Economic Times
The Supreme Court's directive for Kolkata's RG Kar Medical College doctors to resume work by 5 pm raises questions about its role in non-legal matters
India remains an outlier in allowing dual citizenship despite global trends. While permanent residency is offered to the diaspora, it may weaken ties
There is this quest for lasting happiness. Human beings crave for true joy that cannot be found in temporary worldly things. Hence, the importance of
'Kaise Bani' isn't just a celebration of fusion, embodying the cultural duality of the Indian diaspora in Trinidad, but also that of life, warts and a
A national survey reveals that 200 million Indians are inactive by WHO standards, with urban girls and women particularly affected. Misconceptions abo
The article presents a debate between Vikram and Betal on the value of competition. Vikram argues that competition is overrated and people should focu
The upcoming presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump could be pivotal. Harris aims to expand her lead, while Trump seeks to tie her
The 'jugaad' mindset is touted as an entrepreneurial spirit. A team trained extensively and exclusively to follow written procedures can freeze when t
Nitin Gadkari suggests that subsidies for EV makers are no longer necessary as production costs have declined and consumer confidence has increased. W
Two Stanford dropouts, Kaivalya Vohra and Aadit Palicha, have become the youngest Indian billionaires with their quick commerce venture, Zepto. Despit
The latest example of virtue hijacking is evident in the way political parties are competing to demand 'justice' for the rape-murder victim from Kolka
Despite the much-vocalised love for the sari's beauty among both women and men, takers for the whole nine yards have drastically dwindled in the casua
International tourism is booming, with a significant rise in Indian tourists traveling abroad. However, this surge is straining local communities and
Barcodes, a technology patented by Normam J Woodland and Bernard Silver in 1952, were first used commercially in British supermarket chain Sainsbury's
How many realise that a colonial era proscription had barred a section of Indians from the commonest ambition till 2018?
Amsterdam is dealing with an unusual issue: an overabundance of potted plants. Residents' enthusiasm for greenery has led to a campaign called 'Operat
A humorous article recounts three amusing anecdotes: a boss's witty remark about hard work and car upgrades, a husband's cheeky anniversary gift of a
Ganapati, revered in Hinduism as the remover of obstacles and harbinger of wisdom, is celebrated for his unparalleled intellect. The 'Ganapati Atharva
India's policymakers aim for a 7% GDP growth rate over the next two decades to achieve developed economy status. Unlike other Asian economies, India i
The RG Kar Medical College rape-murder case in Kolkata has revealed serious lapses by the police, including crime scene contamination and rushed order
