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 | There's news that the government has postponed the sale of Air India. It has taken everyone by surprise. It could not have been more ill-timed. |  |  | The Election Commission will soon launch an app that will facilitate citizen policing of polls. It will let citizens report violation of model code of conduct. | |  | A number of senior bankers, armed with intimate understanding of strengths and weaknesses of traditional banking, are breaking new ground in fintech. | |  | Karnataka reformists — from seer Veerabhadra Channamalla Swami to rationalists KS Bhagavan and Narendra Nayak — say they won't be deterred by threats. | |  | The move to delegate powers was part of government's efforts to undertake structural reforms in the railways. The plan was initiated in January 2017 under Suresh Prabhu. | |  | These Indian startups have taken their time sorting out business models and convincing wary investors to back their ideas. Now, there are favourable winds. | |  | The position of an auditor is no longer an exalted one. Unlike the past, the process has now moved to the procurement department of the company. | |  | The trek to one of the highest peaks in the Stok range of the Himalayas begins from a small hamlet near Leh called Stok. The trek gives you marvellous views of the Zanskar and Indus river valleys. | |  | Rents in urban areas tend to be high, entrepreneurs are saddled with high capital expenditure and yet, membership renewal rates are often as low as 10%. | |  | The work of several organisations has helped the Indian American LGBTQ + community find acceptance among the diaspora | |  | Filmmakers have often used a city or a town as a canvas to narrate their story and have, in the process, created works that are a snapshot of life there. | |  | The dominance of men in comedy shows means an endless barrage of tired, sexist jokes that punch down, not up. Bring in the female comics | |  | Important as the obvious indulgences are, the real joys of living in a space like this are softer, under-the radar, luxuries such as rare photos of the Tata family from the late 19th century in the intimate study. | |  | The monastery was reduced to a heap of rubble in World War II. Miraculously, the wall with The Last Supper on it remained intact. | |  | The magic of Cinque Terre, a community of five villages perched on a cliff on the Italian coast. | |  | It's a lightweight design that you'll forget about if you hang it around your neck. | | |
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