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A new study measures how corporate borrowing exuberance leads to inefficient lending by banks in India

Success in competitions such as the Olympics will only come if India invests in the development of top-level homegrown coaches, says study

People are willing to put this much value on the cure to avoid a permanent loss of their wealth on account of the pandemic, shows a study

Exposure to AI has indeed hit certain jobs, but it has also led to new jobs that need skills related to operating AI itself, finds a study

Smaller cities have a small pool of talent to hire from, so startup founders need to make use of their networks to recruit good candidates, finds a study

One out of every five pregnant women who didn’t medically need a C-section still went ahead and got one, finds a study

The design of subsidies for drip irrigation in Maharashtra makes farmers use cheap, low-quality systems instead of the high-quality ones subsidized by government, says study

Karnataka's example shows that strictly enforcing existing laws could be a better answer, says study

The urban phenomenon is responsible for an excess electricity cost of ₹1,400 crore every year to the national capital, finds study

When fashion brands engage customers on social media, they become more intent on buying the brand’s products, finds a study