Over the past decade, the aspirations of Indian students regarding higher education have undergone a quiet but profound transformation. Students today are navigating a dynamic and more complex ...

Xiaomi’s Sudhin Mathur discusses the current state of the Indian tablet market, shifts in consumer preferences, and what the ...

A man carries a calf through flood waters in Assam’s Dibrugarh district, India, July 2024. Credit: Pronib Das Alarm bells are ringing for the Indian Himalayan Region (IHR) with yet another study ...

NEW DELHI (Reuters) -Apple is lobbying India's government to modify its income tax law to ensure the company is not taxed for ownership of high-end iPhone machinery it provides to its contract ...

As 968 million people head to polling booths across the nation, the Election Commission of India is going to great lengths to ensure that a “green election” is conducted. In the southern state of ...

"Touch my vest," Narendra Modi told a startled Newsweek team interviewing the Indian prime minister in his residence in New Delhi in late March. "Come on, touch it." Modi challenged Nancy Cooper, ...

Indian philanthropy is changing, two decades after Corporate Social Responsibility was made mandatory by the government. While many companies continue to spend on schools, NGOs, girl-child empowerment ...

CHENNAI, India — A 20-minute voice recording and a few pictures of a person’s face are all Senthil Nayagam needs to make eerily convincing fake campaign videos in any language. Political parties in ...

Brigade Hotel Ventures’ IPO filing offers a deep dive into what’s next for the hotel sector in India. Besides growth, the data points to big shifts in demand and supply across segments while breaking ...