Happiness at Workplace
Employers rarely consider happiness to be an essential work place practice but a happy employee can change a company’s fortune and is pivotal for its development Strangely enough even …
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How Banks have messed the Indian economy
Indian banks have contributed to the deterioration of the economic condition, Ashutosh Misra explains how Two recent advertisements in Indian newspapers highlight the reasons for the mess the Indian economy …
Read MoreUK’s Lebara Group enters the hospitality sector
After making their mark in the telecommunications sector, Lebara Group is all set to enter the hospitality industry. AGI finds out UK-based telecommunications giant Lebara Group have made a foray …
Read MoreTokyo euphoric over Olympics
Japan celebrates the Olympic vote result as thousands of Tokyo citizens break out in joy over the 2020 Games coming to their city. Finbarr Toesland reports Tokyo was selected on …
Read MorePoetry requires upheavals (and women)
From Slyvia Path to Kamala Das, from Maya Angelou to Katherine Austen, history is rife with examples of women using poetry for a larger cause. Today, in Afghanistan women are …
Read MoreDelhi Gang Rape: Four accused found guilty
The gang-rape of a student in a moving bus last December in Delhi shocked the entire nation and became a catalyst to talk about widespread gender violence in India. Today, …
Read MoreJapan to launch internet ‘fasting camps’ for kids
With many Japanese children addicted to the internet, the ministry of education attempts to curb this addiction by introducing internet ‘fasting camps’. Finbarr Toesland reports. The Japanese ministry of education …
Read MoreJapan creates a sperm bank for endangered animals
Japanese scientists create a sperm bank for endangered animals that one day could be used ‘to colonise other planets’. Finbarr Toesland reports. Scientists at Kyoto University’s Graduate School of Medicine …
Read MoreMacaulay: Britain’s Liberal Imperialist by Zareer Masani
According to the latest figures there are more than 125 million English speakers in India making English the lingua franca of India. But where did it all begin? Dhanya Nair …
Read MoreA State of Malaise
Desperate times call for desperate measures and desperate politicians resort to desperate means. The elected representatives want to enjoy the power and glory but always blame others, from global factors …
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