Economic Times
Over 600 million consumers have come online in the past decade, creating opportunities and challenges. Cybercrime, fraud, and spam have risen alarming
The article explores the idea of India evolving into a more understated society by 2047. It envisions a future where loud celebrations and grandiose d
The Union cabinet's approval for 'one nation, one poll' marks a significant step towards synchronizing Lok Sabha and assembly elections in India. This
The article discusses the balance between data-driven marketing and emotional resonance in advertising, particularly during India's IPL season. It hig
The US Federal Reserve's recent half-point interest rate cut, the first in four years, has been met with cautious optimism by markets. Investors are a
El Chato, a contemporary Colombian bistro in Bogota, has gained international acclaim under Paris-trained chef Alvaro Clavijo. It debuted on the World
Donald Trump survived a second assassination attempt within two months, intensifying the rhetoric in the US presidential election. Trump blames Joe Bi
Norway has become the first country to have more electric vehicles than those running on other fuels. Of its 2.8 million registered cars, 754,303 are
There is a concept of Neti Neti from Advaita Vedanta, which involves negating materialistic aspects to realize the ultimate reality. This concept cotr
Bill Gates highlights the importance of food fortification and a diverse diet through India's public distribution system to improve health and economi
The stability of the rupee's exchange rate has led to a debate on whether it is overvalued or undervalued. While some measures suggest overvaluation,
Finland's income-based fines for traffic violations ensure penalties are proportionate to offenders' earnings. The system, in place since 1920, aims t
The Economic Advisory Council to PM's latest working paper highlights the varying development trajectories of Indian states. It suggests tailored stra
India's aging population is growing rapidly, with projections indicating nearly 320 million elderly by 2050. The National Pension System (NPS) is evol
Theatre and startups may seem unrelated, but they share common ground. Theatre teaches improvisation, crucial for startups facing unexpected challenge
There is more to explore when it comes to the beauty and spiritual essence of minimalism. It is about highlighting the elegance of simplicity in archi
Stack magazine's podcast features Jaap Biemans, an award-winning art director and founder of Coverjunkie. He discusses the intuitive process of design
Supreme Court judge Ujjal Bhuyan has urged the CBI to dispel its image as a 'caged parrot' and operate independently. He emphasized the need for the a
The recent presidential debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris focused on their plans for addressing American aspirations. Trump, backed by cor
The rapid rise of quick commerce is challenging traditional kiranas, modern retailers, and established ecommerce platforms. Utilizing rich consumer da
