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Five of the best books about social media - Vimarsana News

Five of the best books about social media

From online courtroom to information manipulation, social media has radically changed communication. Here are five books to help navigate it

midcaps: Is the Indian market always at a premium like a sea facing flat at Nariman Point? Hiren Ved answers - Vimarsana News

midcaps: Is the Indian market always at a premium like a sea facing flat at Nariman Point? Hiren Ved answers

Hiren Ved says: In relative terms, India is better placed. Our macros have never been that good. And India Inc's balance sheets are de-levered. Earnings capacity has come back. So why should we trade at a discount? I mean, there is no reason to do that. From a three to five year perspective, I think we are fair, we are not at a premium.”

Left in cold, Khargone riot victims' rage over 'missing' BJP, Congress leaders flares amid MP polls | Political Pulse News - Vimarsana News

Left in cold, Khargone riot victims' rage over 'missing' BJP, Congress leaders flares amid MP polls | Political Pulse News

Once dubbed as MP's 'island of peace', Khargone is now better known in the context of CM Chouhan’s image makeover from 'Mama ji' to 'Bulldozer Mama'

Warm words have failed - it's time for action to tackle racial injustice - Vimarsana News

Warm words have failed - it's time for action to tackle racial injustice

As we head towards a general election, politicians need to act on racial justice, writes Alba Kapoor of the Runnymede Trust

Making sense of the decline in school attendance | Teaching - Vimarsana News

Making sense of the decline in school attendance | Teaching

<strong>Letters:</strong> An inappropriate curriculum has a part to play, says <strong>Michael Pyke</strong>. Plus,<strong> Peter Downes </strong>suggests the emphasis on Stem subjects is counterproductive