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Pakistani women in general have supported a suggestion put forward in a post-budget debate session in the Punjab Assembly that taxes should be imposed on beauty salons.
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India and China saw bigger growth in the millionaire population last year than anywhere else, and wealth in the Asia-Pacific is expected to grow nearly 8 percent a year to 2012 despite a slowdown in the world at large, a survey showed.
In a bid to prevent incidents like rape and illicit sex in shops and other business premises, the Kota Bura municipal council in Malaysia has reportedly issued a circular directing the fairer sex, particularly Muslim women, not to sport bright-coloured...
Is globalisation killing Indian entrepreneur? This is a funny thought. The established wisdom is that globalisation has created the milieu for the emergence of Indian multinationals and that our companies are taking over foreign companies.
As uncertainty continues over the Indo-US nuclear deal in view of the political crisis in India over the agreement, the US on Monday said every passing day was making it harder to get it through.
It could be comic or tragic, depending on your sense of morality. In what I see as stunning news from the United States, 17 schoolgirls have entered into a ‘pregnancy pact.’ Staff at a secondary school health clinic in the city of...
Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF) popularly known for its products brand name Amul has become India’s first billion dollar co-operative unit after touching the record annual turnover of Rs. 5,255.41 crores (52.554 billion...
Indian private and public sector companies have filed less number of carbon revenue generating projects in value and volume terms from January to June 2008, compared with the same period last calendar year.
Most of the world cannot travel. With a far higher rate of people with passports than Americans (for example) means living in New Zealand I have a better chance than many. And, of course, poorer countries are much more likely to be visited than to...
Armando Acuna, public editor of the Sacramento Bee, turned a Sunday column into a public flogging for both his editors and the nation’s news media. They had allowed the third-longest war in American history to slip off the radar screen, and he had...
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