Economic Times
Everyone and their uncle’s going bananas over how AI will make everything better, effortless, abundant – but watch out for the rocks of declining
The banks (and other companies) were getting you to do their jobs for them and charging you for this, in both time and money. There was no discussion
For nearly two weeks, we would sleep with the sonorous drone of choppers circling over our Hotel Le Paris, and we had no way of leaving the island. A
The real story is why political violence is so rampant and, more importantly, normalised in a state that advertises its ‘bhadralok’ credentials, a
India experienced two devastating fires in just 24 hours, revealing a deep-seated neglect and apathy towards law enforcement and compliance. On May 25
India's population peaking after developed nations makes it a late entrant into the migrant labour market. However, it offers opportunities for foreig
Poet Robert Frost wrote, 'The woods are lovely, dark and deep/ But I have promises to keep/ And miles to go before I sleep....' To some others, howeve
It's the IPL Final, and a man makes his way to his seat in the VIP box overlooking the field. He sits down, noticing that the seat next to him is empt
The Age of Noise challenges the Arabic proverb 'Speech is silver, silence is golden.' Embracing silence amid the loudness of modern life is proposed,
A whirling table fan offers a unique and relaxing experience in the sweltering heat. Its rhythmic oscillations provide the cool air you crave, with gu
The article delves into the subjective nature of pleasure and pain, attributing them to the mind. It also commemorates the centenary of Swami Sivanand
Cinema, in its various forms, is a powerful medium that has long provided glimpses into worlds beyond our immediate surroundings. Before the internet
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's actions are creating difficulties for U.S. President Joe Biden. Despite Biden's refusal in early May to su
India's labor productivity is severely impacted by heatwaves, especially for outdoor workers in agriculture, construction, and mining. Increased irrig
Sovereign ratings, a product of the pre-depression era when analysts were a rarity and communication was expensive, are turning into dinner-table conv
True happiness stems from inner harmony, not external circumstances. Happiness is not in fulfilling desires but in liberation from them.
The modern horror story is autocorrect, which often mocks non-Anglophonic names. The 'I am not a typo' campaign in Britain demands technology to be mo
Gaming is a significant industry in India, with around 57 million active gamers, the second-largest globally after China. Children, youngsters, and wo
The second global summit on AI regulation in Seoul showed progress in overseeing AI development. Tech companies reiterated their commitment to basic s
Investors are anxious about the potential impact of the ongoing general elections on economic policies. The possibility of the INDIA alliance, led by
