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Want to work abroad? Here's what you need to keep in mind

Are you planning to move overseas to gain some international work experience? Before accepting any offer, you must keep a couple of points in mind. Watch the full video to take a look at some of them.

Delhi air pollution: 5 tips to protect yourself from unhealthy air quality

North India is in the midst of one of the most dangerous times of the year with air pollution making it hazardous to venture outside. Here’s a guide on how you can protect yourself from the polluted air.

Meet Sriram Krishnan: The Indian Techie helping Elon Musk run Twitter

Sriram Krishnan, a Chennai-born techie, created waves on the internet after tweeting that he is helping Twitter's new owner Elon Musk.

Nothing Ear (Stick): Unboxing and first look at Design-Centric Earbuds

Second wireless earbuds in the UK-based consumer technology start-up Nothing, the Ear (stick) will be available in India on November 17 at Rs 8,499.

Gujarat Bridge Collapse Tragedy

A British-era bridge collapsed in Gujarat's Morbi killed at least 134 people. Watch this video to know the tragedy unfolded

Lakshmi & Ganesh on currency notes: Who decides how banknotes and coins should look?

Arvind Kejriwal wants PM Modi to add images of Lakshmi & Ganesh on currency notes. But who decides how banknotes and coins should look?

Diversity in India Inc: Women got only 21 out of every 100 new jobs in FY22

Diversity in a workplace acknowledges the individual strengths of each employee and the potential they bring. This brings us to the pressing importance of gender diversity. Across the world, finding a job is much tougher for women than it is for men...and the situation gets even gloomier in India.

Explained: Dirty bombs tested, but never used in the past

Russia is alleging Ukraine plans to use a dirty bomb on its own soil and then blame it on Russia. Western defence officials and Kyiv on the other hand fear Russia is considering using a dirty bomb and then blaming it on Kyiv as a pretext for its own escalation, after a series of battlefield setbacks for Moscow.

Diversity in India Inc: Sexual harassment plaints below pre-pandemic levels

Five years ago the #MeToo movement took off and exploded into a global phenomenon. While its success is hard to measure, it did bring issues of sexual harassment and gender inequities in workplace to the forefront.

How 'Chief Twit' Musk completed the $44 bn takeover

Elon Musk became Twitter's owner on Thursday, firing top executives, and providing little clarity over how he will achieve the lofty ambitions he has outlined for the influential social media platform. "The bird is freed," he tweeted, referencing Twitter's bird logo in an apparent nod to his desire to see the company have fewer limits on content that can be posted.

DE&I in India Inc: Finding a job tougher for persons with disabilities

Conversations around diversity, equity, and inclusion or DE&I have grown in recent years. Broadly, diversity allows people gainful employment, inclusion gives them the opportunity to contribute, and equity provides fair access to resources and benefits.

From PPF to Sukanya Samriddhi, a look at the best small-savings schemes

A Jamaican proverb reads: Save money and money will save you. In line with this, we bring you the three most attractive small saving schemes that you may consider investing in >

Tax on Diwali gifts: How various sources of gifts are taxed

Festivals are the best time to gift people you care about. However, you must remember that gifts from many sources are taxable once they exceed a certain threshold. Watch the video for details >

Fresh arrivals in Apple family: iPad 10th gen, iPad Pro, and Apple TV 4K

American technology giant Apple on Tuesday introduced new iPad (10th Gen), iPad Pro, and Apple TV 4K.

Build diversified portfolio using diversified, less volatile funds, says expert

The returns that Indian investors earn from their mutual fund investments are much lower than the returns their funds garner, according to Morningstar's "Mind the Gap" report. How big is the magnitude of this problem? Why does it arise? And what can investors do to address it?

Aung San Suu Kyi's fall from grace: A timeline

Aung San Suu Kyi, once a beloved Nobel Peace Prize winner who defied dictators, sacrificed her life and family for Myanmar, endured 15 years of house arrest and led a campaign for democracy. She was seen as a hero of modern times. Yet, today she is accused of ethnic cleansing and is mired in allegations of corruption. On 12th October, the Myanmar junta jailed her for six years.

Modhera, India's first solar-powered village

Home to the iconic Sun Temple, Modhera was declared India’s first solar-powered village by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 8th October 2022. Armed with an array of solar panels spread across 30 acres, Gujarat's Modhera is now the recipient of its 6 Mw installed capacity. It has around 1,700 electrified houses, and nearly 1,400 solar power connections. But not everything is bright and sunny for the village.

'With 7.1% tax-free interest, PPF remains extremely attractive'

The government recently hiked the interest rates on small savings instruments from 10-30 basis points. To understand why the rate hikes weren’t higher at a time when the RBI has raised the repo rate by 190 basis points, and to get a view on which small saving schemes are most attractive at this juncture, Business Standard’s Sanjay Kumar Singh spoke to Deepesh Raghaw, founder, PersonalFinancePlan, a Sebi-registered investment advisor.

Cheating scandals in sporting history

An investigation conducted by Chess.com revealed that 19-year-old grandmaster Hans Niemann not only cheated against World Champion Magnus Carlsen in a match in September but has cheated in more than 100 games. Cheating in sports is not new and has existed as long as sports.

How healthcare AI is saving lives

Artificial intelligence has touched nearly every aspect of business and society. Healthcare is another important area where AI is playing a critical role in saving lives.