Sangeeta Tanwar

Millennials in India’s capital city care more about their responsibilities as parents than chasing high-profile careers.

With the Indian economy hitting a rough patch, the Narendra Modi government is betting on the infrastructure sector to rekindle growth. However, a task force set up recently faces several hurdles.

Small towns and cities will be a top priority for e-commerce giant Amazon India as it launches its annual flagship sale, the Great Indian Festival, on Sept. 29.

In recent years, there have been endless high-pitched discussions about the importance of reskilling employees to cope with new technologies and business models. But a recent survey has found that many large companies across the world still face challenges in implementing such plans.

Much has changed for Indian motorists in the past two weeks.

Thanks to the growing popularity of online video content, a number of Indians may soon turn their backs on the TV.

Heavy rains pounding Mumbai for a week now, has brought the city to its knees.

Google Pay is winning the race in enabling digital payments powered by India’s state-run platform.

The MeToo movement reached India last year as scores of women came out with horrid personal stories of abuse and harassment at the workplace. A year on, many of them are still fighting legal battles against influential men, while others struggle to find closure.

Waning confidence in the Indian economy is compelling the country’s ultra-rich to park their wealth in less-risky assets.

There seems to be no end to bad news for the Indian economy.

The world’s largest brick-and-mortar retailer is loosening its purse strings to help small Indian farmers improve their livelihoods.

If there were any doubts about the slowdown in the Indian economy, here is some proof.

After years of speculation, American e-commerce giant Amazon Inc. has finally inched closer to holding a stake in one of India’s largest brick-and-mortar retailers.

In India, where talking about sex is taboo, a popular show on the government-owned broadcaster Doordarshan is now trying to normalise discussions on birth control.

The penetration of 4G technology is fuelling a boom in mobile data consumption in India.

IKEA India today (Aug. 19) launched its first online store in the country, catering to the Mumbai market.

Two international retail brands that debuted in India with much fanfare over the past couple of years have missed their growth targets in the country. Experts believe their over-enthusiasm and the poor state of the economy could be the primary reasons.

Earlier this week, India’s richest man spooked the market with his mega plans for fixed-line broadband and over-the-top (OTT) content. However, as experts study the fine print, they believe there’s no reason for his rivals and their investors to lose hope as of now.

Thirty-five years after Kolkata, capital of the eastern Indian state of West Bengal, got the country’s first metro service in 1984, it is readying for another milestone: India’s first underwater metro.

When IKEA unveiled its Indian store in Hyderabad on Aug. 9, 2018, the southern Indian city gave it a roaring welcome. In the first week of its launch, the Swedish furniture giant saw an average of 28,000 visitors per day. On some days during the first week, there were two-hour-long queues just to enter the store, and long winding traffic jams outside.

Indians are rediscovering their gin.

Organisations in India, big and small, are increasingly seeing merit in investing in human resources-related technologies.

Indian cities are among the least desirable destinations for international students. Not surprising then, that only four of them figure in a global ranking of the 120 most popular education hubs in the world.