Bhanzu CEO: The U.S. math education market has significant potential, but it is dominated by large, billion-dollar companies that have not innovated their curricula or effectively embraced technology

India will play a pivotal role in our expansion, serving as a hub for product engineering, delivery, support and R&D, says CEO Johan

The company also announced that it has secured Exclusive Master Franchise rights for three new QSR brands which include TeaLive, New York Fries and Sanook Kitchen

The report, developed in collaboration with Google and Deloitte, shows that India is the world’s second-largest mobile gaming market, recording 15.2 billion downloads

This partnership, starts with the Bingo! World Pickleball Championship (WPC)

LB Brewers also entered the craft rice lager segment with MAKA di Rocket Rice Lager, consumed across Goa, Uttar Pradesh, US, Canada, and UAE

The company currently employs 2,500 people across various functions

Q2 net profit declines 74 per cent % year-on-year due to drop in prices

IT management company GoTo has around 20 per cent of its R&D headcount in India, said company CEO Rich Veldran

The company attributed this growth to increased volumes across modalities, which drove operational leverage

oOur projects are moving at the right pace, says TV Narendran

The leadership hiring move is a part of the company’s growth agenda to strengthen its business-to-consumer (B2C) and business-to-business (B2B)

LTTS claims the acquisition will deepen its offerings across software product development, platform engineering, digital integration, data, and AI

Originally a B2B platform, Wheelocity has transitioned to a B2C model, now serving over 1 million households across 3,500 towns and villages

The agreement, sed during the 5th India-Russia Inter-Governmental Commission meeting in Goa, aims to diversify India’s air defence capabilities

If the price of vegetables and concern about chemicals worries you, it’s time you turned an urban farmer and grew your own food. Your balcony, terrace, or your backyard can be your farm, says BHUMIKA K. August 25 is celebrated as World Kitchen Gardeners’ Day

Aashi Kitchen Garden’s Vegetable Grow Bags ensure that you get a consistent supply of vegetables

Always wanted a lawn, but didn’t know where to start? Navneeth Raghavan offers a few tips

Nearly two thousand trees, 50 varieties of flowering plants and 20 varieties of hedge plants add colour to Jagannath Textile near Karumathampatti.

Decorative grasses have become increasingly popular in the recent years. They survive with very little water

From every corner and crevice of Elsy Joseph’s little home blooms a flower or a vegetable

A skilful use of appropriate colour can elevate the energy and mood of the garden, says Maya Ganesan

It takes very little effort to plant your own little herb garden at home

A banyan tree is often called a micro-forest

S. Vishwanath says poly-houses with drip irrigation systems and misters can reduce the amount of water required for cultivation, evaporation losses can be reduced through mulching, and fertilizer use minimised by directly applying them in the right dose to the root zone of the plant

Or rather where would be a better question as Bangaloreans increasingly explore balcony gardens

There are trees with small root systems that can grow even in 1 ft of soil, says Hema Vijay

Britain is blooming mad. And it shows. The writer visited London this summer and describes its garden policy

A slow but steadily growing interest in organic food is making more Hyderabadis have their own kitchen garden

There are a growing number of techies who practise the art of vegetative propagation

A rather unique floral exhibition celebrates the city’s 375th anniversary

Have a red, white and green Christmas with these pretty poinsettias

Keep your garden fresh and insect-free during winter. Hema Vijay tells you how

As spring begins, it’s time to start sowing vegetables that you can harvest in summer

Indukanth Ragade gives you the know-how for this simple, time-tested way of recycling greywater

Commonly found in South India, the African Tulip has a charm of its own, writes R. Krishnamurthy

Since yam and colocasia grow in the shade, they are great options for an apartment garden

Dwarf trees are a great addition to your terrace garden

How do you give your rooms a feminine touch without being too girly?

Concrete, stone, burnt brick, clay… you have multiple options when designing pathways in a garden.

It is an advance warning mechanism of nature asking whether preparedness is in place to receive rain.

Think luxury. Think Adyar, one of Chennai's friendliest neighbourhoods. Where you can find a burgeoning market for über-posh homes...

Design patterns and angles should flow naturally, and create smooth symmetrical finishes, says Nandhini Sundar

Here are three gardening essentials and Hema Vijay tells you how to use them

Ginger lilies offer everything you would want in a flower — a great presence, fragrance, and they can last real long in a vase.

Chitra Krishnaswamy shares some ridiculously easy-to-follow tips that will inspire even the most inexperienced gardeners to grow vegetables in a small space

The process of nurturing indoor bonsai plants is a rewarding experience, says expert Nikunj Parekh.

They sing for you, they keep down insect pests, and they are fun to watch. By Vrinda Kumble.

Much of horticulturist J.H. Krumbiegel’s early green nurturing in his native Germany helped him replicate his ideas in Mysuru and Bengaluru. H.P. Sumangala, scientist at the Indian Institute of Horticultural Research, shares some unknown facets of his personality from her visit to Germany.

Bengaluru’s arboreal history records that trees were initially planted for spiritual reasons. They have followed the ornamental, archival and commercial trajectory since then