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Algerian boxer Imane Khelif faced disqualification over a controversial 'sex test' amid the Paris Olympic Games, raising issues of gender discriminati
This piece emphasized the importance of embracing each new day and seizing the opportunities it presents. Drawing from ancient wisdom, including a Mah
Charles Aznavour's 'She' is a mysterious and delicate 1974 song that raises questions about its true subject - is it about a woman or a special place
The Covid pandemic spurred the rise of remote work, and now hybrid working is making a comeback, offering a balance between office and remote work. Ma
Joseph Stiglitz's book highlights the negative impact of corporate freedom on public health, especially in India. With rising obesity and diabetes rat
Persistent questions about market valuations and the US Federal Reserve's interest rates, along with the collapse of the Japanese yen carry trade due
The Supreme Court affirmed state governments' authority to levy taxes on mineral rights. It distinguished royalty from tax and enhanced revenue for re
With the budget finalized, attention turns to RBI's Monetary Policy Committee. Shaktikanta Das, with a deciding vote, counters calls for rate cuts ami
In 1998, Tanishq faced significant losses despite having 14 stores. A team led by Vasant Nangia identified 'under-caratage' as a key issue in the jewe
I found the rat-catchers on deck, sun-tanned and staring out across the waves, trying to spot seabirds and looking for whales. In the distance, what l
Imagine a storm being described by showing what it's doing, rather than showing how a person with a mic - usually with multiple graphics displaying we
The West romanticizes winter with activities like skiing, while West Asia and Europe have siestas for hot summers, and South Asia, especially India, e
Nasa's Apollo mission training took place on a Navajo reservation, where a Navajo elder recorded a message warning lunar inhabitants to beware of thos
The Gallup World Poll Survey (2019-23) revealed a rise in income inequality and corruption in India, with the top 1% earning 22.6% of total pre-tax in
They are moments you have to push yourself beyond your limits, and at that moment you have to live dangerously, meaning, you put yourself at risk.
Devesh Chandra Thakur, a JD(U) MP from Sitamarhi, recently suggested that internal party members and allies might have covertly opposed him during the
Neurodiversity is a popular term describing the fact that there are many variations of human functionality, and each variation needs to be understood
This week, the Supreme Court ruled that state governments can create sub-categories within SCs and STs for reservations to reach the neediest. Economi
Law enforcement authorities often exaggerate minor offences while downplaying serious crimes, as seen in recent arrests of youths in Bihar and questio
India's consumer economy is experiencing rapid growth thanks to the instant gratification trend. This is evident in various sectors such as instant lo
