IndiGo had announced pay cuts for its senior employees on March 19. However, it rolled back the decision on April 23

The transaction is being done through an equity purchase stake that values each share at Rs 86.

Deal part of RIL plan to unlock 19% stake in Jio to become debt-free

Recently, while 26 workers at Cadila Pharmaceuticals facility in Ahmedabad tested positive for Covid-19, one person at Sun Pharma's Halol plant tested positive.

NPA level of public sector banks has increased from 18 per cent in December 2018 to 19 per cent in December 2019

Had it not been for Covid-19 impact, the company would have reported a sharp 80 per cent year-on-year jump in its pre-tax profit to Rs 692 core.

The deal could be completed as soon as this month, though no agreement has been finalised and plans may change

The cooperative model in India went out of the way to protect milk producers

Apart from the 12 casualties on Thursday, the leakage had hundreds of people living closer to the plant in Visakhapatnam under medical emergency

Facebook CEO Zuckerberg had announced that the company is cancelling physical events with more than 50 people through June 2021

Total income during the quarter under review increased to Rs 23,443.66 crore, from Rs 20,913.82 crore in the same period of the preceding fiscal

Excluding covid-19 related provisions, the profit after tax of the bank would have been Rs 3,260 crore

Uderzo created Les Éditions Albert Rene two years after Goscinny's death, after a conflict with Dargaud, the pair's original publishing house

As the world lives out this dystopian drama - confined within the four walls of homes and isolated from spaces of art and culture - the classical and performing arts are not cut off by any means

Nemaida's misfortune in life was to be known as Satyajit Ray's "Boswell"; History will remember Gujral as a renaissance man whose imprint over New Delhi is huge

Within 24 hours of setting up a social media group and helpline called Caremongers India on March 20, Nagaraj had 150 volunteers from across India

As the world population feverishly washes hands, an initiative by a small NGO in Uttar Pradesh seems prescient

Neither rain nor riot, not even a terror attack such as the one on 26/11 or the 12 bomb blasts that ripped through it in 1993, have managed to clamp the city down. But this time the city has curled up

Strong social networks got India through the calamity of demonetisation. By not giving migrant workers enough time to get home, the govt has likely deprived them of this

It is in the modern era that this book loses its lapidary elegance

A highly contagious virus is in the air. But at this wholesale market, as in most others of the country, physical distance is hardly priority.

Online grocery, which is barely about four per cent of India's $600-700 billion grocery market, has seen an overnight surge.

The strangeness brought about by a work-from-home situation means the lines between the personal and professional blur too easily.

While the pandemic disrupts the India release of Sir, actor Tillotama Shome talks to Ranjita Ganesan about her twenty years in the charmed world of independent cinema

Last week, Internet Archive, a nonprofit group, announced that it would drop the access restrictions for its scanned books to make them widely available to readers during the coronavirus outbreak.

While we don't have a lot of research on the effectiveness of homemade masks in preventing the spread of infection, scientists who study airborne diseases can offer some guidance.

The volume's focus is confined to the 20th century, with its earliest selection from 1907

The precarious existence of millions of people in the unorganised sector was thrown into sharp relief by the lockdown

It needs swift, sensible attention, writes Nikita Puri

Some companies have engaged doctors and therapists to talk to employees over webinars and answer questions related to the virus.

The small city state has benefited from lessons learned after it was the epicentre of the SARS epidemic, keeping infections to less than 1,000, writes Rahul Jacob

The coronavirus crisis has presented police across Indian states an opportunity to enhance their presence and impact on social media.

Covid-19 and its aftermath are an opportunity to significantly reorient the way we approach work and leisure - and, by extension, life itself.

Ritwik Sharma on the outfits that are bringing organic farm produce to your doorstep during the lockdown

Overseas and here, auction houses are capitalising on the fact that collectors are stuck at home - and are online.

Who wants to read about disease, or be reminded of one's mortality, during a pandemic?

It goes without saying that not all of the female crime novelists come out as feminists, and that some male writers can do feminist crime novels quite well.

No Filter has a deceptively simple goal: 'To bring you the definitive inside story of Instagram'

Sigh, Gone is Tran's first book, a recollection of his childhood growing up in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, after his family's escape from Saigon right before the fall in 1975, when he was a baby.

Much of the book charts the history of congressional oversight over the CIA and the FBI, beginning, in 1975, with the committee chaired by Senator Frank Church

Classicism and liberalism were two values that defined the man

Mani Shankar Aiyar remembers economist Deepak Lal, who remained for 65 years one of his closest friends, as a deeply empathetic confidante and a mentor on everything 'civilised'

Despite his clarity of thought, controversial but well-researched views, fierce political convictions and global reputation and fame, Lal was at heart a shy man, write Suman Bery

Barry Gewen tackles the contradic­tions, and offers absolution, in this book, a timely and acute defence of the great realist's actions, values and beliefs

Ask a daughter who lost her father and has to grieve in isolation. Why? Because the pandemic upended grief as we know it

Stunt driver Ken Block's rabid following might take a cue from his next automotive muse, Ford's Fox-Body Mustang, writes Hannah Elliot

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