Economic Times
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
A noteworthy fact in the CSR spends of the past 5 years is the growing emphasis on healthcare, WASH and environment sustainability (JICA Report). Thi
repo rate has remained well above the recorded inflation rate for most parts of the last two years, so If high interest rates could tame the present i
Plenitude, a LVMH-owned lux hotel in Paris, offers a split-level dining room with stunning views of the Seine and landmarks. Chef Arnaud Donckele's me
According to a CSE analysis, India experienced extreme weather events on 235 of the 273 days during Jan 1-Sep 30, 2023. The water emergency, however,
Shabda, sound, is the first and subtlest expression of vibrational flow in the universe. It is the first expression of Karya Brahmn, Effect Brahmn, an
Companies no longer have the pricing power they had in the immediate aftermath of the pandemic when consumption demand was roaring. That has now playe
India, a popular footballing nation, has become a European fandom, but no channel or streaming platform shows the Copa America, the US-based tournamen
Blaming government for everything is outdated. Every mishap is now linked to climate change, from wilted flowers to a leaky roof. The blame game has s
Explore vibrant Mexican art and culture with ArtCurious, from Ballet Folklorico de Mexico to the murals of Diego Rivera and the iconic Casa Azul in Co
Striving to cultivate true idleness is a rewarding struggle, offering relaxation and a break from the stresses of constant activity. It involves a con
Wikileaks demonstrated the immense power governments, even in liberal democracies, have over their citizens and the extent to which a state will go to
