Economic Times
The modern horror story is autocorrect, which often mocks non-Anglophonic names. The 'I am not a typo' campaign in Britain demands technology to be mo
Gaming is a significant industry in India, with around 57 million active gamers, the second-largest globally after China. Children, youngsters, and wo
The second global summit on AI regulation in Seoul showed progress in overseeing AI development. Tech companies reiterated their commitment to basic s
Investors are anxious about the potential impact of the ongoing general elections on economic policies. The possibility of the INDIA alliance, led by
India ordered 2.5 plates of biryani every second in 2023, with one veg biryani for every 5.5 chicken biryanis ordered. This trend extends to iftar, wi
The US experienced devastating storms and tornadoes, killing at least 23 people. In India, Cyclone Remal caused less than 20 deaths in populated and v
Television broadcasters anticipate a rebound in advertising revenues following adverse developments last year, including free cricket streaming, sport
The piece questions whether a state agency like the National Institute of Nutrition should dictate the content of traditional foods, arguing that stan
The estate agent had made much of this feature, pointing out the array of plants that created a microclimate there; natural and green and eco-whatever
Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, a scholar at Academia La La Land, criticized a student who mistakenly pronouncing sociologist W E B Du Bois' name wrong du
The 2024 general elections saw 'roll falls', with allegations of voter names being deleted, incorrectly listed, appearing in unassigned booths, and de
In the Bhagwad Gita, Krishn proclaims, 'Mamavartma eva anuvartante partha sarvashaha' -- everyone is seeking me. When Krishn speaks of 'me', he is not
India's hospitality industry is expanding its tourism portfolio, despite limited availability in urban areas. The country's geographical diversity has
Most people consume high culture in easily-chewable formats like T20 cricket, 'dhikchak' music, and blockbusters. Appreciating nuances of Test cricket
We are always engrossed in activities, but the essential nature of the mind is to be detached. The temperament of this mind is such that no matter how
Israel's decision to ignore the ICJ ruling is unfortunate. Tel Aviv must stop acting like a law unto itself. There is no doubt that Hamas violated int
Hybrids run on electricity generated by burning fossil fuels. This situation will not change as we move up the hybrid technology tree. EVs, too, run o
It should be, and is, possible to graciously accept genuine love and respect from the West - and the consequent financial benefits - without being ser
India’s oldest high court is a microcosm of Kolkata’s current state of affairs
It turns out that the last outpost of consistent law enforcement in India is very strict about all passengers sitting down during take-off, landing an
