Economic Times
The climate crisis prompts countries to heavily invest in green transitions. However, a significant skills gap threatens these efforts. India, poised
The Kinks' song 'This Time Tomorrow' from their 1970 album displays Ray Davies' masterful mix of wonder and vulnerability. Featuring tender acoustic g
RBI is likely to maintain interest rates because of rising inflation and the high credit-deposit ratio in Indian banks. This measure aims to avoid fur
Right to repair legislation is advancing to extend the lifespan of electronics and appliances, facing resistance from producers like Apple. Lawmakers
Mumbai Airport's T2 introduces the 'Pawfect' programme with emotional support dogs, including a golden retriever, labrador, and rescued husky, to ease
India's microfinance industry, crucial for financial inclusion and rural development, has grown despite challenges like demonetisation and the pandemi
The upcoming US election will significantly impact the crypto industry, with Trump proposing proactive measures while Harris has a more conservative s
The kaftan is becoming a versatile fashion staple in India, much like the nightie used to be. With its comfort and adaptability, it suits both casual
An enthusiast details their journey into cooking and obsession with kitchen knives. Despite amassing a collection of expensive blades, the humble Vict
Newspapers serve multiple roles, including informing, entertaining, and offering insight into public opinions. Indian newspapers subtly relay politica
A newly unveiled sculpture of Nyaya Devi, Lady Justice, at the Supreme Court, reimagines the symbol in a traditional Indian avatar, drawing mixed reac
Faith teaches trust, assurance, and patience across various religions. It's described as a bond linking believers to the Divine. Although faith may be
M K Stalin was misunderstood when he blessed couples at a mass wedding, leading to misinterpretation that he advocated for 16 children each. His phras
Many educated Indians today show a concerning disconnect from general knowledge and current affairs, unlike previous generations who valued such aware
Indradyumna, forgotten on earth, is recalled by an old turtle who remembers his lake formed by dust from donated cows. This story illustrates human co
To show earnings at their best, companies often break down performance numbers selectively, instead of in conventional terms. This results in new acco
Haryana's implementation of the Supreme Court's sub-classification of SC and ST categories within reservations aims to better target affirmative actio
Pollsters often struggle predicting election outcomes due to changing voter behavior and methodological differences. Unique methods, like Busken Baker
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in India is a significant public health threat, exacerbated by overuse and misuse of antibiotics and lack of trained he
India's progression in the AI race is driven by its digitally trained workforce and the prevalence of major global languages like English, Hindi, and
