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'Learn to accept defeat': Netizens slam Mohammad Rizwan for his 'India' comment on Haris Rauf incident
Pakistan's wicket-keeper batsman Mohammad Rizwan sparked controversy by mentioning India in his comments on the Haris Rauf row. Netizens criticized him for bringing up India when the individual involved in the Haris Rauf row claimed to be from Pakistan.
Go Digit’s D-Street debut; Honasa Consumer Q4 financials
Shares of Go Digit General Insurance started trading on the stock market Thursday. More on this in today’s ETtech Top 5.
Our preparedness levels of very high order: Gen Pande on eastern Ladakh situation
Indian Army Chief General Manoj Pande assures high preparedness levels amidst the Ladakh border row with China, emphasizing talks as the key to resolving issues. He highlights the Army's readiness along the border, with robust deployments and reserves. General Pande mentions ongoing military and diplomatic talks with China and focuses on capability development and infrastructure. He also discusses the Army's role in Jammu and Kashmir, the Agnipath scheme, and women's increasing roles. Regarding Manipur, he acknowledges challenges but praises the Army's proactive efforts in controlling violence.
Israel-Hamas War: How years of Israeli failures on Hamas led to a devastating attack
A recent conflict with Hamas revealed significant intelligence lapses in Israel's security apparatus. Despite warnings, political turmoil weakened the country's security stance. Underestimation of Hamas, prioritizing Iran and Hezbollah, and reliance on technology all contributed to the breakdown. The attack shattered Israel's sense of invulnerability.
Chinese engine is sputtering: What China's stalling economy means for the world
China's declining economy poses risks for households and economies globally, with a series of events amplifying concerns in recent weeks. China's exports and imports have dropped and prices have fallen sharply on goods including food and apartments with a regulatory crackdown adding to mounting problems.
Biden describes China as "ticking time bomb" over economic problems
Once seemingly "inexhaustible" engine which propelled China is now sputtering, posing alarming risks for Chinese households and economies around the planet. From a profit-enhancing version of globalization, China has devolved into the ultimate wild card in a moment of extraordinary uncertainty for the world's economy, the New York Times reported.
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Generative artificial intelligence marches into the front office: Sprinklr opens the OpenAI tap
The New York-based firm, which was valued at $3.46 billion at close of trade yesterday, is among those trying to create a unified tech platform for various front-office functions that have direct customer touch points.
Services row: BJP says Centre's ordinance necessary for maintaining Delhi's dignity
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has welcomed the Center's ordinance on transfer and disciplinary proceedings of bureaucrats in Delhi, stating it was necessary to maintain Delhi's dignity and protect people's interests. The ordinance creates a National Capital Civil Service Authority for transfer and disciplinary proceedings against Group-A officers from the DANICS cadre. The BJP claimed that the Kejriwal government was intimidating officers and abusing its powers after the Supreme Court verdict on services matters. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) called the ordinance unconstitutional and accused it of being an attempt to snatch the power given to Delhi's government by the Supreme Court in services matters.
Rahul Gandhi may corner BJP on lack of jobs, promise unemployment dole for youth
Karnataka is due for assembly polls by May, and national leaders from the ruling BJP and Congress have been visiting the state to wrest as many seats as they can in the 224-member assembly in what is expected to be a tough electoral battle.
What 4,000 Indian cities & town should do to fulfil Swachh Bharat mission
The 3 Rs - reduce, reuse and recycle - will have to become both an individual as well as community habit for sanitation plans in urban space to succeed. In a larger frame, this could constitute the core of Lifestyle for Environment (LiFE), the India-led global movement to nudge action. Enormous, yes.
Oil steady as economic worries offset possible China demand rise
Crude gains have been limited this week, with the Brent and U.S. benchmarks mostly trading in a range due to the uncertain path of demand. Investors, worried about rising inflation and more aggressive action from central banks, have been reducing exposure to riskier assets.
RBI revises lockers rules: Bank liability limited to 100 times of annual rent
The revised instructions will be applicable to both new and existing safe deposit lockers and the safe custody of articles facility with the banks.
Too young to drive, old enough to invest
The upcoming parade of startup IPOs has grabbed the attention of investors as young as 16, who plan to use their parents' demat accounts to back companies whose services they use every day. What were you doing at 16?
MG Motor India launches seven-seater version of SUV Hector
"We are happy that 2020 is over, and now we are getting into 2021. Luckily we finished at a very good pace in the last few months...I hope there are no more surprises this year...The strengthening of our existing cars and the new car put together, we are looking at at least 70-75% growth for this year," MG Motor India President and Managing Director.
This 53-yr-old CEO who was once a man is bringing a unique perspective to gender-equality at work
Farberger who underwent a gender correction in 2018 says she has been an 'undercover man' for 50 years.
India building new 'steel fence' along Pakistan, Bangla borders: Officials
The Comprehensive Integrated Border Management System (CIBMS) that entails deployment of smart fences, advanced surveillance gadgets and anti-infiltration alarms has been speeded up by the border management division under the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) and Border Security Force along these two borders, sources said.
Japan's Nikkei hits 1-week low as chipmakers, banks retreat
The Nikkei share average ended down 0.65 per cent at 21,456.01.
MPVs win over buyers who want to do things together
Recent sales trends show shifting consumer preference in one of the world’s fastest-expanding auto markets.
Amit Shah on 3-day Karnataka visit, declares 'Ab Ki Baar, BJP Sarkar'
Amit Shah, who is in Karnataka on a three-day visit to re- energise a faction-riven state unit, asserted that the party was ready for the electoral battle to win the assembly polls.
Money tips to help your startup succeed
Along with ideas and technology, finances are also important for long-term stability and viability of a startup.
BJP stirs poll pot with Tipu Jayanti, cadre murder
Analyst and academic Harish Ramaswamy told ET: “The BJP is now in a position to consolidate its votebank.
Here's how you can become an exemplary team leader
Team members have distinct abilities, some that even the leader may not have. It would be his ability to integrate their skills with his and those of others that paves way for great results.
"Small episodes" occur but country will remain united: Mohan Bhagwat
In his 55-minute speech, telecast live by Doordarshan for the second consecutive year, he also called for a holistic discussion on population, saying its continuous rise becomes a burden.
Connecting your startup to global trends
Strategy is about having a broader view of the world and then driving a few hundred feet at a time towards that vision - considering market changes all the time.
Lalit Modi row: BJP weighs options after feedback on Vasundhara Raje’s comments on controversy
BJP brass is now weighing all options, knowing well that it has to deal with a potentially stormy monsoon session of Parliament, which starts on July 21.
Have briefed Sonia Gandhi about ground realities in Punjab: Amarinder Singh
Amidst leadership row in Punjab Congress, Amarinder said the party high command was well aware of ground realities in Punjab as he had already briefed Sonia Gandhi during his meeting recently.
AAP leaves fracas behind to fight civic polls in Mumbai & Bengaluru; receives ‘positive' response from state units
The party has been conducting an exercise to see whether it would have enough skilled volunteers to take up specific responsibilities at polling booths.
Narendra Modi's Citizens for Accountable Governance (CAG): Will it be disbanded or play bigger role?
Led by alumni of IITs and IIMs took Modi's campaign to new heights evoking comparisons to back room that helped send Obama to White House in '08.
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