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Arachika Kapoor

Arachika Kapoor

The art of addressing consumer criticism on social media

The art of addressing consumer criticism on social media

February 5, 2018

Immediate backpedalling on an online criticism is the first obvious reflex. However, it is best to hold back and try these alternatives to handle social media criticisms.

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Is India clean on its city rankings yet?

Is India clean on its city rankings yet?

January 30, 2018

Newly launched protocol for star rating of garbage-free Indian cities by Swachh Bharat Mission-Urban has stimulated both urban bodies and citizens to work towards cleaner cities. However, it remains to be assessed if India is equipped with a systematic ranking system for cleanlin...

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Stories of the past that haunt the present

Stories of the past that haunt the present

January 29, 2018

India is a land of stories and superstitions that have resulted in discovery of its own share of spooky sites over the years. According to beliefs of a few people, while some are a result of unnatural deaths, others take on the identity of a place.

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Optimising websites to increase conversion rates

Optimising websites to increase conversion rates

January 29, 2018

Visitor conversion is undoubtedly a significant factor for the success of any business with a website. While Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) and content form a major part of it, there are other elements, which need attention.

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BIAL marches towards in-house waste management mechanism

BIAL marches towards in-house waste management mechanism

January 23, 2018

The Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) in Bengaluru is taking steady steps towards minimising its carbon footprint. The airport is working to install an in-house waste management facility, which once commissioned, will convert waste into sustainable energy.

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Rashmi Verma

Rashmi Verma

January 23, 2018

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Singapore’s Little India – Home Again
Kathmandu’s Microcosm
Giethoorn Village

Giethoorn Village

January 22, 2018

It is not by chance that the Giethoorn Village in central Netherlands came to be known as the ‘Venice of the North’ as there is nary a road to be found in this small town, instead, over four miles of water channel runs through this settlement.

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Archaeological Survey of India to restrict entry inside the Taj Mahal

Archaeological Survey of India to restrict entry inside the Taj Mahal

January 21, 2018

With increased tourist flow in India leading to the destruction of heritage sites, the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), which is responsible for conservation and preservation of cultural monuments in the country, is set to restrict entry inside the Taj Mahal at 40,000 visito...

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Integrating artificial intelligence into businesses

Integrating artificial intelligence into businesses

January 21, 2018

With endless possibilities, corporations across the globe are progressively switching to employ artificial intelligence (AI). As the machine learning facility succours businesses with a competitive advantage, here is a brief guide on how to integrate it, despite challenges.

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The traditional Bhelaghars of Assam

The traditional Bhelaghars of Assam

January 21, 2018

Whether it’s an elaborate celebration or a respectful honouring of traditions – for the Assamese, their calendar is loaded with reasons to celebrate. One such festival to welcome the end of harvest season is Magh Bihu, which witness people in Assam evoke social messages hidde...

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