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    Pubali Neogy

    Pubali Neogy

  • Sustainable fashion is nothing but corporate greenwashing

    For all their assertions about sourcing materials sustainably, recycling and upcycling, fashion brands have precious little to show.

  • COVID-19: Are we heading towards an education catastrophe?

    For the nation to develop, poverty has to be stamped out. And the most effective tool on hand is education. Otherwise, the vicious cycle of poverty, illiteracy and overpopulation will continue to dog us.

  • 10 money tips for women in 2021

    While it’s totally alright to spend your hard-earned money to maintain a desirable lifestyle, it’s also important to save for a rainy day, your retirement, your big day, a vacay and others.

  • 5 best investment options for women

    Investing your hard-earned money can be a daunting task, especially if you are a novice. To help fix your problem, we have listed five safe investment options.

  • Is India ready for expensive, imported electric vehicles?

    Tesla, Audi, Jaguar, Porsche and Volvo are all set to test the waters in India with their high-end EV models. Will they be able to woo the cost-conscious buyers here?

  • Budget 2021: How can it get the economy back on its feet

    Ignoring fiscal discipline, budget 2021 will likely funnel large amounts into various sectors to revive growth.

  • YIR 2020: Top 10 business stories of the year

    Nothing had prepared us for 2020 – a year that saw our lives upended all because of an invisible, deadly virus. As we are about to close this year, and welcome another – albeit with trepidation, here’s a quick round up the top 10 business and economic news that made headlines this year. The stringent nationwide lockdown imposed on 24 March to control the virus dealt a hammer blow to India’s 2.9 trillion-dollar economy. Private consumption, the mainstay of the economic mechanism, saw a sharp decline of 27 percent with travel, tourism, retail, aviation and automotive industries nosediving.

  • The Queen’s Gambit: A masterpiece in every sense of the word!

    Set in the 1960s, the Queen’s Gambit is about a fictional teenaged female chess prodigy called Elizabeth Harmon. It bucks every cliché to offer a mindblowing drama.

  • Are Indian smartphone makers poised for comeback?

    Having shied away from launches for a while because of the fierce competition from Chinese brands, Indian smartphone makers now seem keen on clawing back market share.

  • Can multiplexes recover lost ground in a post-pandemic world?

    COVID-19 is not the only worry dogging multiplexes in India. Well before the onslaught of the deadly virus, proliferating streaming platforms, high speed broadband and smart TVs were already challenging the multiplex experience.

  • COVID-19: Job hunting in the post COVID world

    Shifts in patterns are already visible. Companies are doubling down on digitization, automation and artificial intelligence; the software industry is seriously mulling over letting its employees work from home permanently.

  • No country for women. Dalit women, in particular

    Because of their gender and caste, the Dalit women have been the hardest hit.

  • What's in a warming Arctic?

    Under the melting polar ice cap lies around a quarter of the world’s oil, 30 percent of the natural gas and trillion dollar-worth of rare earth minerals.

  • Study at Harvard, Stanford and other top universities of the world for free!

    Most compete for scholarships or go for student loans to get their degrees from these prestigious institutes. Just flip through our slides to find out how. Ranked as the top university in the world, MIT’s Open Course Ware (OCW) unlocks for you study materials of most of the undergraduate and graduate subjects at no cost. One of the most prestigious among the Ivy league schools, Harvard offers, hold your breath, more than 600 free online courses.

  • COVID 19: Saving capitalism in lockdown

    Now more than ever, it’s time to save capitalism. But hitting the reset button requires gigantic efforts with people’s lives at stake

  • Technology as a geopolitical weapon – how powerful can it be?

    The tech Cold War between the US and China has almost split the world into two camps – pro-Huawei and anti-Huawei.

  • JioMeet: Can it overtake Zoom in India?

    Zoom has a brand-new challenger called JioMeet, and by the looks of things, the latter could very well change the narrative.

  • Food waste: The real reason why millions are malnourished

    From farm to fork, massive quantities of food gets wasted. This is said to be the real reason behind food shortage.

  • Watch these on streaming platforms to beat the boredom

    This also means, streaming platforms are ever more important in our lives as it’s the only source of entertainment we’re left with. Well, to help you with it, here’s a list of latest shows, series and movies streaming on various platforms that you absolutely cannot afford to miss: The formula never fails, and Disney never ceases to amaze. The computer generated African savannah landscape and its wild animals seem straight out of some NatGeo wildlife documentary – right from the very opening scene in which the camera pans the Pride lands where the lion king Mufasa introduces his new born cub as his future successor to the stampede in which Mufasa is killed under the thundering buffalo heels to the final showdown where Simba avenges his father’s murder to become the king.

  • COVID-19: Who's to be blamed for it?

    Most policymakers across the world downplayed the risk from Covid 19 initially and squandered time till it was too late