Economic Times
Reading a book in bed offers an ideal sanctuary to unwind, blending the daytime's chaos with nighttime tranquility. The activity provides a space free
AI has the potential to revolutionise the 21st century like the steam engine did for the 19th century. However, the technology poses risks due to its
Thomas Tuchel, a top football manager, is set to become the head coach of the England men's national team from Jan 1, 2025. This decision, despite con
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has created tension with India by accusing its government of involvement in the assassination of Khalistan Tige
India must tackle unemployment through collaborative efforts involving the private sector, government, NGOs, and citizens by focusing on employment-in
Donald Trump has disrupted traditional American political ideologies, leading to confusion among voters about the core values of both the Republican a
Success originates from the mindset—believing in oneself and thinking beyond limited, self-centered goals. Dismissing the myth of overnight success,
Melinda French Gates questions the philanthropic efforts of Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, and others, suggesting they don't give enough. However, the articl
Pujol, founded by chef Enrique Olvera, transforms Mexican cuisine with sustainable practices, collaborating with 15 local farmers and focusing on reso
AI can now predict customer tastes accurately, offering personalised shopping. However, a new trend called 'discovery shopping' is emerging, where con
India's healthcare system is under-resourced, causing overwhelmed public hospitals and unsafe conditions for healthcare workers. There is a critical s
Communications Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia intervenes to resolve conflicts between terrestrial telecom and satellite communications operators over s
The Telecommunications Act 2023 in India prioritizes public interest by allocating satellite spectrum without auction. This supports the nascent satel
Food waste is a critical issue in the US, with 85% of 20 billion meals ending up in landfills. Gastropod's episode explores solutions like TGIF's 'Rig
In her 1976 SF novel Arslan, M J Engh - incidentally, Mary Jane Engh - wrote about a foreign strongman invading the US and destroying its democracy wi
Such reunions are lovely. But we'd rather have Paul McCartney send Ringo Starr a secret missive - a cryptic bass line, perhaps - for a Beatles reunion
The broader point is capitalism and democracy have an intricate relationship that needs to be maintained. China may have had a surge in economic growt
Facing life's uncertainties, as described by Adi Shankaracharya, requires maintaining an evenness of mind and seeing challenges as growth opportunitie
In 2022, I had the opportunity to meet Ratan Tata regarding the relaunch of Air India, following its acquisition by the Tata Group. Alongside the Futu
India-Canada relations have deteriorated to unprecedented levels, fueled by accusations and retaliations over the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hard
