Corona pandemic in India: The Centre has allowed Maharashtra to conduct pool testing of samples of suspected coronavirus patients and also gave its nod for using plasma therapy in COVID-19 treatment

The centre instructed municipal corporations of ten cities-Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Chennai, Bengaluru, Indore, Patna, Lucknow, and Nagpur-to implement a comprehensive scheme to provide free meals to needy

Not just in health emergencies, even in normal times, India needs a public healthcare system that can ensure that \"catastrophic\" healthcare expenditure does not routinely drive six crore Indians into poverty every year

This new initiative will help institutions conduct their classes online for free, without any limitations on the hours or number of classes

J&K Budget 2021: With regard to tourism development, Finance Minister said three religious circuits have been announced in the Budget

With an eye on redesigning work around new capabilities and offering a slew of learning opportunities, Infosys retains its edge as an employer of choice

Fifteen companies that have successfully balanced employee aspirations with demands of the business

Companies are taking care of their star performers despite the slowdown

Coronavirus update: Unacademy educators from across the nation will provide their time to this initiative and ensure the courses for various exams are on track

As per the economic survey of the state, out of 43.86 lakh Mudra beneficiaries in the state 37.51 lakh people received loans under Shishu (up to Rs 50,000) category

Hero MotoCorp inaugurated the first-ever training centre for women at Industrial Training Institute (ITI) at Ambala, Haryana.

Designing radically human systems breaks down organisational barriers between the IT department and the business and forces organisations to master human-centric development

Transforming the citizen lifecycle digitally

Budget 2020 jobs: By 2030, the working age population of India is expected to be the largest in the world. This is exactly why job creation is a key focus area for the Modi government. Here's all you need to know

India needs to fix skills gap; there's a need for partnerships between industry-government-academia as well as a focus on education and science, says Agarwal

A dozen experts interpret Budget 2020 and its impact

A clutch of start-ups is making inroads into the niche market for learning-based activity boxes. The response is strong but as of now limited to urban areas

In the Resolving Insolvency rankings, India has accelerated to the 52nd position, moving up by 56 places, and in the Logistics Performance Index, it has improved its international ranking by 10 points

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has introduced fresh changes in the existing income tax slabs. The new slabs have significantly reduced the taxes for most income brackets. Watch Sudhakar Sethuraman, Partner, Deloitte India, as he explains the new personal income tax regime.Also watch: Budget 2020: Why skill development is a necessity Also read: Big blow to NRIs! Modi govt to tax individuals who work in tax-free countries

FM Nirmala Sitharaman in the budget today announced a fresh allocation of Rs 99,300 crore for the education sector and Rs 3,000 crore for skill development. India will become the largest working-age population by 2030, which is why it is important for youth to upskill themselves and know ways to maintain their jobs. Watch as Anindya Mallick, Partner, Deloitte India discusses the importance of skill development in light of the current budget announcements.Also read: Budget 2020: Rural per capita income may rise up to 5%, but FMCG CEOs scepticalAlso watch: Budget 2020: FM Sitharaman announces new income tax rates