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Explained: Why did the Victorious Chinese Army withdraw in 1962?

Sixty years ago, on November 21, 1962 with advancing Chinese columns virtually on the outskirts of Tezpur and the Indian Army in full retreat, Beijing unexpectedly decla­red a unilateral ceasefire. Watch the video to know why the victorious Chinese army withdrew in 1962.

Explained | What is Sportwashing & how Qatar World Cup exemplifies it

Fifa’s choice of Qatar as host for 2022 World Cup has been controversial since the beginning. Questions continue to be raised about its human rights laws and treatment of migrant workers. Some say, the event exemplifies the concept of “sportswashing”. But what is it?

From Oslo to Tokyo, here's a look at 10 cities that have the world's best public transit systems

When it comes to the best public transit systems, cities in Asia and Europe claim all the top spots. Watch the video to know which cities have the best public transport system in the world

BS Views of the week: Economy's future, tax exemptions, old pension scheme, and more

Business Standard's opinion pages this week focused on Indian economy's future, tax exemptions, Data Protection Bill, and much more

"Differentiated offerings should be the criteria for selecting a broker"

In this interview with Sanjay Kumar Singh, Associate Editor, Business Standard, Tejas Khoday, chief executive officer and co-founder, Fyers, dwells at length on the criteria you should apply while selecting a broker.

Is there a shortage of Amul dairy products in the market?

In recent weeks, there seems to be a scarcity of Amul dairy products in the market. We spoke to store managers, consumers, and Amul's COO to understand the situation. Watch the video to know more

WHO warns world against measles outbreak

The WHO and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said that measles immunization had dropped significantly since the coronavirus pandemic began, resulting in a record high of nearly 40 million children missing a vaccine dose last year.

Explained: Why world may face diesel shortage in a few months

No fuel is more essential to the global economy than diesel. Within the next few months, almost every region on the planet will face the danger of a diesel shortage at a time when supply crunches in nearly all the world’s energy markets have worsened inflation and stifled growth.

Are sugar alternatives actually healthy? Know from the experts

The war against regular table sugar is not new. There's an overload of information on why white sugar is a "silent killer" and makes things worse for diabetes patients. India is known as the diabetes capital of the world. Business Standard's Aditi Verma spoke with experts to demystify sugar substitutes that have found a way into our diet. Watch the video to know what the experts have to say.

Explained: Controversies around 2022 Qatar Fifa World Cup

The much-awaited Fifa 2022 is being flagged as the world cup of controversies. Do you know why? Watch the video to find out >

Earthquake in Indonesia kills 162, over 600 injured: Report

An earthquake rattled Indonesia’s main island of Java, killing 162 people and injuring hundreds of others – with rescuers searching for survivors trapped under the rubble amid a series of aftershocks

Blue Hydrogen - Answer to the climate change crisis?

Experts say blue hydrogen may one day be the lowest-cost option to help decarbonize industrial heating, residential heating in extremely cold climates, and heavy-duty vehicles. Watch the video to know what blue hydrogen is and whether it is an answer to climate crisis.

Explained: Nato's Articles 4 and 5

Unity of action is vital for North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, which was formed in 1949 by 12 countries, including the US, UK, Canada and France. The main purpose of the defensive military alliance was to help one another if they come under armed attack. So, under what circumstances should Nato threaten the use of force, and what are the options before it?

Planning to ditch Twitter? Here are the best alternatives

Twitter has been a bit of a mess since Elon Musk took the helm. While it's not clear if the drama is causing many users to leave, some lesser-known sites like are emerging as alternatives.

BS Views of the week: Twitter layoffs, FTX crisis, climate change, and more

Business Standard's opinion pages this week focused on Twitter layoffs, FTX crisis, climate change, and much more

Struggling to store and manage big video files? Learn from the experts

How do content creators manage data storage of high-resolution videos and pictures that they produce on a daily basis? To understand this, Business Standard spoke to content creators, Ankur Warikoo and Faisal Khan and industry expert Khalid Wani. Watch the video to know what they have to say

BS Views of the week: India's G20 Presidency, COP27, US midterm elections, and more

Business Standard's opinion pages this week focused on India's G20 Presidency, COP27, outcome of US midterm elections, and much more

Travelling with pets: How tourism industry is warming up to the idea

India now has a number of places that would accommodate your dog or cat's needs. In fact, pet-friendly holidays have spawned a whole ecosystem – from pet transportation services to hotels hosting guests along with their pets. Watch the video to know how tourism industry is warming up to the idea of travelling with pets.

A walk in the garden: How Bengaluru airport's Terminal 2 is first of its kind

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the new terminal of Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport today. Terminal-2 (T-2) of the international airport has incorporated the concept of a "Terminal-in-a-garden", a first of its kind. Watch the video to know more

Explained: The collapse of FTX and turmoil in cryptocurrency market

In May 2022, when the cryptocurrency market experienced a $2 trillion crash, FTX offered financial lifelines to several collapsing firms. But now, when FTX needs a bailout, it has nowhere to go. Watch the full video to understand