UpFront
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What is FASTag and how does it work?
As FASTag becomes mandatory across India from midnight today, take a look at what it is, how it works, and how you can get one for your vehicle
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Young people's despair deepens as Covid-19 crisis drags on
Across the world, they have lost economic opportunities, missed traditional milestones and forfeited relationships at a pivotal time for forming identity.
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WTO set to gain new chief, but deep issues remain
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, a Nigerian economist and former finance minister, is poised to become the first woman and first African to lead the World Trade Organization
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Chips off the old block
India is home to hundreds of regional warriors with ambitions to go national
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Did You Know: You are at your productive best on Mondays
Believe it or not, employees are at their productive best on Mondays, with the levels of productivity steadily decreasing every day of the week after that
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Not trends, I follow my instincts: Good Earth's Anita Lal
Twenty-five years down the line, Lal continues to go by her mantra of an entrepreneurial response to personal need and customer demand
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are: e-Sports (World-class gamers who play with their mouths), Business (Apple's control over the iPhone, the Internet, and more; Covid-19 and the struggling nightclubs), Lifestyle (How Covid-19 transformed exercise) and Travel (Will business travel change forever?).
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Electric vehicles force carmakers to reinvent the wheel, and brakes, and mirrors ...
Compared with gasoline or diesel-powered cars and trucks, electric vehicles require special or seriously modified components, and out-of-the-ordinary mechanical and physical attention
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The economic case for regulating social media
The main hazard posed by social media platforms is not aggressive pricing, abusive service or other ills often associated with monopoly. Instead, it is their contribution to the spread of misinformation, hate speech and conspiracy theories
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Can Koo be King? Perhaps with better content moderation
Koo, the new bird app on the block is supposedly India's answer to Twitter; Forbes India delves deep into the app and its content moderation policy
