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Born Tyag Mal, Guru Teg Bahadur, the ninth Sikh guru, was renowned for his courage and spiritual teachings. He advocated for an ethical life, echoing
The recent Maharashtra assembly elections saw a significant victory for the BJP-led alliance, leaving the state without a leader of opposition. The BJ
T. Rex's 'Bang a Gong (Get It On)' is an electrifying glam rock anthem that celebrates pure, unadulterated joy. From its infectious riff and driving r
Jaguar released a peculiar ad campaign for its relaunch as an all-electric, ultra-luxury brand. The ad features models in Miami Fashion Week couture,
Maharashtra assembly elections witnessed an impressive voter turnout of 66.05%, the highest in three decades, with rural areas outpacing urban centers
India's Supreme Court recently ruled against unilaterally appointed arbitrators, impacting loan recovery and dispute resolution. The article highligh
The BJP's success in Maharashtra and Jharkhand elections highlights that effective governance and targeted welfare schemes resonate with voters more t
Anticipation surrounds potential easing of cryptocurrency regulations by the US, a leading force in combating crypto-related financial crimes. Global
From movie premieres to airport departures, Indians are experiencing a relentless barrage of OTP requests. This humorous commentary highlights the per
The Yamuna river holds deep religious significance in India. Ancient texts and paintings depict her as a goddess and celebrate her association with Kr
Microsoft Excel's first version was launched in 1985 for - irony alert! - Apple's Mac. There are probably 400 mn paid users of MS Excel today around t
Normalise its air as much as you want, it’s time to quit the city’s masculine toxicity
A new book honoring Delhi historian Professor Narayani Gupta was launched at the India International Centre, celebrating her work as a chronicler of t
While the Japanese concept of Ikigai provides a framework for finding purpose by aligning passions with the world's needs, the article delves into its
The human mind remains a mystery. The brain stores memories and generates thoughts. However, the mind's location is unknown. Each person's mind is
A man, caught in his own lie about an affair, finds his alibi of working late debunked by his wife's keen observation of his grass-stained shoes. Mean
India's energy landscape is being reshaped by a surge in deeptech startups, fueled by government initiatives and robust investor confidence. These st
Delhi's annual winter smog crisis, while severe, is not insurmountable. Drawing inspiration from Beijing and London's successful anti-pollution effort
An Indian corporation faces accusations of bribery in a US court for the first time, prompting mixed reactions in India. While some express concern ov
The Adani controversy highlights the need for Indian companies with global aspirations to navigate varying international regulations and adopt best-in
