Economic Times
There is an emerging need for energy-importing economies like India and China to try to delink international trade from the dollar. But it is not an e
Society's cunning devices exploit individuals without arousing suspicion, impacting integrity. Jealousy shapes destiny, hindering potential. Loved one
Once Persian mystic Khaqani was eating dates during the daytime in the holy month of Ramzan. Seeing this, a holier-than-thou said, 'What are you doing
Wuhan is back in the news, but this time it's not about a virus. The city's new fashion trend is going viral, with young professionals ditching suits
Pleasures of swimming in summer extend far beyond mere physical relief. Immersed, you experience a profound sense of weightlessness, a temporary escap
California's proposed law on the right to disconnect after work reflects universally accepted rights regarding working hours, rest, and privacy. Howev
Food waste is a growing issue globally, with an estimated 1.05 billion tonnes wasted in 2022, compared to 931 million tonnes in 2019. Despite this, 78
From the succulent sweetness of mangoes to the tangy freshness of lychees, and the juicy allure of watermelons, each bite is a burst of tropical flavo
April 1 was for jesters and pranksters. Silly days include fake news, interpretive dance, and potassium trend. Nature pranks with lingering summer. El
The challenge of making growth more employment-inclusive in India goes beyond focusing solely on labour-intensive manufacturing. Accelerated infrastru
FTX founder's fraud sentencing underlines US crypto regulation push. Bitcoin market cap rises with ETFs. Bankman-Fried's conviction impacts crypto mar
We are busy butchering the experience with our concepts of good and bad. Likes and dislikes are not the problem though. However, do they control your
Conlangs need not have geographical or zoological boundaries. Undeterred by the minor consideration that he'd never visited the African continent, Edg
Despite being named the happiest country, Finland grapples with economic challenges, labour strikes, mental health issues, loneliness, and a declining
Notwithstanding hosting global events like the much-toasted G20, and the 3-day Burrp Festival that started this Friday - the city's 'biggest beer fest
Debate sparked by a sardonic comment on a middling review of Chidambaram's film, Manjummel Boys, highlighting the complexities of film criticism, audi
K Padmarajan challenges norms by celebrating defeat, disrupting the essence of competition. Embracing loss since 1988, he defies stereotypes and the c
Climate discussions often overlook kitchens' role in pollution. GoI aids PNG adoption but must promote electric cooking for cleaner, safer kitchens. I
Why other people’s problems spark speculation and not compassion needs to be addressed
Disconnecting from news TV hardly means becoming ignorant of the world - one soaks in more from newspapers, where events and happenings are presented
