Economic Times
A vase from Lisbon, a cannon from an Indonesian island, a Goan mansion – disparate objets de mémoire have stories to tell
Life, much like a game of solitaire, doesn't guarantee victory every time. Despite the uncertainty, we should strive for success, strategize, and fin
Elon Musk's Neuralink has sparked debate about brain chips (BCs). While they hold medical promise, their potential to enhance abilities raises concern
Delhi's Okhla wetland sanctuary, touted for its 'eco-tourism,' hosted a recent event where no birds were present. Despite this, officials praised the
A diverse group of individuals representing nations from every corner of the globe found themselves denied entry into a nightclub. The reason? The doo
The pet population in India is increasing. It is expected to reach over 50 million by 2026. People are treating pets like family members. Indians are
Donald Trump won over Kamala Harris because voters found him more believable. Believability is crucial in politics, just like in theater. It involves
BookMyShow's handling of Coldplay concert tickets in India has come under scrutiny amid allegations of scalping. The incident highlights the urgent ne
Chris Rock once said electing Barack Obama was progress for White people, not Black people. This article examines whether gender is as significant a
Albert Camus, the French existentialist, famously declared himself neither a believer in God nor an atheist. He believed that non-belief in God doesn'
Kamala Harris urged her supporters not to despair after her defeat, prompting reflection on the nature of resilience. Franz Kafka, in his typical fash
India lifted a long-standing restriction on Salman Rushdie's controversial novel, "The Satanic Verses," which was originally banned in 1988 due to con
Donald Trump's re-election victory promises to reshape global markets. His growth-oriented policies are expected to strengthen the dollar, potentially
Despite Trump's tough stance on China, his transactional nature and China's preparedness could lead to unexpected deals. Xi Jinping might offer trade
Tuning out the election frenzy offers a much-needed respite from the constant barrage of news and analysis. Ignoring the polls, debates, and punditry
India's stock market is experiencing a surge in IPOs, fueled by a post-pandemic recovery and government initiatives. This boom has attracted signific
Donald Trump has secured a second non-consecutive term as President of the United States, defying polls and defeating Kamala Harris. Trump's focus on
Donald Trump's return to the presidency suggests a repeat of his 'America First' agenda, potentially straining international relations and impacting g
Donald Trump's return to the White House promises to be as disruptive as his first term. With plans for trade overhauls, potential mass deportations,
Trump's victory reflects America's economic and existential anxieties, marking a shift towards a new consensus. His presidency signals potential tarif
