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Arvind Kejriwal's announcement to step down as Delhi's Chief Minister is seen as a strategic move. While some voters may view it as a genuine act of i
India is aiming to boost its shipbuilding capacity to match its growing manufacturing trade. The government seeks investment from South Korean and Jap
The situation in Manipur is worsening as protests escalate, demanding the removal of key security officials and control of the unified command by the
Onam celebrates the annual return of King Mahabali, a noble asur who once ruled the three worlds. Despite his demon lineage, his virtues earned him re
The Human League's 'Don't You Want Me' from their 1981 album Dare is a synth-pop classic. The song features a unique blend of catchy melodies and inno
The Government of India has approved Mission Mausam, aiming to improve weather forecasting systems and explore artificial weather modification within
The Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted the need for global cooperation to address future pandemics. A study by AirAffinity reveals that diseases like m
Andhra Pradesh recently experienced heavy rainfall causing flash floods, highlighting the need for climate-resilient solutions. The state is focusing
The media and entertainment sector is evolving with TV and digital platforms driving cross-platform growth. The Broadcasting Services Bill aims to mod
Six new Vande Bharat train routes were inaugurated, bringing the fleet to 60. High-speed trains offer a climate-smart travel solution for India, integ
India aims to double its GDP to $7 trillion by 2030, driven by economic reforms, digital transformation, and increased manufacturing. Key areas includ
People forget that for 19 years since 2005, when he became CM for the first time, Nitish Kumar has merely stood his ground. It’s BJP, RJD, Congress,
Donald Trump may have cooked up a terrible canard about migrants who give him a migraine redefining cat and dog food, but…
An anthropologist reflects on the environmental impact of their extensive travels across India, Southeast Asia, and French Polynesia. They grapple wit
Many FMCG and consumer discretionary companies have faced sluggish consumption for seven quarters. While rural markets are stressed, discretionary spe
The Ig Nobel awards, announced at MIT, celebrate unusual scientific achievements that make people laugh and think. This year's winners include researc
The Government of India's decision to base the end-of-life criteria for vehicles on fitness and pollution levels rather than age aims to promote bette
Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson go camping and wake up to find their tent stolen. In another story, a worker at an Old Monk rum distillery informs a co-
Religious tourism in India is growing with better connectivity. The country can boost international tourism by enhancing air linkages and hospitality,
Global regulators are actively penalizing institutions for anti-money-laundering (AML) compliance failures. While banks have traditionally been target
