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It turns out that the last outpost of consistent law enforcement in India is very strict about all passengers sitting down during take-off, landing an
Two babus from the ministry of dhandabaji are concerned about a crisis threatening their existence, related to the complexity of doing business in Ind
Formula 1, the epitome of high-performance auto racing, is a heart-pounding spectacle where split-second decisions determine victory or defeat.
Voting in elections involves individual choices affecting collective outcomes, with strategies based on expectations of majority or minority influence
India's STEM education landscape is uneven with women constituting 42.3% of STEM students. Only 16.6% of STEM faculty in Indian universities are women
Human grandmas are getting hotter. This climate change can be attributed to better lifestyles, better diets, better Zeenats effortlessly having their
Horror movies have given a bad rap to shadows on the wall. Shadows in real life, like moonlight silhouettes, bring objects to life, telling untold sto
God is the ultimate example of an entity with GC, believing himself/herself/itself to be above the petty social and moral rules of mortals. Wasn't it
RBI came into this windfall because of high interest rates in advanced economies, which may persist before an eventual cyclical inversion. The strengt
Turning the mind towards the Divine is challenging because we are naturally drawn to the material world, which offers immediate experiences and gratif
Reaching this figure would have taken a whole year to achieve about a decade ago. Annual data for remittances reveals a significant rise in overseas t
Kadeau restaurant, led by chef Nicolai Norregaard and his friends Rasmus and Magnus Kofoed, offers innovative New Nordic cuisine on the Danish island
One would imagine that Jai Prakash Bhai Patel, Congress candidate who left BJP two months back, must also be piqued. He would have understandably expe
A US visa appointment is, indeed, at premium, as students applying at the US Consulate in Hyderabad found out to their chagrin when 10,000 appointment
Creators of AI will have to be especially careful over copyright, given the scope for bias inherent in the technology. Bias enters through human input
Possessiveness, ego, and the hankering for power lead to family disturbances, social evils, and war. Understanding dharma and empathy for others are c
Maharashtra deputy CM has rightly condemned the Juvenile Justice Board for letting off the guilty with not much of a rap on the knuckles. The minor's
India's regulatory regime has also facilitated shifts in both directions. Outbound investments were made easier by regulators clarifying what constitu
The historic declaration by the Prophet-Herald, Bab, marked the beginning of a new era for the Baha'i Faith. Baha'u'llah, the founder, furthered this
The practice of displaying inked fingers after voting has become a cliché, with social media flooded with similar poses. While it's understandable to
