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Globally, the tourism sector has taken a hit because of the pandemic. With international borders mostly shut, people have had to postpone their travel plans. And even with some countries slowly opening its doors to tourists, there is a general fear of contracting the infection. As such, a majority of people are decidedly staying put this year.

Priyanka accessorised her look with a gorgeous Bulgari diamond necklace and gold bracelets in one hand. She left her wavy hair open in a middle parting. Priyanka opted for a soft glam makeup look that included pink blushed cheeks, nude lipstick, and kohled eyes with mascara and a natural toned eyeshadow.

“When you become a commercial filmmaker, you have to be ready for the criticism. You need to develop a thick skin because commercial films are not going to get good reviews. They are ‘critics’. I think, maybe if they appreciate commercial films, they might get cast out of the intellectual circle. They have different sets of films… even if they aren’t commercially successful, they might get good reviews,” he told The Hindu.

The shares of Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) fell over 5 per cent during the late morning deals on Thursday after the government announced a stake sale of up to 5 per cent through an offer-for-sale (OFS) at a floor price of Rs 680 a share.

Jio recently disrupted the laptop market with the launch of an affordable and 4G-capable JioBook 11. A new report from ET suggests that the company is currently working on another budget laptop, and this time, it is said to be a “cloud” laptop.

The Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL), which oversees referees and assistants, said Monday that Hatzidakis had been taken off duty for now.

Shrinkflation or reducing the size or quantity of a product while keeping the price unchanged was a little-known term in India but a surge in raw material costs following the war in Ukraine pushed several FMCG companies to resort to such a practice to ensure there is no impact on the fragile recovery in demand.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Thursday deferred the implementation of its new norms for exchange traded currency derivatives (ETCD) market to May 3 from April 5. This comes after market participants raised concerns over participation in the ETCD market and the run up to the April 5 deadline saw a sharp rise in volatility in the forex market.