• Improving the health of the soil
    By the end of 2016-17, the govt aims to provide all farmers with a soil health card. Here’s how many states have provided so far.
  • Who faced the brunt of the Jat agitation
    The riots that erupted in Haryana in February this year resulted in 30 deaths and 300 injured. Here are some of the revelations on what happened according to the Prakash Singh Committee report.
  • Bangladesh the 2nd largest source of foreign tourists
    The new trend shows a surge in the number of tourists from India’s immediate neighbourhood, particularly Bangladesh. The reason: Several European countries don’t have consulates in Bangladesh forcing its citizens to travel to India for visas.
  • What’s fueling economic growth
    At 8.5 per cent, core sector growth in 2015-16 has been the highest since Nov 2014. Here’s a quick comparison.
  • A 5-yr high for Indian economy
    India has posted the highest GDP growth since 2011-12, lower-than-estimated fiscal deficit and 8.5% core sector growth in the first month of the new financial year (2016-17) — this just aheadof predictions of an above-normal monsoon.
  • Top 10 highest paid CEOs
    Here are 10 of the highest-paid chief executives in American business. The data comes from the Equilar 200 Highest-Paid CEO Rankings, which lists the compensation of the chief executives of 200 public companies with annual revenue of at least $1 billion, that filed proxies by April 30th. (Content courtesy: NYT)
  • Gotthard base tunnel in numbers
    The world's longest and deepest rail tunnel in Switzerland is open. The twin-bore Gotthard base tunnel will provide a high-speed rail link under the Swiss Alps between northern and southern Europe and is set to revolutionise freight transport in Europe. Here’s more
  • Who really benefits from falling crude oil prices
    With a global slump in oil prices, 2015-16 has been a year of record profits for state-run oil marketing companies. The Indian consumer however has not been as lucky and continues to pay high levies on both petrol and diesel.
  • Don’t miss Mars at its biggest and brightest
    Starting May 18, Mars is set to mesmerize sky gazers when it will be in a perfect line-up with Earth and the sun. Here’s more about it
  • Small Screens and the Paranormal
    TV's hit shows Saural Simar Ka, Swaragini, Kavach, Naagin, Vishkanya have been taken over by the Bhootiya drama. So, we get to see an ichadhari naagin, a vishkanya who turns blue, a protagonist who due to a curse has been turned into a fly. The plots may seem bizarre to us but they are a hit with the audience.
  • Content-King & audience-winner This Weekend !
    This weekend is a blockbuster weekend for television viewers with three finales, one premier and a worldwide television premier of a box-office hit movie. Audience is the clear winner as they also get to see Bollywood stars queueing on these shows promoting movies like Aishwarya Rai for Jazbaa, Deepika for Tamasha and Alia Bhatt for Shaadaar.
  • Priyanka Chopra to Anupam Kher: Indians in International TV
    Wave of Indian talent sweeps global TV
  • How the heat could make you sick
    There is no escaping the heat this summer. Here’s what you need to know about how the heat affects your body and the precautions you need to take.
  • World Autism Awareness Day: Early detection for timely intervention
    The Indian Scale Assessment of Autism estimates that there are approximately 1.7-2 million children with autistic spectrum disorder in India. Despite such alarming figures, awareness about autism is sparse in the country. Here are the signs...
  • Give your boring food a quick make-over
    Good food always gives you a warm hug from inside and happy is the feeling when the food looks appetizing too. So, why do we not pay any attention to the presentation of the food we eat daily?
  • Zim & WI tour: Who is in, who is out
    MS Dhoni will lead India’s revamped ODI and Twenty20 international squad in next month’s tour of Zimbabwe, one that features five uncapped players and missing a host of regular players such as Kohli, Rohit, Dhawan, and Ashwin.
  • James Anderson goes past Kapil Dev
    By dismissing Angelo Mathews on Day 2 of the first Test at Leeds, James Anderson went past Kapil Dev on the all-time list of Test wicket-takers.
  • Premier League managerial casualties
    Watford FC have confirmed that they have parted ways with Quique Sanchez Flores, making him the ninth manager this English Premier League season to have got the sack.