Mint Hyderabad - March 01, 2025
Mint Hyderabad - March 01, 2025
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In this issue
March 01, 2025
Too serious to be ridiculous
Naomi Klein's 2023 book is an excellent primer to understand the psychology and politics that fuels conspiracy theorists
5 mins
The highway in the gallery
Photographer Gauri Gill's ongoing exhibition in New Delhi brings the outside world into the white cube
2 mins
What birdwatching can teach us about evolution, ecology and humanity
'The Search for India's Rarest Birds' is a compendium of thrilling first-person narratives by all manner of birders
5 mins
The link between tea and golf
The first flush is just starting and while I wait for these teas, I decided to catch up on some tea history, on tea and golf's shared beginnings here in India.
2 mins
‘Sattu’, a functional food rooted in tradition
You cannot scroll on Instagram without coming across a few high-protein sattu recipes.
4 mins
The Future of Food with Alchemist's Rasmus Munk
The newly crowned world's best chef talks biotech, the need to use waste streams and how to use gastronomy to change the world
4 mins
Checks that Speak Many Languages
The simple, versatile 'gamchha' is inspiring artists and designers to create clothing and décor
3 mins
Adapting fashion for the disabled
Not enough brands care to dress the disabled well but a few designers are creating adaptive clothing that's stylish
6 mins
Shahnaz Husain: The OG beauty influencer
Never have I ever been asked to cut a cake iced with the words \"Welcome Home\" after I've finished an interview.
4 mins
Line as a leitmotif
Reena Saini Kallat: The cartographies of existence
5 mins
Singing to bring about change
A group of Dalit women is questioning the status quo through Ambedkari 'jalsa'
2 mins
Making a mark in the progression of printmaking
Devraj Dakoji's latest exhibition is a testimony to his life-long contribution to the cause of printmaking
4 mins
The Palestine cloud hanging over Berlinale
At times, the Berlinale assumes the form of a tinderbox waiting to explode.
4 mins
Zahid Rafiq's powerful debut, 'The World with its Mouth Open', bears witness to the decades-long damage suffered by Kashmiris across ages
Zahid Rafiq's powerful debut, 'The World with its Mouth Open', bears witness to the decades-long damage suffered by Kashmiris across ages.
4 mins
Art and friendship, tainted by some ugly business
This compulsively readable short novel forces us to take a good long look at our dormant friendships
3 mins
Govt May Lead Highway Work as Private Investors Fight Shy
The Centre, through NHAI, may award 10% or less under BOT-toll route in the next fiscal
2 mins
Power units brace for summer peaks
Stocks of domestically produced coal have touched 50.6 million tonnes (mt) at thermal power plants, showed data from the Central Electricity Authority, as power and coal firms race to meet a projected record in demand this year.
1 min
Maersk Has Terms For Investing $5bn
The investment in Pipavav port is proposed to go into expanding capacity of the port by increasing its draft
1 min
Fiscal deficit hits ₹11.7 tn in April-Jan period of FY25
Govt's fiscal deficit target is 4.8% of GDP for 2024-25, with a further reduction to 4.4% targeted for 2025-26
1 min
CEA Calls Out Pvt Sector's Paradox of Investing Abroad
CEA Nageswaran Pointed Out That Outbound FDI By Indians Had Picked Up Between April And December
2 mins
India Needs 7.8% Growth to Be Nation With High Income
World Bank Calls for Raising Both Private and Public Investment From 33.5% to 40% of GDP by 2035
1 min
Coursera relies on India to boost its enterprise business
Coursera's B2B segment in 2024 contributed approximately 34% of its total revenue, up from 29% in 2021
1 min
Mint Hyderabad Newspaper Description:
Publisher: HT Digital Streams Ltd.
Category: Newspaper
Language: English
Frequency: Daily
The business newspaper “Mint” published by one of the leading media houses of India, Hindustan Times, in association with Wall Street Journal. It aims to connect India to the world and the world to India in terms of business, economy, regulation and policies.
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