Economic Times
Supreme Court scrutinizes private property under Constitution, seeking clarity on community resources. Nine judges interpret Article 39 b, debating 'c
French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte retained his mental equilibrium at St Helena as he spent time reading books. Nelson Mandela told his biographer that
As the demand for more efficient and advanced batteries escalates with the proliferation of electronic devices, buckle up to learn about the promising
Politicians leverage 'public sentiment' to influence decisions, reinforcing the quantity principle. Innovations, like Apple's 'Think Different' strate
Maldives aligns with China under President Muizzu, posing concerns for India. To counter China's influence, India leverages cultural ties, upholds rul
Global defence industry shifts as US dominates amid conflicts. Countries pursue local production due to US unreliability. China, India aim for self-su
The past decade has seen divisive forces exploiting religious sentiments to damage India's culture of tolerance and inclusion. Institutions the foundi
A man, losing his mind, embarks on a knight errant journey to seek honor and fame by righting wrongs. He starts by cleaning rusty armor stored for yea
Cities in India are engaging in a heat competition, boasting about their ability to endure high temperatures while also complaining about the heat. Ne
Hanumanji emerges as an epitome of devotion, humility, selflessness and determination. As we commune with the wisdom emanating from his sacred essence
Surrogate advertising, used to promote banned products indirectly, is now seen in political campaigns. Recently, West Bengal's opposition leader hinte
The US House of Representatives has passed a bill that could lead to the banning of TikTok or force its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, to sell its
The contrapuntal melody, its notes flowing and counter-flowing back on themselves, builds up this love song to a gentle frenzy. Bombino's voice, as it
Philosophically, Earth Day invites us to ponder the wisdom of ancient traditions that have long revered nature as a sacred manifestation of the divine
Cultural differences justify actions. Rock legends smash guitars for rebellion. A P Dhillon smashed guitar at Coachella. Backlash on social media for
India strives to enhance global manufacturing presence through a strategic mix of export promotion and tariff protection. This approach aims to achiev
Spain's economy thrives on tourism revenue, but resident anxiety grows. UNWTO forecasts 1.3 bn arrivals. Challenges arise in urban areas from tourism
Cadbury Bournvita recently faced a setback in the malted drink category when the Government of India instructed e-commerce sites and portals not to la
Yoshida's study predicts Japan may be entirely 'Sato' by 2531 due to a law requiring couples to share a surname. The possible 'Satoration' raises conc
Avoid discussing schedule. Blame hectic schedule. Use 'soon' as a response. Philosophical repartee can help fend off intrusive questions. Consider div
