Why Did Tirupati Temple Board Sack 18 Employees, What Does It Say About Non-Hindu Workers? Explained
The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams board said the decision to terminate 18 employees aligns with its commitment to preserving ...
Employees cautioned against claiming deductions without proper document
Learn about important tax provisions and Budget 2025-26 proposals for salaried employees at an outreach programme by the Income Tax Department.
Back to the humble beginnings of Nandini in an obscure Kodagu town
Explore the humble beginnings and growth of Karnataka's iconic Nandini dairy brand from Kudige to a global presence.
Information ratio - One more tool to analyse mutual fund performance
SEBI introduces new disclosure regulation for mutual funds, emphasizing Information Ratio to measure scheme performance ...
Indian IT firms cut reliance on H-1Bs, focus on local and nearshore talent
Indian IT companies shift focus from H-1B visas to offshoring and nearshoring, adapting to new global workforce model.
What It Truly Means to Be Hindu in Today’s World – Sadhguru Explains
In a world full of misconceptions, what does it really mean to be a Hindu? Sadhguru dives deep into the perception vs reality ...
Archaeology As Evidence: A Troubling Track Record
On the legal turf, the battle is between findings of the ASI vs creative inferences that creep in depending on the politics ...
What Are The Powers Of Delhi CM? A Look At The Capital’s Evolving Administrative Structure
Parliament amended the Constitution to rename Delhi as the ‘National Capital Territory’ (NCT) in 1991 to make laws on the matters of State and Concurrent Lists, except for police, public order and ...
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Why a troubled Nehru restricted free speech with first amendment of Constitution
It was in 1951 that India's first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, amended the Constitution for the first time, because the "Constitution came in the way" of urgent social changes. A look at what led ...