Economic Times
The narrator used to fall asleep quickly, sometimes even before blowing out the candle. Waking up just half an hour later, the narrator would feel the
Driven by robust domestic investments and strong company performance, Indian stock markets had been resilient. However, October saw an 8% decline in b
A Muslim cleric's fatwa against a political candidate praying at a Hindu temple sparked controversy. While the temple welcomed the visit, they later '
India is capitalising on a strategic opportunity presented by the recent troop disengagement deal with China. While caution remains paramount due to C
Representatives from 180 countries attended the UN COP16 Biodiversity Summit in Cali, Colombia. They discussed the mobilization and distribution of $2
A Russian court fined Google $1 decillion for banning Russian TV channels on YouTube. This event raises questions about technology, capitalism, and de
India has the potential to be a global leader in large-scale, permanent CO2 removal, addressing climate change with innovative methods like biochar ca
Beck's 'Lost Cause' from his 2002 album Sea Change is a hauntingly beautiful song that embodies melancholy and resignation. With a minimalistic arrang
Goa tourism's promotional posters for the World Travel Market in London mistakenly feature the wrong dolphin species, highlighting a lack of expertise
The Dalai Lama emphasizes that striving for happiness is the core purpose of life. Sentient beings seek happiness for survival, while emotions like an
With the US presidential election imminent, India’s economic interests face uncertainties. Higher deficits from either future administration could a
Rohit Bal revolutionized Indian fashion with his dramatic, artful creations that bridged traditional Indian heritage with modern sensibilities. A key
A London-based food company was deceived by a fraudulent order for 22 tonnes of rare English Cheddar worth over £3 lakh, leading to significant finan
Malcolm Gladwell's latest book, 'Revenge of the Tipping Point', explores how seemingly insignificant factors can create widespread impact, referencing
India's oldest unresolved litigations, dating back to 1952, remain in Calcutta and Madras High Courts. The judiciary system faces challenges such as a
Bollywood has seen significant success with sequels recently, including 'Stree 2' and 'Gadar 2', which benefitted from strong prequels and audience no
The evolving nature of business leadership in India highlights a shift from militaristic management styles to empathetic leadership. Overworked employ
A group of investors employed biologists, statisticians, and physicists to predict horse race outcomes. Biologists needed $100 billion and 200 years t
Health is managed at the state level in India, but the central government is involved in policy and finance. This power-sharing often causes conflicts
As the post-Diwali weekend ends, a debate arises about changing the weekend from the traditional Saturday-Sunday to Monday-Tuesday. Supporters say thi
