The Manipur government shut down the internet for 212 days last year, putting the state’s startup boom on pause.

Three years after the launch of the union government’s e-Shram portal that aimed to create a national database of India’s informal migrant workers, registrations have plateaued as benefits do not reach many workers.

Caught in Bangladesh’s turmoil, Indian students are worried about their safety and academic future. Is the search for new paths abroad their only option?

"On the one hand, the central government is harassing us. On the other, the state government is very corrupt," declared J. Jayalalithaa in her unmistakable voice.

Indian tech workers who were laid off in the U.S. and returned home say they have taken massive pay cuts and are earning less than their peers in India.

Moneycontrol spoke to multiple techies, especially those in program manager roles, to get a sense of the difficulties they have been facing since being laid off in mass culls.

Rents are up, startups are setting up all over the state, but locals can’t get jobs easily.

Until May 4, Maya Sinha (name changed) would start her work as early as 5.30 am for an Australian education company from her home in the far east state of Manipur. After wrapping up by 3 pm, she would leave for her second job which would start around 4 pm.

What's your money worth? A series from the front line of the cost-of-living crisis, where people who have been hit hard share their monthly expenses.

Teer, a century-old game in India, is now attracting gamblers from Bangladesh and Bhutan.

India’s cloud kitchen story is on shaky ground. Once forecast to be a $2 billion industry by 2024, a combination of high platform commissions and shifting consumer preferences has plunged the cloud kitchen space into an existential crisis.