Economic Times
Benjamin Netanyahu's escalated military actions in West Asia have altered political dynamics in the region. Iran has responded, while other states mai
Amidst IPO mania, businesses seem to prioritize potential over actual profits, offering vague hopes of future earnings. Investors are more interested
Larry Ellison's vision for an AI-enabled surveillance state highlights potential privacy concerns. Constant monitoring and AI crime alerts are expecte
The Supreme Court's decision on income tax reassessments will reduce legal disputes and enhance revenue compliance, facilitating smoother tax administ
Many Indians are choosing international travel more frequently due to increased affluence and easier access. Popular destinations now include the UAE,
Having a dog offers simple joy as they need little to be happy. In the past, human roles were equally straightforward, providing a form of domestic ha
When you do something that interests you, you do it well and that makes you feel good. When you think positive and keep negative thoughts at bay, you
Farhan Akhtar's 'Sinbad the Sailor' from Rock On!! (2008) showcases masterful composition by Shankar Mahadevan, Ehsaan Noorani, and Loy Mendonsa. Jave
Feinberg reckons Amazon's anti-worker policies and massive carbon emissions might come from some deep-rooted insecurity. One magic mushroom later, and
Democratisation of AI is not free of internal conflict. This arises from how stakeholders approach democratisation of use, development, profits and go
The Supreme Court emphasised that neither accusation nor conviction justify 'bulldozing', adding that guidelines must apply across the country - and t
Indore's successful waste management transformation offers a blueprint for cleaning India's 50 most polluted cities by 2030. Key actions include shift
Delhi High Court has decided that India can tax the local operations of multinational companies like Hyatt International, even if the parent company i
Shaktikanta Das reiterates the difficulty in achieving the target of 4% inflation and emphasizes that the RBI will focus on domestic factors, not mirr
Only Donald Trump seems to have problems enunciating Kamala Harris’ name—but the rest of the English-speaking world also pronounces Indian names â
In Daryaganj, Old Delhi, bookstores sell a wide range of Indian and international books by weight at low prices, offering everything from paperbacks t
A recently discovered piece by Mozart, titled "Ganz Kleine Nachtmusik" (or "Very Little Night Music"), has emerged, showcasing his early genius as a c
Travel destinations gaining popularity have led to crowded landmarks like China's Great Wall and Paris's Shakespeare & Company. Conversely, places lik
The tech industry faces shortened product life cycles due to hardware needing to match software demands, causing frequent obsolescence. This results i
The existing law on rape in India lacks inclusivity, as it doesn't account for male or transgender victims and exempts marital rape. The Bharatiya Nya
