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Can India have a four-day a week working model like the UK?

Following a pilot scheme, British citizens will work for just four days a week without a pay cut for the next six months. Wondering if we in India too can follow the Britons? Let's find the answer

Why is Ludhiana's apparel industry staring at losses?

Ludhiana's apparel industry, which churns out most of the country's readymade garments, is losing revenue. Two months of lockdown in China's Shanghai has brought the industry on its knees.

Understanding capital gains tax exemption under Section 54

Taxes are levied on earnings made from sale of residential property as well. It is known as capital gains tax. But did you know that in some cases you can save yourself from this tax? Find out how

What is stagflation?

Global asset management firm Bernstein has said that markets should brace for tough days ahead, as India was staring at stagflation. It is marked by high inflation and stagnant economic growth

What is MGNREGA scheme?

Amid rising cost of living and decreasing job opportunities, people in rural India are falling back on MGNREGA to earn their daily bread. Our next report tells more about this flagship scheme of govt

Why is India's local laptop production weak despite one year of PLI?

India had launched the Production-Linked Scheme to give fillip to manufacturing in the country. But why is domestic production of laptops still weak? Is the PLI scheme not attractive enough?

Why is 'Canadian Warren Buffett' Prem Watsa, so bullish on India?

Billionaire Prem Watsa's belief in India's growth story has made him pledge investment worth $7 billion over the next five years. Find out more about 'Canada's Warren Buffett' and his India-plans

As pandemic boom fades, can ed-tech startups survive?

Most schools and colleges are now open. With existing funds depleting and no word on new capital, ed-tech startups are clueless about their future. How can ed-tech startups come out of this crisis?

The most important tech company you've never heard of

Top tech companies turn to a Dutch firm for ultra-advanced machines to make chips. The machines use light beams to make narrow circuits on chips - which are now the backbone of the world economy

Is the auto industry finally switching to the fast lane?

Utility vehicle sales have overtaken those of cars for the first time. But the two-wheeler segment is still struggling to make a comeback. Here's an insight into the auto industry and its challenges

Is the Indian economy out of the woods?

The central govt mopped up Rs 1.41 tr as GST collection in May, way above the FY22 average of Rs 1.23 tr. Auto sector also reported improved sales. Do these reflect a revival in Indian economy?

Why does India face a recurring power shortage despite enough coal stock?

India has been witnessing a mismatch between demand and supply of coal. With increasing power demand, there can be more shortage in September quarter. Why is coal not reaching power plants?

Why does India face a recurring power shortage despite enough coal stock?

India has been witnessing a mismatch between demand and supply of coal. With increasing power demand, there can be more shortage in September quarter. Why is coal not reaching power plants?

Will the fall in IPL viewership impact the big media rights auction?

After TV viewership of IPL dropped by 30%, there are demands to bring down the reserve price for the media rights auction for next five-year cycle. Will this have a bearing on media rights sale?

Why did India restrict wheat exports despite big trade plans?

With global wheat supplies impacted, the world turned to India - which promised to fill the void. But domestic compulsions forced it to backtrack. Find out why India slammed a break on wheat export

Are eateries taking service charges illegally?

On Monday, the government said that eateries were illegally charging service tax from consumers. The eateries association, on its part, has denied it. Are eateries taking service charges illegally?

What is downtrading?

People are hit by rising inflation. Like the FMCGs, which resorted to shrinkflation, consumers are now shifting to affordable products due to soaring prices. It is called downtrading. Let's know more

Is India ready for tokenization this time?

Last year, the RBI directed merchants not to store customer card details on their servers. And the revised implementation date is drawing close now. Is India ready for this big payment system reform?

What is monkeypox?

The threat of another virus is looming large over Europe. Over 170 cases of monkeypox have been reported in Europe and in four other countries outside the union. India too is on the guard

Can CNG vehicle owners expect relief after petrol and diesel rate cut?

Spiraling inflation has forced the govt to slash duties on petrol and diesel. But the prices of CNG have soared about 60% in past one year. Why's CNG on fire? Can CNG vehicle owners expect relief?