Gitanjali Gems and Firestar Diamonds together account for 5.8 per cent of the diamond and jewellery trade in India.
'We've seen tremendous traction from fruit and vegetables.' 'Around 18% of our business comes from these, almost three times higher than physical stores.'
Experts say the new security features will significantly ensure there is no 'large-scale theft of people's identity'.
Among these, IIT Madras and IIT Gandhinagar run structured programmes where applications are invited from candidates outside campus.Vinay Umarji reports
After last year's lull, number of offers jump by 15%.
This comes at a time when Ola is looking to replicate nationally the success of its auto-rickshaw offering in Chennai and Bengaluru.
Comment by SoftBank board member sets off talk of Ola-Uber merger.
Chinese bicycle sharing giant Ofo launches service in seven Indian cities.
The new changes in the Common Admission Test has encouraged aspirants from non-technical backgrounds to crack the exam.
The Bharatiya Janata Party-led state government is acquiring groundnut at Rs 4,500 per quintal; the market price is Rs 3,500 per quintal
Millennials crave career progression, though 66 per cent are under-prepared, reveals Monster's 'MyFirstJob' survey.
The two new markets are overwhelmingly dominated by US ride-hailing giant Uber, which has been able to edge out local start-ups
India isn't just a testbed for SHAREit to find and perfect a new business model, but also the start of the company's globalisation dreams.
This year, campuses placed most number of students in the first phase compared to past few years.
The IIM Bill, passed by Rajya Sabha, gives B-schools autonomy and power to award full-fledged degrees.
The e-commerce industry is expected to return to high growth next year as large players such as Amazon, Flipkart and Paytm Mall begin to look beyond the 20 million customers who shop online on a monthly basis.
The chief minister is not being hailed as the leader who led the party to a victory in the state.
Just before the elections, the government waived interest on loans up to Rs 300,000 for farmers. But this may not really help small and marginal farmers in the state, who make up for two-thirds of the total and are still dependent on informal channels of credit.
IT, e-commerce firms to raise the bar in recruitment, packages.
'India cannot function the Chinese way and the sooner people realise that, the better it will be.'
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