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The introduction of the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Billis highly appreciated, emphasizing the necessity for states lacking cheat
Satya Nadella sees India as a crucial market for disseminating AI, a perspective echoed by Microsoft's competitors in developing the technology, along
What business is it of sarkar's to play kabab mein haddi when an adult couple wishes to cohabit without bureaucratic tosh? Do PLUs meddle in governmen
Once children become adults, their perception of animals undergoes a sea change. Sometimes we're cruel to animals; at other times, indifferent. Compas
There is a need to provide in-house doctor's services not only on luxury cruises but also for business travelers staying at hotels. This would ensure
RBI's regulatory intervention on customer identification by payments banks is seen as harsh for startups. Digital wallet providers argue that their bu
India's urban landscape transforms in winter rain, a mix of chaos and charm. Dodging sudden downpours becomes a triumph, streets painted in shades of
It seems to me the confusion and the misery begin when that face, that river, that cloud, that mountain becomes a memory, and this memory then demands
The great love for personal lifestyle data has reached a new level. On social media, fashionistas are championing the idea of digital tracking of what
A court nullifying Elon Musk's $56 billion compensation reignites governance concerns over top management's omnipotence, as boards and shareholders se
Hot kachori is a delightful contrast between crispy outer layers and soft, savory fillings like daal, peas, or hing-infused air. Its crunchiness and m
It may not be a stretch to believe that thousand years is the new hundred, considering millennials seem to have taken over the world.
The Supreme Court's denial of a 44-year-old single woman's right to surrogacy highlights a backward view of family and parenthood. Rejecting her petit
The Bhagwad Gita also highlights mauna as a spiritual austerity, emphasising both verbal and mental silence. Observing our thoughts without attachment
Last week, US technology stocks, led by Meta Platforms and Amazon, soared with impressive quarterly results and dividend announcements. Big Tech's res
A preliminary inquiry in Delhi's mohalla clinics reveals at least 65,000 medical tests were 'fake or manipulated,' raising questions about the integri
India is strategically increasing energy consumption from fossil fuels while emphasizing renewables, aligning with its sustained economic growth. The
Pursuing one's family roots can take various forms, from delving into genealogical records and archives to talking to elder relatives who hold the key
Parisians have voted to impose special parking fees on SUVs, the go-to motor vehicle for the wealthy, in an effort to cut down air pollution and mitig
What does our mind do? It vacillates between the past and the future. Every moment, it is either angry about the past or anxious about the future. The
