Thirumoy Banerjee

World Hearing Day: Awareness as important as treatments to fix impairment

4 in 1,000 children in India suffer from hearing loss, according to WHO

'What ban?' Uber, Ola bike riders clueless about Delhi govt order

Bike taxi services available as usual a day after transport department's clampdown

National start-up day: Amid funding cloud, hopes for fresh pitch

Start-up funding in the cou­ntry declined 33 per cent during the year, the PwC data showed

India is catching up but the road is still long, say women leaders

For most women chief executive officers (CEOs) in India, the real job begins after overcoming this one big additional hurdle - to be accepted as the leader

Climate risk turns focus on need for disaster-resilient infrastructure

ICDRI 2022, global conference on building tough assets, begins in Delhi this week

Phygital delivery helped cut digital divide during pandemic: Samagra CEO

Samagra, a mission-driven governance consulting firm, believes that governance can be the primary lever of change in creating large-scale impact through the use of technology

Market share of Ayush sector has grown 4.6 times since 2016: Sonowal

"The Ayush sector has witnessed phenomenal growth, especially during the pandemic", said Sonowal

For FASTag, EV charging is the next big opportunity: Numadic CEO

The introduction of FASTag has almost entirely digitised governance in transport, which was until very recently a 100 per cent cash industry: Numadic CEO

In Kharagpur, free treatment finds a new platform for underprivileged

Some professionals - from engineers to doctors, and from government servants to dentists - have come together to start a free medical camp, on what is one of third longest railway platforms in Asia

Rebuilding Odisha: How NGOs are bringing Fani-hit areas back on their feet

Several NGOs, along with the government and private agencies, have joined hands to help the state return to normalcy post cyclone Fani. But it could take a very long time

GST, demonetisation, joblessness: No one has any answer for voters

According to reports, in 2014, Chandni Chowk had a footfall of about 500,000 people and a turnover of a few hundred crores per day. After demonetization, this nosedived by 70%

Experience vs exuberance: Northeast Delhi is set for an interesting contest

Three-time CM Sheila Dikshit takes on BJP's Manoj Tiwari in a constituency where migrant votes matter

Delhi votes for a party that works, not for celebrities: AAP's Atishi

The presence of women in politics in India is often in a very low quantity. Given that the AAP is a new party, it would take time for more leaders to come up

Delhi statehood demand a ploy to hide failures: BJP's Gautam Gambhir

I was impressed with the way the Prime Minister has worked over the past five years and the way he delivered. I was inspired by him and joined the BJP

Atishi, Gautam Gambhir raise stakes in clash of first-timers in East Delhi

Former cricketer vows not to make unrealistic promies, while AAP candidate hopes for votes on 'real issues'

In Delhi, it's BJP vs people and I just represent the people: Raghav Chadha

After spending over six years with the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), 30-year-old Raghav Chadha is set to become the youngest candidate from among the three main parties in Delhi, which goes to the polls on M