Economic Times
Elections now take place amidst far more other attractions than before - much of it happening online on a mobile phone screen. The stretched out 7-pha
Beliefs born from fear divide people, cloud inquiry into truth, and hinder freedom. Society condemns both believers and atheists, blurring the quest f
US involvement in foreign affairs questions India's Russian oil connection. Anna Morris implies the refined oil loses its identity. She compares it to
Supermarket aisles offer a sensory maze of delights, from fresh produce to specialty cheeses. Exploring them involves item selection, price comparison
Supreme Court discusses taxing industrial alcohol as whisky, highlighting India's taboo on official events with wine or champagne. Influence of Porban
When the prana is low, you feel unfulfilled. And when the prana is full, you are so fulfilled. So, when you have doubts, do more sadhana, practice. Th
Approaching elections bring water to the forefront as a critical, politicised issue. Winter rainfall shortage, groundwater depletion, and El Nino's im
Vistara pilots' concerns over Air India merger impact operations. Tatas aim for brand revival and profitability through fleet acquisition and staff mo
Rhododendrons are a sight to behold, especially in the Himalayan region. Walking through a forest path adorned with these red beauties is a sensory de
'Jailhouse Jesus' phenomenon shows how faith can transform inmates like Malcolm X and Sri Aurobindo, aiding in reform, self-acceptance, and societal r
So, while Indians were en masse celebrating midnight mass, in the country that finally left India to itself, the summer time would have been 6.3
Workplace power naps boost productivity, creativity, and mood while combating stress, benefiting both individuals and workplace dynamics. Embracing th
The Supreme Court's decision to grant bail to AAP MP Sanjay Singh has reignited the discussion on India's bail system. The court has emphasized that b
The recent earthquake off Taiwan's east coast highlights the risks of concentrating chip-making capacity in one territory. While initial reports sugge
Charles III of not-so-great-anymore Britain, for instance, has mastered virtue signalling over decades as an 'environmentalist' and plant and animal l
Ensuring that plans for 2025-35 leave no one behind will require getting the best and widest possible inputs. As ministries factor these in to draw up
This piece celebrates the act of writing a cheque, portraying it as more than just a financial transaction. It describes the pleasure and power felt b
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