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India may have curbed its fertility rate, but it is still too highIndia may have successfully curbed its high fertility rate, but it still has a long way to go in overcoming the population crisis.
Updated July 21, 20222 min read
India may have successfully curbed its high fertility rate, but it still has a long way to go in overcoming the population crisis.
Indians seem to have a preference for all things “extra” in their food.
A scion of one of India’s most storied business families is now being chased by the bank his ancestor founded.
The 200-year-old British consumer goods giant Reckitt Benckiser Group (RB) has, for the second time, picked an Indian to head its global operations.
Kerala is finally coming to the rescue of its abused and tormented captive elephants.
Mondelez India is playing the “health card” to build on its lead in the chocolate segment.
Prateek Madhav is in awe of India’s blind cricket team.
Urban Indian parents have an inconsistent approach to online safety.
Elections in the world’s largest democracy are turning out to be a money guzzler.
India’s goods and services tax (GST) may not be as “good and simple” as it was purported to be.
Yoga guru Ramdev’s Patanjali Ayurved is back to playing the “price” card. This time in dairy products.
LGBTQ professionals in India have reasons to celebrate as they are finding increasing acceptance at workplaces.
India continues to be a laggard when it comes to internet speeds on its mobile and fixed broadband networks.
Once deemed insurmountable, Mount Everest is like a Delhi thoroughfare on some days.
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Two of India’s leading retail chains are currently preparing the ground for their full-fledged e-commerce forays, albeit in totally different ways.
Consumer spending in India, which has so far fuelled its economy, has hit a speed bump.
Among the many legacies that Vikram Bakshi, the entrepreneur who exited a long-standing, precarious partnership with McDonald’s last week, leaves behind, is the Indianisation of the American burger chain.
With over 350 million people aged between 14 and 24, India is home to much of the world’s youth. And with 45 million eligible new young voters, what they want and need can play a great role in the current Lok Sabha election.
Cricket fans in Chennai have the best of it when it comes to cheering for their local team.
From stuffed dolls to tin soldiers, there’s a common thread that runs through almost all toys sold in the world: the “Made in China” label.
LinkedIn wants users to spend more time on its portal. And for that, it appears to be taking inspiration from Facebook.
2019 is turning out to be great for Indian internet ventures.
Blame it on sedentary lifestyles or work-related stress—hypertension has emerged as a big health risk among Indians, claiming millions of lives annually.