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An 18-year-old disappeared during Kolkata's Durga Puja and was found a few days later at Esplanade, joining a junior doctors' protest against the West
Despite the severe impact of landslides in Wayanad due to ecosystem damage and climate change, six Western Ghat states refuse to propose eco-sensitive
A GST panel recommends moving more goods to the 28% luxury slab to simplify mid-range categories and merge 12% and 18% slabs. Focus on exempting fewer
If you experience any negative feelings when people do well, it is a sign of insecurity, which arises from a wrong belief that the one who does well i
What is India's role in BRICS? The process of expansion is revealing. Every incumbent member country came with its wish list of potential newcomers. S
In Azazel Jacobs' film His Three Daughters, a pivotal narrative shift occurs just before the end, when the daughters finally meet their dying father,
In Ratan Tata's India, you build something for the long term, money is a byproduct. In the other India, you make money at all costs. If something gets
Vetting books and films before sharing them with children makes absolute sense. The key, though, is to have open conversations at home, especially now
Dikec, a handsome middle-aged man with salt and pepper hair who looks like a repository of 1,001 dad jokes, stands there in his Sunday crumpled white
Both Plato's Allegory of the Cave and Shvetaketu's story highlight the need to look beyond intellectual understanding to grasp reality. True wisdom co
Technological innovations in AI, robotics, and renewable energy are driving monumental changes across industries. These advancements promise to redefi
Former Finnish president Urho Kekkonen advised taking opportunities to relieve oneself. This advice is supported by the unfortunate example of 16th-ce
A burglar gets spooked by a parrot that talks about a rottweiler named Mahadev. Meanwhile, a child asks his parents how people are born. His father ta
The Supreme Court reinstated Manisha Ravindra Panpatil as sarpanch of Vichkheda, highlighting gender bias in rural governance. Despite constitutional
India has implemented regulations to combat 'dark patterns' in ecommerce, recognizing that market forces alone cannot correct these deceptive practice
India, with its vast film industry and influential diaspora, stands poised to capitalise on its cinematic heritage by creating global theme parks. Lev
Simultaneous elections can boost India's GDP by reducing logistical costs and creating certainty for investors. Reports suggest that such elections de
Thoughts consist of words, pictures, and feelings. When deep asleep, there are no thoughts and hence no fear. Fear often stems from misinterpreting ex
India is set to lead in renewable energy-powered AI processing. With ambitious goals, strong wind, and ample sunshine, India aims to create green data
Reading a book in bed offers an ideal sanctuary to unwind, blending the daytime's chaos with nighttime tranquility. The activity provides a space free
