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GN Saibaba, a Delhi University professor, was imprisoned for nearly a decade under suspicion of having ties to banned Maoist organizations. Although i
Noel Naval Tata becomes the chairman of Tata Trusts after Ratan Tata's passing. He aims to mend family disputes and reinforce group governance. Noel w
Bunny and the author were in Venice and struggled with crossing a bridge with heavy luggage. Due to a leg injury, Bunny couldn't help. They contacted
During India's festival season, consumer spending peaks, driving robust economic activity. Success hinges not just on alluring deals but on brand trus
Being a truly successful industrialist is about having people – or artificial people – being industrious to bring you the dosh.
Durga Pujo is notable not just for its festive activities but also for its pujabarshiki or annual literary publications. These special editions blend
Ultra-rich individuals often employ personal assistants to cater to their unique needs and desires. These assistants handle tasks ranging from managin
Wealthy and powerful individuals often conceal their authentic selves to fit societal expectations, resulting in deep personal unhappiness. The articl
Western museums and collections house sacred objects from various cultures, often acquired during colonial times. The article highlights the ethical c
India's rich biodiversity is in peril, with the elephant population dropping by nearly 20% due to habitat loss, poaching, and human-induced factors. E
This year's Nobel Prizes highlight AI's significant role in basic research, illustrating how computing blurs scientific boundaries. Winners used AI to
Non-economic barriers have restricted the migration of skilled Indian workers to high-wage countries. Maharashtra's ongoing initiatives aim to address
Rabindranath Tagore's work, Nationalism, underscores the exploitative nature of European imperialism and industrialism, highlighting their detrimental
India marks 10 years of the Swachh Bharat Mission, aiming to provide toilets in every home and reduce open defecation. The initiative led to a decreas
As the festive season's first grand act concludes, there's pressure to maintain constant cheerfulness, known as toxic positivity. Clinical psychologis
Dussehra celebrates the victory of good over evil with the slaying of Ravan and Mahishasur. These events symbolize virtue overcoming vice, but true vi
Santa and Banta visit a graveyard and compare ages on gravestones. Murugan, during a job interview, quickly but incorrectly answers a mental arithmeti
Navaratri and Durga Puja embody both fasting and feasting practices, which serve distinct but equally significant purposes. Fasting promotes calmness
The rishis depicted the Supreme as Brahmn, Consciousness, Bliss, and All-Pervading. When challenging to grasp, they presented the Supreme as a mother.
Ratan Tata, remembered fondly by his protege Shantanu Naidu as a 'Millennial Dumbledore', combined corporate mentorship with a love for simple pleasur
