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It may not be fair to directly attribute climate change to an extreme weather event. Yet, humans compound these events into disasters with ill-planned development coupled with mindless burning of fossil fuels. The resultant long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns are worsening America's tornadoes, Australia's wildfires, Europe's heatwaves and Himachal's flash floods
With rising brand equity and a social media following that is the highest among all bowlers in the world, Bumrah is an outlier in a country where batters typically command high value
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The Reserve Bank of India believes the spike in vegetable prices will stoke near-term headline inflation but, at this stage, it is more concerned about the excess liquidity sloshing in the system
Out of the total estimated outflow, Rs 267,350 crore worth shares are likely to face selling pressure in next two months. Are Indian primary markets slowing down still?
Hydroponic farming in India is coming of age with large-scale ventures that use efficient and indigenised technology, and claim to be profitable. The sector is also attracting investor interest
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'Bullish on India' campaign highlights that the nation's economy has not just endured challenges but has also thrived, ushering in a promising future. Through a collection of impactful industry stories, the campaign underscores India's capability to sustain economic growth across diverse sectors
Rising temperature, climate change risks, plastic pollution and high carbon emission not only impact lives and jobs, but also commodity prices, especially food. Is India prepared to commit more investment towards a green economy?
From running out of money and coming menacingly close to going back to the family business in 2011, to being almost spooked by Nigerian scam, Mithun Sacheti has had his share of trials and tribulations. The founder, like a diamond, never cracked under pressure