Although India has been able to vaccinate only 45% of the total healthcare workforce for now—the health ministry in its weekly press briefing detailed that of the 96 lakh healthcare workers, a little over 45 lakh have been vaccinated—it is still the fastest to reach
Sitharaman has faced down the critics with performance. Breaking from the conventional past is very courageous—and effective in achieving India’s destiny
While it is a mixed bag of proposals from a tax perspective, directionally, it seems to be a good Budget—one that is aimed at pump-priming the economy, ramping up government expenditure for stimulating growth, and bringing the economy back to pre-Covid levels
Though bond yields will harden, the central bank has done well to give banks some more time to fix their bond portfolio
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China's space probe sends back its first image of Mars
Brazil's watershed 'Car Wash' probe ends with a whimper
Path clears for Nigeria's Okonjo-Iweala as first woman WTO chief
CHICAGO -- Talks between Chicago teachers and the mayor on a plan to reopen the third-largest U.S. school district during the pandemic were deadlocked on Friday after the union signaled that it would not accept her "last, best and final offer." Read More