Economic Times
Books got read; scrabble boards saw the light of day, as did other board games like snakes and ladders, Chinese checkers, carrom board, chess and mono
Farmers agitating in New Delhi will shaped India's stance at the Abu Dhabi WTO ministerial. All members of the WTO agree that the path forward involve
Observing the world from behind closed curtains offers a unique clarity and sense of privacy, shielding oneself from external noise and chaos. It prov
India mourned the loss of two legends this week: radio host Ameen Sayani at 91 and lawyer Fali Nariman at 95. Sayani's 'Binaca Geetmala' was a cultura
A study from Christian Medical College, Vellore, reveals that Indians with Covid-19 are more likely to suffer from lung function impairments compared
There is word in Sanskrit - Jijeevisha, jeene ki utkat icchha, desire to live life to the fullest. There's so much to know, learn and acquire that one
The avian chorus begins at the break of dawn, each species adding its layer to the intricate weave of urban sounds. You can carefully try to single ou
Investor interest from West Asia in developing tourism in Kashmir reflects normalcy returning to the region and aligns with making Jammu and Kashmir a
The Upanishads reveal that we are limitless, the sought is enshrined in the seeker, Tat tvam asi. We only become a victim of our notion of being limit
No wonder tulips have different meanings in different cultures - true love, royalty, forgiveness, cheerful thoughts,... apart from us wondering about
'Broflake' is the evolved form of the 'snowflake' insult, targeting fragile masculinity and those who crumble under challenges like feminism. It mocks
According to Shaktikanta Das, India's current account deficit is manageable. Forex reserves are stable, and the rupee may appreciate. Lower interest r
The Sandeshkhali incident in West Bengal reveals the failure of the Mamata Banerjee government to take strong action against the perpetrators of sexua
Broflake is a species of masculinity so delicate, it makes a snowflake look like a rock. These fine gentlemen have the remarkable ability to melt at t
The thrill of the unknown also creeps up on you when passing through clouds as they hide what lies below, creating a sense of mystery and curiosity. T
The British Museum plans 'Rediscovering Gems' exhibition showcasing artefacts 'taken' during the British empire. Recovered stolen gems, previously sto
The article emphasizes the need to address the issue of begging in India, highlighting the negative implications it has on the country's image and eco
The rapid rise and fall of the edtech sector during the pandemic highlight the need for action from investors, parents, and the Government of India (G
While one would think that after such a sweeping majority, the president - lovingly called 'Crazy' by supporters, and less lovingly so by opponents -
The CSR law is designed to serve the larger good - broadly UN's millennium development goals - through self-interest. It is a softer touch than outrig
