Economic Times
Britain introduced a bill allowing terminally ill adults with six months or less to live to seek medical assistance to end their lives. This will requ
At the 9th governing council meeting of NITI Aayog, Prime Minister emphasised states' need to match New Delhi's commitment to significant spending on
Even with the country’s budgetary capabilities and requirements announced, one conundrum remains: what does one of moderate means give a billionaire
The article reminisces about milk deliveries in glass bottles and the transition to Tetra Pak cartons. The author recounts discovering a new milk cont
Away from the world and humanity hangs an object of devastating calm at one of Delhi’s premier modern art museums
The notion that "women aren't funny" is debunked by iconic female comedians such as Midge Maisel and Deborah Vance in popular US TV shows, challenging
A tech tycoon advised a Mexican fisherman to expand his fishing business into a major enterprise. The tycoon suggested scaling up operations and event
Over the last couple of years, GoI has emphasised the importance of both digital and physical infra with oversized but necessary allocations to this s
Athletes from around the globe attended the Paris Olympics in July-August, inspired by the city's allure and tested by competition. They forged bonds
Scientists from the University of Wisconsin-Madison found that the Moon is drifting away from Earth at a rate of 3.82 cm per year. This gradual separa
The Madhya Pradesh Forest Department refused to disclose information about Project Cheetah under the RTI Act, citing national security. Concerns arise
The Paris Olympics achieved gender equality among athletes but lacks women coaches. More women's events were scheduled in prime TV slots. Increased vi
The new government's first budget had broad calibration aimed at land, labour, financial sector reforms and compliance. There was also a concerted eff
Mayhem follows, Paris turning into a battleground. On finding out that Lilith has entered pre-Olympic Paris, scientists request the Parisian authoriti
In its 77-year history, India's economy has consistently relied heavily on agriculture, contributing significantly to economic growth and consumption.
The intended objective of removing tax arbitrage to make household savings more fluid across asset classes may not be served if the housing market wer
The 2024 budget focuses on key stakeholders including the poor, women, youth, and farmers, aiming to address their needs through various initiatives.
Drugs made locally, be it under patent or generic, must be of high and uniform quality. Variations in quality has dogged the domestic pharma sector. U
India's recent infrastructure projects, such as Bengaluru's Terminal 2, showcased world-class standards but faced quality issues with structural failu
Olympic sprints, such as the 100m and 200m races, showcased human capabilities with outstanding speed and power. Watching athletes demonstrated incred
