Economic Times
Indian students are increasingly seeking foreign education experiences as traditional destinations like Canada, Britain, and Australia impose restrict
The Government of India plans to map the country's skills gap by creating an index to align the labor market with trends like AI and climate transitio
The article describes the inevitable cessation of the heart's beating and the subsequent physical changes in the body. Blood pools at the lowest point
Mithu Storoni, a Cambridge-trained eye surgeon and neuroscience researcher, suggests optimizing brain function by working with natural rhythms. Her bo
India and the US have managed to navigate systemic challenges to strengthen their relationship. Despite obstacles like a US court summons to the India
AI is hailed as both a revolutionary and dangerous technology. It promises advancements in healthcare, education, and productivity but also poses exis
Increasing women's participation in the labour force is linked to making public spaces safer and more accessible. A 2023 survey in Australia found man
India's telecom sector is undergoing a regulatory shift from licensing to rule-based oversight. This change aims to modernize the framework, ensuring
The article discusses the paradox of being encouraged to speak freely in a democracy, even when it involves criticizing those in power. It explores wh
Hinduism believes in the existence of the soul after death, as detailed in the 'Garud Puran'. This sacred text discusses cosmology, mythology, ethics,
The Quad summit in Delaware ends with a promise that the Quad is here to stay. Leaders from the US, Japan, Australia, and India discussed maritime sec
Blondie's 'Heart of Glass' from the 1978 album Parallel Lines combines punk and disco elements. Debbie Harry's vocals float over a pulsating rhythm, c
Anna Sebastian, a 26-yr-old chartered accountant, died of cardiac failure, which her parents blame on an unrelenting, always-on culture of work of the
The article discusses the recurring issue of luxury car accidents in India, often involving the offspring of wealthy and influential individuals. Thes
A senior bureaucrat from the UP health department drowned in the Ganga after divers demanded ₹10k for a rescue. His friends attempted a UPI transfer
The article humorously critiques the rise of young financial influencers on Instagram, who often make viewers feel inadequate for not making past inve
While a very, very wealthy (but not famous) Indian in India can mark his very, very wealthy exclusivity tag by spending on very, very expensive produc
India's census, crucial for policy formulation, has been delayed since 2021 due to the pandemic. The government is urged to create a central database
Competitive federalism should extend beyond economic metrics to include early childhood education (ECE). Studies show ECE boosts cognitive abilities a
Over 75 years, India has built credible eco-political institutions from the central bank to EXIM banks to EC, and stock markets, Aadhaar, UPI, Jan Dha
