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Breakdancing debuted in the Olympics, referred to as 'breaking,' with Japan's Ami Yuasa and Canada's Philip Kim winning gold. This inclusion raised qu
Indian companies are investing in retraining their CXO-level leaders to capitalize on the country’s growth potential and reduce management churn, en
Hindenburg's allegations against the Adani group and Sebi have caused a stir, particularly regarding potential past connections with offshore funds. W
Zomato's quarterly results highlighted Blinkit's impressive growth, reaching a ₹10k cr annual revenue run rate. Swiggy's Instamart and Zepto also ga
In a significant development, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) has initiated the disbursement of nearly ₹12 crore to victims of the Rose Valley Ponz
Learning about tensions involving Queen Hasina of Bangladesh, the writer chose to support the Bangladeshi people by indulging in a meal of ilish fish.
The sudden ousting of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina after violent protests has raised suspicions in New Delhi regarding foreign involvement.
Taapsee Pannu and Imane Khelif were targeted by misogynistic attacks during the Paris Olympics. Khelif, an Algerian boxer, faced identity-based trolli
Cheering your country - overjoyed when it wins, gutted when it loses - is natural for all people who belong to nations. It becomes especially heighten
An intriguing novel – ‘written’ by an intriguing author – could well be the best kept secret in the library of sports fiction
On July 14, Manab Pal, a distinguished figure of post-colonial Calcutta, passed away at 84. His life was marked by notable achievements in shipping, o
A husband spotted his ex-wife, who had been drinking ever since their divorce seven years ago, at a restaurant while dining with his current wife. Sep
The article explored contemporary weight-loss methods, emphasizing an intricate water-drinking routine. It detailed how proper hydration involves more
The article highlights controversies surrounding affluent business leaders displaying their wealth during economic hardships. Unacademy CEO Gaurav Mun
As the Chief Minister of West Bengal, Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee sought to foster economic growth by attracting major industrial projects. Despite his ef
Self-driving cars tested in China and the US could disrupt millions of taxi driver jobs. While China's robotaxi firms edge closer to profitability due
In the government's latest budget, a ₹63,000 crore internship scheme was announced to expose 10 million youth to business environments. Upgrading 1,
In the Tamil month of Adi, people thanked rivers like Cauvery for renewing with rainwater. This period saw offerings and prayers to the river goddess
With Sheikh Hasina's departure from power in Bangladesh, the country has witnessed significant unrest, including violence and destruction led by Jamaa
The article detailed the experience of an early morning walk, describing how the calm atmosphere, chirping birds, and the transition of the sky create