A special court has found today (Sept. 30) that the Babri mosque demolition in 1992 was not pre-planned. This is the latest criminal court verdict in a nearly 150-year-old land dispute, which led to several Hindu-Muslim riots in the country over the past three decades.
India’s leading consumer goods maker, Hindustan Unilever (HUL), believes better industry-government collaboration can help in the country’s fight against Covid-19.
The Covid-19 lockdown was a nightmare for India’s nearly $200 billion IT services industry, which was far from prepared to shift to a work-from-home model overnight. But now, even though the government has allowed firms in some areas to partially reopen offices, the sector is in no rush to return to the workplace.
India’s flip-flop on permitting alcohol sales after a prolonged ban during the coronavirus lockdown has left beer manufacturers in the lurch.
Reliance Industries’ (RIL) entry may have intensified India’s online grocery delivery war, but success is far from guaranteed for the company owned by the country’s richest man. While the company’s plan to marry its digital and retail businesses has some evident advantages, victory over young-but-nimble delivery startups is not a given.
India’s recent move to relax liquor sales norms, 40 days into the coronavirus lockdown, has come as a breather for craft beer maker Simba.
Indians consider reading and the well-being of their pets as more important during the lockdown, compared to the availability of goods of sin.
India’s online food and grocery delivery companies have witnessed the best of times and the worst of times in recent weeks.
Online grocer BigBasket is making a comeback after being hit in the initial days of India’s coronavirus lockdown.
As Indian businesses come to terms with a post-coronavirus world, the role of the CEO is evolving.
There seems to be no end to Indian migrants’ woes.
Indian packaging solutions major UFlex attributes its leadership in the segment to a relentless focus on employees.
India’s consumer goods giants and legacy retailers are forging unique alliances with online aggregators to tide over the logistical hurdles created by the Covid-19 pandemic.
India’s coronavirus lockdown is taking a toll on its startups.
The coronavirus outbreak is affecting people across India in different ways. For parents of school-going kids across the country, the experience has been overwhelming and exhausting.
Digital technology is transforming Bridgestone India from a mere tyre maker to a provider of mobility solutions.
India’s $95 billion (pdf) organised retail sector is in hot water.
With more and more Indians avoiding crowded places as a precaution against the coronavirus outbreak, the retail and restaurant industries in India may be in for a nightmare.
Planning on hailing an Uber in India on a Friday? Be warned, that’s when riders in the country are most likely to leave behind their belongings in the cab.
With coronavirus cases on the rise, demand for preventive products has shot up in India and suppliers are scrambling to keep pace.
Urban Indians are becoming less confident about their financial security.
For home-and kitchenware maker Tupperware India, the economic slowdown is an opportune time for expansion.
Satya Nadella is in awe of the high-level of empathy that young Indians possess today. In fact, he believes, this empathy will go a long way in helping India churn out great innovations in the future.
One of India’s first online classifieds platforms is reaping the fruits of reinvention.
