Economic Times
India's cricket team shines as a beacon of sportsmanship and integrity in a world rife with alpha personalities and cutthroat competition. Their succe
Indians drive outbound remittances, preferring foreign airlines due to underdeveloped domestic industry. Improving connectivity and tourism infrastruc
Government restructuring aims to leverage synergies, avoid hollowing out government capacity, and promote efficient implementation praxis for India's
The analysis of Taylor Swift's song 'Karma' delves into the intricate dynamics of creative expression, poetic license, and public reception in the mus
Immersed in the haunting melodies of Lord Huron's 'I Lied', featuring Allison Ponthier, the song delves deep into regret and broken promises, creating
Financial market regulators are warning about risks from increased derivatives trading in the Indian equity market. This surge in trading futures and
India's T20 World Cup victory under Rohit Sharma's leadership has not only established the nation as a cricketing superpower but has also garnered adm
I've decided to save my football-watching for the knockout stage. But I can't help checking out scorelines on pavement screens. I notice that the Swis
Maharaj showcases artistic courage by defying right-wing forces in the Hindi industry, offering a bold narrative that challenges prevailing norms. The
The informal yet respectful dynamic between the public and politicians in Britain reflects a unique form of democracy. Unlike the VIP treatment in Ind
We must look at one another with an understanding heart through all our vulnerabilities and weaknesses. That is humanity's essence; humanness is actin
As soon as summer puts us on a spit roast, it's game on. Think two people on opposite sides of the country, chatting on the phone, and you can b
A man walks into a bar. It's empty, except for the bartender. He sits down and orders a drink. He hears someone whisper, 'Psst... I like your tie.' Th
Delhi airport's infrastructure challenges highlight the urgent need for efficient planning and resource allocation in India by 2024.
Commerce is driving both our effort to reach the stars and to conquer mortality. Resources are drawing prospectors to other planets. Advances in anti-
The word Sankofa derives from the Akan people, a West African ethnic group that resides in Ghana and the Ivory Coast. The Akan, over centuries, develo
Don T's speeches can only get more coherent, better-reasoned, with words like 'Vivekananda' spelt out by ChatGPT phonetically for ease of tripping off
Morning cartoons provide that levity by which you can leverage your day - with a smile, even an audible 'Hah!' They capture the essence of life, wheth
Physical activity regimes are usually conducted sporadically, if at all. Increasingly for our young, it's on par with 'Eat your greens', something tha
Legislation is needed to bring parity in working conditions among blue- and white-collar workers. Where this is not possible - for instance, in constr
