Over the last two months, thousands of Indians have spent hours in queues to access their hard-earned money. Yet, the broad support for prime minister Narendra Modi’s demonetisation drive hasn’t waned.
A little over a month after a train accident claimed at least 119 lives in Uttar Pradesh, the northern Indian state today woke up to another rail mishap.
An Indian cricketer has been attacked on social media for not “keeping” his wife adequately dressed.
On Nov. 08, Vijay Shekar Sharma found himself intensely in demand.
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After the Americans, Chinese, and the Japanese, venture capital (VC) investors from South Korea now seem to have found love for India.
One of the world’s largest payments firm believes that India’s biggest digital payments startup has stolen from its logo.
India’s second-largest IT company is now backing a homegrown drone startup.
If Apple Inc is serious about India as a market, then it is not evident in its product pricing.
Nature’s fury is back to smite the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu.
India has the second-highest number of smartphones in use, but these devices are rendered useless on board flights within the country.
A little-known group of hackers has broken into yet another high-profile verified Twitter account in India.
India’s biggest startups want foreign capital, but no competition from abroad.
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India’s wait for its first Apple-owned store is not going to end soon.
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Film star-turned-politician Jayalalithaa Jayaraman has died.
The rumours of Snapdeal’s sale to China’s Alibaba have been greatly exaggerated.
Indian companies are the world’s least empathetic.
Despite India being the world’s fastest-growing startup ecosystem, entrepreneurial research is almost an alien concept in the country.
India’s most valued internet company has been devalued—yet again.
It’s a great time to commute via cabs in India.
The jury is still out nearly three weeks after the Narendra Modi government’s surprise decision to demonetise the Rs500 and Rs1,000 denomination notes.
Prime minister Narendra Modi on Nov. 25 hit back at the critics of the sudden move to demonetise currency notes of Rs500 and Rs1,000 denominations.
