tabla
E-Paperquick-news-icon
 | 
News
Mr Sabu Mohamed Ayub, India branch manager for Singaporean firm Dou Yee at his firm's booth at SEMICON India 2026 in New Delhi on Sept 18.

Singapore Firms Show Interest in India’s Semiconductor Sector

Mr Sabu Mohamed Ayub retired in 2024 after nearly four decades in the semiconductor industry.

Bite-sized snippets from across the Indian subcontinent.

India in 2 Minutes for the Week of Sept 25

A medic measures the height of a pregnant woman at a mobile boat clinic in Mukalmua village of Assam's Nalbari district.

Boat Clinics Bring Healthcare to Assam’s Remote Islands

Transgender woman Bhukya Ahalya looking on during an interview with AFP in Hyderabad. The government said it does not criminalise consensual, medically supervised care, but there are no official figures for how many transgender people receive gender-affirming healthcare in India, making the scale of the disruption difficult to assess.

India Law Change Affects Transgender Healthcare

A customer makes a payment through the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) at a shop in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir.

UPI Charges Introduced for Merchants After Decade

Bite-sized snippets from across the Indian subcontinent.

India in 2 Minutes for the Week of Sept 18

A worker painting a fence near the summit venue in New Delhi.

New Delhi BRICS Summit Puts India’s Balancing Act in Focus

Bite-sized snippets from across the Indian subcontinent.

India in 2 Minutes for the Week of Sept 11

India’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar meeting the group of 21 Tamil Nadu pilgrims.

Saree Becomes Lifeline for Pilgrims From Tamil Nadu

Bite-sized snippets from across the Indian subcontinent.

India in 2 Minutes for the Week of Sept 4

The rupee is also likely to draw support ​from strength in ​Asian currencies and ⁠a pullback in the dollar index

Rupee Rally To Get Boost from India’s $127 bln NRI Deposits

The surge in import value was driven by the sharp rise in international gold prices.

Modi Urges Indians to Buy Less Gold as Imports Surge

SIA owns 25.1 per cent of India’s second-largest airline, with the rest owned by Tata.

Forum Letter Urges Scrutiny of SIA’s Investment in Air India Like Any Other

Ms Poonguzhali’s saree was used to help those struggling to climb. One person would climb up and then help pull up another, while those who could not climb were assisted by others.

Saree Saves Tamil Nadu Pilgrims in Nepal Floods

The court said a neutral expert, appointed by the World Bank, would judge by July 2027 whether the construction of hydroelectric plants in the Himalayan region was in line with the treaty.

Tribunal says India Must Uphold Water-sharing Treaty with Pakistan

A bowl of matcha at Chota Tingrai. The tea estate in Assam has produced India's first batch of commercial matcha

Matcha, with a Twist of Assam

A nun from the Missionaries of Charity, the global order of nuns founded by Saint Mother Teresa, offers prayers at the tomb to mark Mother Teresa's 116th birth anniversary.

Mother Teresa Remembered on 116th Birth Anniversary

Bite-sized snippets from across the Indian subcontinent.

India in 2 Minutes for the Week of Aug 28

Sembcorp Green Infra, which builds, owns, and runs wind and solar power plants across India

Temasek-backed Sembcorp’s India Unit Seeks Listing

Trucks loaded with coal drive to the coal yard at the Deendayal Port in Kandla, in the western state of Gujarat, India

Coal India Plans Singapore Trading Hub: Sources

Air India faces challenges as it undergoes a multi-billion-dollar revamp, including the refurbishment of its existing fleet.

Rising Losses Prompt Air India to Seek US$1.5 Billion From Owners Tata, SIA: Sources

promote-epaper-desk
Read this week’s digital edition of Tabla! online
Read our ePaper