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 | The 19th Congress of the Chinese Communist Party is a reminder of how far Xi has dragged China backwards in terms of political and economic liberalisation. |  |  | The brand recall is so high that nothing negative comes to mind, says the CEO of Noida-based Super Plastronics, which claims to be a brand licensee for Kodak TV in India. | |  | The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services receives about 1,00,000 green card applications from high-skilled applicants of Indian origin every year. | |  | Apart from financial help from international agencies, ties are being forged with global academic institutions like Harvard Business School to skill Indian workers. | |  | Online platforms are connecting customers directly with craftsmen for the sale of their products removing the middlemen. | |  | At the heart of his success lies an unshaken belief in never getting ahead of himself, of always living in the moment, of staying in a comfort zone without ever fretting too much. | |  | A survey published this week in Australia found that 59% of those who had returned their ballots backed the move to legalise gay marriage while 38% were against it. | |  | The major Indian films which were part of the lineup were Mukkabaaz, which opened the festival, The Hungry, and Hansal Mehta's Omerta, which was the closing film. | |  | The Gujarat factory that has a capacity of 600 MW produces 900 blades a year; three blades are needed for one wind turbine of 2 MW, producing enough electricity for as many as 35 villages. | |  | "The IL&FS partnership will offer great scope to learn that can be taken to other parts of the world," LinkedIn cofounder Allen Blue said. | |  | Sanjeev Kapoor's business ventures range from premium cookware and appliances brand Wonderchef to TV channel FoodFood to a chain of restaurants across India and abroad. | |  | Film Heritage Foundation's collection, apart from old films, also includes KL Saigal's tabla and harmonium and archivist PK Nair's spectacles and personal objects. | |  | A look at many of India's most loved, popular, festive foods immediately brings up the idea of the composite cultures that invented these. | |  | In 1930, 12 million people were out of work, every day 12,000 people lost their jobs, 20,000 companies went bankrupt and around 23,000 people committed suicide. | |  | Communal tandoors gained popularity, especially among young women — for them it was an escape from moms-in-law and chores at home. | |  | The app enables learning the basics of computer programming using puzzles, creative projects, minigames and the like. | | |
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