Economic Times
This article talks about unusual laws in an empire where informers of false accusations are put to death if the accused are proven innocent. The innoc
Teleportation technology is making strides with German researchers developing a device that scans and 3D prints objects remotely, reminiscent of 'Beam
India's significant contrasts include booming markets and high unemployment. The nation's aspirational goals hinge on broad-based growth, education re
In October, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) withdrew $7 billion from Indian equities, leading to a 2% drop in Nifty. Domestic funds are stabili
Balancing wealth and health is crucial as excessive workplace stress hampers creativity and productivity. Environments where employees feel valued, re
The first track on Vintage Wine, a 1969 collection of Hindi film hits arranged by Pune-based master accordionist Daniels is a dazzling take on an old
India's National Strategy for Artificial Intelligence (#AIforall) describes the country as the perfect testbed for global enterprises to develop and s
Two inmates from Haridwar District Jail escaped during a Ramlila event, disguised as monkeys. They took advantage of the festive atmosphere to flee. A
Despite setbacks in national elections, BJP's growth under Narendra Modi has reinforced its resilience and vote share. The party's strategic adaptabil
GN Saibaba, a Delhi University professor, was imprisoned for nearly a decade under suspicion of having ties to banned Maoist organizations. Although i
Noel Naval Tata becomes the chairman of Tata Trusts after Ratan Tata's passing. He aims to mend family disputes and reinforce group governance. Noel w
Bunny and the author were in Venice and struggled with crossing a bridge with heavy luggage. Due to a leg injury, Bunny couldn't help. They contacted
During India's festival season, consumer spending peaks, driving robust economic activity. Success hinges not just on alluring deals but on brand trus
Being a truly successful industrialist is about having people – or artificial people – being industrious to bring you the dosh.
Durga Pujo is notable not just for its festive activities but also for its pujabarshiki or annual literary publications. These special editions blend
Ultra-rich individuals often employ personal assistants to cater to their unique needs and desires. These assistants handle tasks ranging from managin
Wealthy and powerful individuals often conceal their authentic selves to fit societal expectations, resulting in deep personal unhappiness. The articl
Western museums and collections house sacred objects from various cultures, often acquired during colonial times. The article highlights the ethical c
India's rich biodiversity is in peril, with the elephant population dropping by nearly 20% due to habitat loss, poaching, and human-induced factors. E
This year's Nobel Prizes highlight AI's significant role in basic research, illustrating how computing blurs scientific boundaries. Winners used AI to
