Economic Times
More than 22 million Indians travel daily in over 13,000 passenger trains, emphasizing the importance of safety measures in the wake of the Sealdah Ka
Binging-streaming programmes has become the new malaise. Let there be a message before each OTT multi-season, infinite-episode show rolls: 'Excessive
To prepare for your first mudlarking expedition, you gotta tune in to the episode, What's a Mudlarker?, of the podcast, 'Stuff You Should Know', hoste
The comforting assurance that I'm not the only 'fearful' person may help us go on without throwing in the towel. To quote Urdu poet Aafaaq Kashmiri, '
Murphy sat in a mew in West Brompton for six months, facing the possibility of relocating. He sat naked in his undressed teak rocking-chair, isolated
Over 200 individuals have been arrested across four American universities—Washington, Northeastern, Arizona, and Indiana—for participating in demo
The fact that 'unpleasantness' is perceived as a criterion for textbook excision tells a sad story about NCERT's understanding of pedagogy and knowled
In any relationship, whether personal or professional, there is typically an initial phase of wholly positive projection. During this period, one pers
The investment upcycle is now being powered by both public and private sectors. There is also a revival in manufacturing exports that adds to the tail
Eid-ul-Adha, the festival of sacrifice, commemorates Prophet Abraham's obedience to God's test, symbolized by sacrificing an animal. It signifies devo
Gyorgy Ligeti's 'Lux Aeterna' is a haunting choral composition for 16 solo singers, created in 1966. It uses micropolyphony, a technique he pioneered,
Lasse Stolley, a 17-year-old German coder, has taken the freedom of travel to a new level by living on a Deutsche Bahn railcar. For about $10,000 a ye
Reports of demise of the dollar as a reserve currency due to Saudi Arabia potentially pricing oil in other currencies are exaggerated. The 'petrodolla
Violence persists in Manipur between Kuki-Zo-Hmars and Meiteis, leading to displacement and deaths. Lack of political intervention exacerbates the sit
You've no idea where you've been put up by the organisers who've invited you to give the talks. But you trust it will be okay. The two international f
India's growing soft power is reflected in the evolving t-shirt culture, with localised content becoming popular. The history of t-shirts, from Wester
In the 15th century, Christopher Columbus landed in what he thought was India, but it was America. This case of mistaken identity caused the Italian n
In 1844, USA and Canada played the first-ever international cricket match in Manhattan, 33 years before the Australia-England encounter. Canada emerge
India, the world's largest feature film industry, has a strong independent, especially documentary filmmaking scene. While some films, like Payal Kapa
The 2024 ICC Men's T20 World Cup aims to make cricket more than an immigrant-expatriate's game in the US. Despite lack of public interest and substand
