Handpicked collection of the week’s most thought-provoking stories.
Dear Balbir Singh Sooch,
Finding love in today’s age is as difficult as it was in the pre-Internet era. Blame it on the busier work schedule that has left the younger generation with no time for matchmaking. Worse, the pandemic has left many an ‘owner of a lonely heart’. Can dating apps fill in this void? The first story of our weekend bouquet offers a deep insight into how dating apps are keeping the spark alive among youngsters.
And there’s more. Here’s a handpicked collection of the week’s most thought-provoking stories.
Dating apps keep the spark alive amid pandemic
Love in the time of corona: Dating apps keep the spark alive, but lonely hearts want more
Probe exposes safety lapses at SpiceJet
Pilots on ‘mission-mode’ to slack supervision: probe agency exposes grave safety lapses at SpiceJet
Laurus hits gold by moving up the value chain
Laurus Labs strikes gold by moving up the value chain. But there’s a steeper climb ahead.
Taiwan’s tech giants look beyond China
Taiwan’s tech giants eye India as a manufacturing base with US partner Apple. Why it may anger China.
Why D2C can never match India’s general trade
A stopgap amid the pandemic: why D2C sales can never match the scale of India’s general trade
We hope you enjoy this selection. Tomorrow we will bring you another weekend digest.
Regards,
ET Prime Team