Economic Times
Israel has passed new laws prohibiting the UNRWA from operating within its borders, severely limiting the UN's ability to deliver humanitarian aid to
Gold and silver imports surge this Dhanteras-Diwali season due to festive demand, duty cuts, and central banks increasing reserves. While gold remains
Donald Trump, despite being seen as highly unqualified to lead, has a chance of winning the upcoming US presidential election. His support is driven b
Deepavali, the festival of lights, symbolizes joy, prosperity, and knowledge. It includes lighting lamps and performing puja, which involves offerings
The Washington Post chose not to endorse any presidential candidate, including Kamala Harris, provoking reader backlash. Jeff Bezos responded, saying
In India, AI has become a buzzword in the corporate world, with businesses frequently referencing it to enhance their cool factor. This trend often re
Vizhinjam, a former fishing village near Thiruvananthapuram, is transforming into India's first deep-water container trans-shipment hub. The project,
China's economic challenges are tied to its nominal GDP growth and deflation concerns. Current policy measures focus on local government and property
Karl Rossmann, a sixteen-year-old boy, arrives in New York on a ship. Sent to America by his parents due to a scandal involving a servant girl, Karl w
The article highlights the race to God as a journey that requires daily meditation, alertness, and a focused mindset to achieve spiritual merger with
India's growing housing boom is increasing demand for river sand, leading to environmental damage and violence by the sand mafia. To mitigate this, th
India is preparing for COP29 with plans to balance economic growth and climate targets. Focus areas include renewable energy expansion, a just transit
India is increasing its defence exports through contract manufacturing and indigenisation, leveraging its non-aligned foreign policy and labour cost a
An older, retired radiation oncologist remains perpetually active with rigorous daily routines, from morning walks to elaborate rituals and household
The climate crisis prompts countries to heavily invest in green transitions. However, a significant skills gap threatens these efforts. India, poised
The Kinks' song 'This Time Tomorrow' from their 1970 album displays Ray Davies' masterful mix of wonder and vulnerability. Featuring tender acoustic g
RBI is likely to maintain interest rates because of rising inflation and the high credit-deposit ratio in Indian banks. This measure aims to avoid fur
Right to repair legislation is advancing to extend the lifespan of electronics and appliances, facing resistance from producers like Apple. Lawmakers
Mumbai Airport's T2 introduces the 'Pawfect' programme with emotional support dogs, including a golden retriever, labrador, and rescued husky, to ease
India's microfinance industry, crucial for financial inclusion and rural development, has grown despite challenges like demonetisation and the pandemi
