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In what has overwhelmingly been seen as the PM trying to be 'with it, innit?' the shoe is on the other foot now, with the fashionable trainers now lac
Amidst evolving communication landscapes, election manifestoes struggle to impact voter decisions effectively. With a diminishing role in governance s
Iran's strike on Israel has minor impact on energy market. US cautious on high fuel prices in election year. Central banks may raise rates due to ener
In the 2018 World Cup, it reached the group stage, drawing with Argentina in their opening match. India, with its great aspirations, is crap in footba
Although corporate hiring of women has grown, numbers start thinning out as their female workforce confronts work-family trade-offs after a decade in
These steps have come on the back of several warnings. Earlier this month, the World Meteorological Organization's report stated that 2023 was the hot
Hunger sharpens one's critical faculties. It also sharpens one's ability to feel and seek out injustice. And then, I looked at myself in the mirror. N
Exploring sensitive themes in cinema, from WWII narratives to minority representation, filmmakers face scrutiny for accurate storytelling and avoiding
The stones at Stonehenge hail from different parts of Britain and evoke similar questions. As with the pyramids, countless experiments have been condu
As I ogled the very 3-D pile of fritters with my first cup of coffee, peripheral vision allowed me to soak in more information about the ad. It was a
New Delhi's decision to post military and defence attaches to several new countries reflects India's changing assessments of strategic interests. Coun
European football clubs lower down in the pecking order are experimenting with free stadium entry for fans to work their way up the league tables. Par
A mithai shop-owner visits a barber for a haircut during Ramzan. The barber refuses payment, citing the holy month. The mithaiwala leaves pleased, lea
A recent incident involving a CEO's 6-year-old daughter critiquing her business-class flight on Etihad Airways has highlighted the potential influence
In this passage, the author explores the concept of identity using an unconventional analogy of a hat versus a man. They cite William Faulkner's quote
But this joy extends beyond mere communication. It encompasses a deeper connection with new cultures and the people who speak it. Through language, on
The Dunning-Kruger effect, or simply the DKE, a phenomenon discovered by the psychologists duo at Stanford in 1999, is a cognitive bias wherein indivi
Rajnath Singh suggested renaming Chinese provinces with Indian names like Dalailabad, Guangram, Bheemtalaiya, and Jijingapatnam, drawing parallels to
ICMR study highlights 30% of 18-54-year-old Indians never measure blood pressure due to limited healthcare access and lack of awareness. Monthly monit
India and Mauritius amend tax treaty to comply with international conventions, targeting tax losses. Changes emphasize investment facilitation, anti-a
