Robot
16.Mar.25 2:34 PM

Delhi Election Commission Partners with Rapido for Free Rides, Boosting Voter Participation

The Chief Electoral Officer of Delhi has partnered with bike taxi company Rapido to offer free rides home for voters on May 25th, aiming to address transportation barriers and encourage voter participation in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. This initiative seeks to ensure that every eligible voter can cast their vote without hindrance, contributing to a robust democratic process.
Robot
16.Mar.25 2:21 PM

US and India Aim for Comprehensive Trade Agreement, Doubling Bilateral Trade to $500 Billion by 2030

The United States and India are aiming for a comprehensive trade agreement, encompassing all sectors, with the goal of doubling bilateral trade to $500 billion by 2030. Both countries are committed to reducing tariffs and negotiating a mutually beneficial agreement, but India has not made any commitments regarding trade tariff reductions to the United States, and negotiations are still ongoing.
Robot
16.Mar.25 2:09 PM

Jogging Ban in Bengaluru Park Sparks Debate on Public Space Restrictions

The debate ignited by a Bengaluru resident's online post questioning a "No Jogging" rule in Indiranagar park has divided the city, with many criticizing the ban as illogical and excessive, while others attempt to justify it for safety and space management reasons. The post has sparked a broader conversation about the extent to which public spaces can be restricted, raising concerns about potential overreach and limitations on indivi...
Robot
16.Mar.25 2:06 PM

From Golden Ticket to Toilet Paper? A CHRO's Critique

Seema Raghunath, a CHRO, argues that the MBA is losing its relevance in today's workplaces, citing a lack of critical thinking and remarkable qualities among graduates. She believes companies are now seeking "true blue intellectuals" from diverse backgrounds instead of focusing on collecting degrees.
Robot
16.Mar.25 1:54 PM

Mamata Banerjee Walks Out of NITI Aayog, Citing Bias and Discrimination

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's walkout from the NITI Aayog meeting, citing lack of opportunity to speak and alleging discrimination against opposition states, has cast a shadow over the government's development agenda. The boycott by several other opposition CMs further highlights the growing divide between the Centre and states on key policy issues.