of hectares of crops

Whistleblower allegations fall in four buckets - questionable accounting standards; ethics of top management; disclosure standards; and ethnic slur

Surgical Strike 2.0: Rattled by IAF strikes, Pak says will respond to India's 'uncalled aggression'. Today is a very important day, says PM Modi at ISKCON.

A series of healthcare policies that the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government has announced this year.

The allied health professionals in India are not covered bymedical or nursing councils. Lab technicians, X-ray technicians, ICUtechnicians or people who are not covered by any other council and arecurrently unregulated.

The GST bandwagon has had a choppy ride in the first year but is gaining momentum. Further fine-tuning of the GST law holds key to future success

A sprinkling of Indian avant-garde cuisine is making fine dining exciting.

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The group that prides itself on ethics, highest standards of corporate governance and social change, has a lot of explaining to do for the issues raised to contain further reputational damage.

In his last public speech before demitting office, Reserve Bank Governor Raghuram Rajan made a vigorous case for a strong and independent central bank that can say 'no' to highest echelons of the government to ensure macroeconomic stability.

ITC, Oberoi Hotels and The Taj Group are digging into the pages of Indian history books. They pick up clues, chase the descendants of royal chefs, and conjure up dishes that are mostly forgotten. The past, it turns out, makes great future sense.