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Leia Mint Delhi online no PressReader. Mint Delhi, publicado em Inglês, é um jornal de Índia. Mantenha-se atualizado com a edição atual ou consulte as edições anteriores de Mint Delhi no arquivo.

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ArticleWhy SC is push­ing for front-of-pack junk food labels

On 13 August, the Supreme Court slammed India’s food reg­u­lator for delay­ing front-of-pack labels on junk food and asked the Centre to take a final call in a fort­night. explains why the order mat­ters for tack­ling child­hood obesity and rising...

Why SC is push­ing for front-of-pack junk food labels

ArticleAnimal farm 2.0

The prom­ise of arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence (AI) isn’t short of pro­mo­tion. What needs an amp-up, argu­ably, is how pro­foundly AI might change power equa­tions. In an inter­view last week with The Eco­nom­ist’s editor-in-chief Zanny Min­ton Bed­does,...

Animal farm 2.0

ArticleWhat can con­sumers expect from the order? 5 What other steps can India take?

The apex court has urged the Centre to make a decision at the earli­est, within two weeks (by 27 August). Express­ing its ser­i­ous­ness, the court said in its order that “if the Union (gov­ern­ment) does it on its own, well and good, oth­er­wise we...

What can con­sumers expect from the order? 5 What other steps can India take?

ArticleAre people spend­ing more on junk food?

House­holds tend to con­sume more pack­aged foods and cer­eals because they are cheap and read­ily avail­able, unlike expens­ive, nutri­tion-packed sources such as nuts, meats, fruits and greens. For low-income house­holds, a packet of snacks or...

Are people spend­ing more on junk food?

ArticleQUOTE OF THE DAY

India is cap­able of becom­ing a global ship­build­ing hub. There is a vacuum occur­ring in the global ship­build­ing industry, and India can cap­ture this oppor­tun­ity.

QUOTE OF THE DAY

ArticleGAMING’S BIG GROWTH BET FACES TOUGH TEST

Earlier this month, gam­ing giant Elec­tronic Arts closed its $55 bil­lion deal to go private, led by Saudi Ara­bia’s Pub­lic Invest­ment Fund. Last month, Microsoft said it was cut­ting 3,200 jobs at Xbox and divest­ing stu­dios. Ubisoft, earlier this...

GAMING’S BIG GROWTH BET FACES TOUGH TEST

ArticleINDIA’S GAME

INDIA’S GAMING industry is dif­fer­ent. Unlike in the West where mar­kets are dom­in­ated by con­soles and big­budget game devel­op­ment, India is largely mobile-first and built around free-to-play busi­ness mod­els. Accord­ing to Niko Part­ners,...

INDIA’S GAME