Economic Times
Words have lost their meaning faster than a New Year's resolution. Consider the word 'literally'. It used to mean, well, literally. Now, it's a verbal
India's startup ecosystem is thriving due to supportive policies and substantial foreign investments. However, there is a growing need to increase the
A woman rescues a frog who offers her three wishes with a condition: whatever she wishes for, her husband will receive ten times better. She first wis
India has made strides in tackling undernourishment through food subsidy programs and school meals. However, challenges like anaemia and rising obesit
Ecommerce is driving significant job creation in India, employing 54% more people compared to offline businesses. Initiatives like Amazon’s 'I Have
In an age of quick information uptake through social media and television, traditional long-form reading is seen as a privilege and luxury for a selec
While achieving financial inclusion for women remains a challenge, fintech holds the potential to drive significant progress by delivering tailored an
The concept of happiness is based on a deep sense of satisfaction. It emphasizes the importance of a calm mind, noting that compassion and affection a
The fragrances of sandalwood, jasmine, or patchouli create a peaceful atmosphere while the curling smoke serves as a reminder of life's fleeting beaut
India has seen a continuous gap between deposit and credit growth for three years. As of July, deposit growth stood at 10.5%, while credit growth was
China aims for 5% real GDP growth despite a struggling property sector by reallocating investment into manufacturing and infrastructure. However, this
Narendra Modi's recent visit to Ukraine, via Austria and Poland, followed by discussions with Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin, underscores India's evolvi
The Government of India's plan to establish smart cities along industrial corridors aims to boost manufacturing exports and reduce logistics costs. By
In Buenos Aires, Don Julio, a steakhouse opened by Pablo Rivero in 1999, has grown from a local favourite into an internationally recognized establish
The archetypal 'cat lady' is the stuff of urban legends, whispered about in hushed tones at knitting circles and organic kale smoothie meetups. Instea
From flooded underpasses and badly constructed roads to falling bridges, dubious construction quality has become less uncommon than comfort. What is m
India needs to embark on a massive training programme to develop the brainpower needed for an AI revolution. The US will need an additional 1 mn worke
States have little to differentiate themselves for a foreign investor seeking to make India a global production base. There is no tax arbitrage availa
A striking art piece by Adrian Piper at the Met Museum, New York, features a mirror in a mahogany frame with the phrase 'Everything will be taken away
Indian tech companies are focusing on reducing operational costs, securing investor exits, and listing on local stock exchanges. Previously favoring U
