Economic Times
Non-resident deposits in India are growing steadily due to various positive factors, including the impact of the pandemic on savings patterns and stab
Kylian Mbappe broke his nose and will miss the game. His situation mirrors Auguste Rodin's 'Man with the Broken Nose' sculpture.
Discover the delight of chilled mango lassi, a cool, creamy blend of ripe mango and dahi, offering a taste of summer in every sip for a refreshing esc
Before the human mind learnt language, rishis and sages understood the mind, body, and supreme consciousness. Patanjali Yog Sutras, compiled 2,500 yea
India is preparing for the launch of the third edition of the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles (FAME) scheme, aiming to cater to
Elon Musk envisions a future driven by self-driving cars and humanoid robots, potentially transforming Tesla into a trillion-dollar enterprise. Howeve
Some in London, like Seth Alexander Thevoz, criticize the incoming British PM for not being a member of prestigious clubs. Keir Starmer may break a tr
Sorn, a 2-Michelin star restaurant in Bangkok's Khlong Toei district, offers refined Thai cuisine sourced from southern Thailand. Owners Khun Ice and
The musician, akin to a priest, purifies before singing, treating the raga like a deity in a ceremonial ritual each morning.
In response to increasing heat-related challenges, especially impacting informal sector workers, efforts are being made to mitigate financial losses t
Nvidia's recent surge to become the top company by market capitalization raises several critical questions. Firstly, while Nvidia excels with its grap
Musk Black not only visually matches Meskla’s self-positioning as a Blade Runner-style aristotechnocrat to a T, but also performs another importa
EU's Ecodesign Directive banning destruction of unsold textiles and footwear to establish sustainability requirements will impact Asia, where they are
More than 22 million Indians travel daily in over 13,000 passenger trains, emphasizing the importance of safety measures in the wake of the Sealdah Ka
Binging-streaming programmes has become the new malaise. Let there be a message before each OTT multi-season, infinite-episode show rolls: 'Excessive
To prepare for your first mudlarking expedition, you gotta tune in to the episode, What's a Mudlarker?, of the podcast, 'Stuff You Should Know', hoste
The comforting assurance that I'm not the only 'fearful' person may help us go on without throwing in the towel. To quote Urdu poet Aafaaq Kashmiri, '
Murphy sat in a mew in West Brompton for six months, facing the possibility of relocating. He sat naked in his undressed teak rocking-chair, isolated
Over 200 individuals have been arrested across four American universities—Washington, Northeastern, Arizona, and Indiana—for participating in demo
The fact that 'unpleasantness' is perceived as a criterion for textbook excision tells a sad story about NCERT's understanding of pedagogy and knowled
