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Aliyah Shahid 12:41 AM | June 12,2008
Booming industry throws open exciting avenues for IHM grads
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Aliyah Shahid 12:05 AM | June 02,2008
A spurt in media outlets has sparked a feeding frenzy that has created a shortage of well-trained, entry-level journalists
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Mehak Kasbekar and Aliyah Shahid 11:15 PM | May 08,2008
From street food to fast food joints to fine dining restaurants, rising food costs are affecting everybody
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Aliyah Shahid / Mint TV 03:28 PM | April 21,2008
A new form of advertising is being used in Delhi’s dark subway tunnels to deliver moving pictures to millions of consumers
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Aliyah Shahid 06:00 AM | April 18,2008
The trend is catching up in India as more and more people find it a cheaper option toexpress their ideas
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Aliyah Shahid 03:35 PM | April 01,2008
For those without access to print and television media, the numbers turning to radio for news and entertainment is growing
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Aliyah Shahid 12:19 PM | March 31,2008
A report released at FICCI Frames reveals the huge job and revenue losses to the Indian economy as a result of piracy
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Aliyah Shahid / Mint TV 06:24 PM | March 29,2008
Regional language media in India is mushrooming. Mint looks at the dynamics, current growth and future potential of language media news in India.
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Aliyah Shahid 03:45 PM | March 27,2008
Marekting Manager, Microsoft XBOX, Ashim Mathur talks about the status of the gaming industry in India as well as challenges in its distribution
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Aliyah Shahid 12:53 PM | March 27,2008
Good news for gamers in India. The gaming industry in India sees a promising growth in the next five years
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Aliyah Shahid 01:41 AM | March 12,2008
Tours to slums, which are getting popular, are being seen as a way to support the needy; but critics say it’s unethical
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Aliyah Shahid 11:58 PM | March 09,2008
A leading organizer of exhibitions, the company is looking to markets such as India for fast growth and has prepared an ‘ambitious’ expansion plan
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Aliyah Shahid 04:22 AM | March 04,2008
Cheese consumption increasing in India and so are the options
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Aliyah Shahid 11:49 PM | February 25,2008
Presidential hopeful and Illinois senator Barack Obama pulled in 71.1% of the votes in India, followed by New York senator Hillary Clinton, who got 27.7%
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Aliyah Shahid 12:45 AM | February 25,2008
Eager to tap the Rs1,300 crore magazine opportunity in the country, international publications are finding the niche segment most conducive
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