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From July 15, commoners can wave from Buckingham Palace's balcony, approved by Charles. The East Wing is open as part of the palace's Disneylanded gen
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code is highlighting process failures at various levels, with low realisation and limited success in resolution. Rebalan
The attempt on Donald Trump's life at his rally resulted in one fatality and two injuries. Elon Musk sees heroism, reflecting America’s polarization
The slices of sausage a.k.a. wurst also bear a smaller share of the culpability. What are they to do if some cook - after West Berlin chef Herta Heuwe
The discussion on age takes center stage with calls for Biden to step down and young talent like Lamine Yamal making waves. The evolution of aging in
The annual budget is a significant government announcement that impacts various sectors of society. Over the years, different budgets have introduced
'Well,' says Mrs Banerjee, 'This is not a competition, but my Subhro pays someone ₹2,000 an hour twice a week just so he can lie on a couch and talk
India's Deep Ocean Mission, Samudrayaan, focuses on deep-sea exploration for biodiversity and mineral resources to address climate change. With China
The UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs predicts that global population will peak around 10.3 billion by the end of this century. This demogr
The era of selfie diplomacy seems to have reached its peak and is now losing its charm. Once seen as a way to connect with constituents or portray hum
India's alcohol beverage market has evolved beyond sheer volume, now ranking 5th globally in revenue contribution at 3.1%. Alongside China, it offers
If you were clear, you would not go near a guru. Obviously, if you were profoundly happy, if there were no problems, if you understood life completely
The Government of India (GoI) issued new guidelines on arbitration and mediation for domestic public procurement contracts, marking a shift away from
On the face of it, a robot tax sounds appealing. This perspective suggests that as robots take over human jobs, a tax could mitigate job losses, provi
That first round is like walking on marshmallow clouds, except these clouds won't rain on your parade. The initial steps - oh, the drama! You tiptoe l
The Supreme Court's recent ruling has brought clarity after decades of uncertainty regarding the rights of illegally divorced Muslim women. The court
India is exploring a unique path to vehicle energy transition, focusing on hybrid solutions amidst limited battery-charging infrastructure. Japanese a
Discover how happiness lies within, not in external objects, with insights from the Bhagwad Gita. Learn the formula for true contentment: fulfilled de
Kids glued to their phones will be the first lot entering the workforce - some already have entered it - with the 'immediacy itch' hardwired in them.
While current PLFS data does tell a story about job creation, it also exposes challenges. To grasp the intricacies of India's labour landscape, we nee
