Sharmila Bhowmick is a News Editor for Republic World, with a focus on national news in India. She has also been featured in Business Today. Sharmila covers a wide range of topics, including aviation, technology, business, and culture, providing insightful analysis and reporting on key issues impacting the country.
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By: Sharmila Bhowmick
The Indian growth story clearly has a 25-year runway ahead, says veteran banker and financial expert KV Kamath.
By: Sharmila Bhowmick
The Interim Budget 2024 may not be about any major change, but it could be the right time to take stock of some policies, already in place.
The largest car makers of India, Maruti Suzuki has plans to maintain its market leadership by staying in step with the demands of the changing times.
By: Sharmila Bhowmick
Things are happening in a very holistic way now, which again gives me confidence that 8% plus growth, plus digital, should be achievable, said Kamath.
Muh meetha karna is such a big part of our culture that overconsumption of sugar is not only socially acceptable but encouraged.
Financial astuteness will be crucial as India aspires to become a $5 trillion economy. In a move towards this direction, India has bagged an elevated status on the global FATF (Financial Action Task Force) rating bringing it up to the level of France, Italy, and the UK in terms of compliance.
“For India to become one of the leading economies of the world, it can't just remain the service center of the world,” Sanyal said.
By: Sharmila Bhowmick
The Prime Minister Internship Program has a plan to offer 1 crore internships in next five years.
Ratan Tata, chairman of the Tata Group for over two decades pass on October 9. He was 86.
By: Sharmila Bhowmick
6G technology is likely to revolutionise communication and India is right on track, getting set for the big game.
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