Ritwik Sharma

Ameen Sayani: The golden radio voice that resonated across generations

Ameen Sayani brought cinema to every home; when he spoke, the nation listened

Job market blues echo in the corridors of India's leading B-schools

Debashis Chatterjee, director, IIM-K, said that they recognise a downturn in the market, but there is no panic in the institute because there was a steady absorption of its students

Day 2: Ayodhya chock-a-block as Ram Temple opens doors for public

Hotels booked out, travel platforms launch holiday packages, businesses join in with special-edition products

Coaching centres study age-limit guidelines of education ministry

Some say parents, students, institutes will find alternatives to cater to demand

Signs of distress: Rich villages go easy on discretionary spending

Two-wheelers are a necessity for getting around, while a four-wheeler is a distant dream for now, with hired cars catering to needs like family trips to nearby cities

Assam's multicultural identity

Through her exploration of Assamese identity, culture, cuisine, and politics, journalist Sangeeta Barooah Pisharoty's book paints a full portrait of a state and its people

Govt working to institutionalise global cultural initiatives: PM Modi

Modi inaugurates weeklong event at Red Fort with aims of making it a flagship cultural initiative for India

PRS Oberoi: Remembering the man who redefined the Indian hospitality

The hotelier inherited the business from his father Mohan Singh Oberoi, the pioneering founder of the group that now operates 32 hotels and has presence in seven countries under multiple brands

Students get placement jitters as IT majors slow down campus hiring

Most of the big-ticket IT players are loath to recruit from Tier-2 and Tier-3 institutes

How lack of support and biases create a glass ceiling in health care

The fact that women are not reaching leadership positions means they are not able to influence decision-making on public health, Lancet article shows

Asian Games 2023 success not an endorsement magnet, say brand experts

Brand experts suggest that a majority of the medallists might fail to gain long-term visibility and recognition

Assam's unsettled legacy

In the decades since Independence, Assam's relationship with India, its neighbouring regions, and its political dynamics has been shaped by the enduring aftermath of World War II

'10 queries, no sales': Noida international trade show starts slows

Uttar Pradesh's first such event expected to get many more visitors over the weekend

The Kota story: Are students crippled with the stress, fear of failure?

A matter of life and death: Psychologists are in demand as the Kota system of rankers and bankers creates more foes than friends. Is there a way out of the pressure cooker?

Film-makers moving towards IMAX, Jawan will pave way for more: Aamer Bijli

PVR Inox is counting on IMAX to grow its business and encourage filmmakers

Brands are using emotional AI to enhance the customer's in-store experience

As AI assumes greater significance in our lives, its deployment in offline retail will only become bigger

Medals as protest: Muhammad Ali & Black Power movement to Indian wrestlers

During the 2020 farmers' movement too, sportspersons from Punjab had marched towards Rashtrapati Bhavan to return 35 national awards

A note on India's commemorative coins, what's in demand and how to buy

India has issued more than 150 sets of commemorative coins since 1964 that are sold by govt mints; the Rs 75 coin is the latest

A note on India's commemorative coins, what's in demand and how to buy

India has issued more than 150 sets of commemorative coins since 1964 that are sold by govt mints; the Rs 75 coin is the latest

QR code, the smudgy pattern on a square, is becoming a tool for marketing

While marketers have started using it in innovative ways across consumer touch points, the QR code's full potential is yet to be tapped, experts say