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"There was no food to be had here and Eric felt in need of some, as did the thin, silent dog that had waited for him at the door and now followed him
India's air quality crisis demands immediate action with a focus on energy and transportation sector reforms. Accelerating EV adoption is vital to low
Masoud Pezeshkian’s election in Iran, approved by the Guardian Council, introduces potential reforms, such as easing the mandatory hijab rule and im
The political landscape has taken an intriguing turn with Britain's new Prime Minister tweeting on Sunday, "My government will restore politics as a f
Emphasis on labelling sugar, salt, and fat content; critics worry about RDA manipulation. Firms lower harmful ingredients, seeing healthier profits. D
NDA's budget tackles import duties, Chinese dependency, and predatory pricing. Custom duties shield industries, but rising imports and dumping risks i
Multiple bridge collapses in Bihar due to poor construction and maintenance practices. Government officials suspended as investigations continue. Impa
Presidential candidate Joe Biden made a controversial statement about staying in the race even if God told him to drop out. This has sparked discussio
Mongolian metal band The HU mesmerises with their fusion of folk and modern metal in the epic track "Wolf Totem" from their debut album "The Gereg." T
Budget 2024: No matter how justified, giveaways like farm loan waivers create a moral hazard. While these promises don't affect banks that loaned the
Jean Jacques Rousseau's autobiography Confessions delves into his journey towards self-discovery, emphasising the importance of confronting uncomforta
Kevin Costner's groundbreaking 'unmotion picture' saga challenges traditional film norms with a 3-hour epic. The lack of intermission raises questions
The article discusses the intersection of nostalgia, football, and political ideologies in the context of the ongoing Euros. It reflects on personal m
In the mid-1970s, the author's musical journey was influenced by classical and jazz records but took a turn when introduced to rock legends through co
The author humorously reflects on various encounters with wildlife, expressing mixed feelings towards pandas, noting their laziness and reproductive c
India's cultural heritage is being recognized as a potential driver for economic growth, with efforts being made to leverage traditional industries an
Delhi's vehicle population has risen by about 30% a year, while public parking sites remain relatively stagnant at 420. Progressive parking charges ca
At a science conference, Einstein and his driver swap roles, leading to a surprising turn of events. The driver cleverly handles a difficult question,
Marketing becomes more complicated, as does navigating jurisdictions of countries where English isn't significantly in use. Investors may see these ex
Delhi's 'brewtherly' pay-it-forward coffee trend, 'Mocha Hood,' includes suspense, fiscal heroism, and caffeinated kindness. Baristas adapt charges su
