Paytm opens its complaining booth yet again, this time against Google Pay

Paytm has complained that Google Pay’s privacy policy amounted to “clear disregard for a consumer’s need for privacy”, following which Google Pay has tweaked its privacy policy and has now dropped the word “disclose” from its privacy clause.

Electronic vehicles: steering the way to a cleaner future

The auto industry in India is preparing itself for a slew of changes in order to cut down the crude oil import bill and reduce pollution.

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RBI warns of the increasing rise in bank frauds

The number of fraud cases which averaged 4,500 a year in the past 10 years, increased to 5,835 in 2017-18, according to RBI reports. Public sector banks (PSBs) accounted for 92.9 pc of the amount involved in frauds of more than INR 0.1 million in 2017-18, while private sector ban...

Solar installations in India drop down

With the solar installations declining in Q2 2018, reports say that investment into the sector is expected to be lower over the next few quarters.

Technology elevating museums in India

Museums these days are not only about showcasing artefacts but with the technological interventions like artificial intelligence, 3D models and HD displays museums in India are reinventing themselves.

Trade: Will India cede to the US?

Despite closer than ever strategic ties, all is not well with the trade relations between India and the United States. Even though India is a key market for US businesses and is a strategic political ally for the White House, the two sides are engaged in a damaging trade war.

Mobile Teaching Kitchen: Nutrition on wheels

Nutritional education in India should be given utmost importance as one in four children in the most populous cities is malnourished.

Sterlite Copper plant closure hits economy

Vedanta unit is one of the three primary copper producers in the country. It has a market share of 35 pc. The other two are Hindustan Copper Limited and Hindalco Industries Limited. Public Sector Units (PSU) cater to only 4 pc of the country’s total copper production.

Serving poison for lunch

Even though Indian states have adopted the Midday Meal Scheme that offers free meals to children in state-run or state-assisted schools, it is seen that majority of the schools face the risk of food poisoning and related health hazards due to lack of infrastructure and proper mon...

India’s first all women SWAT team

The 36 member all women team has been trained for 15 months by the NSG for anti-terrorism duty under the Delhi Police’s Special Cell. All the women hail from north eastern region of the country.