Economic Times
In the very first few exchanges, both of you realise that nothing much has changed, and you can easily pick up where you left off years ago. But life'
Netas are favourite targets of cartoonists and exaggerated caricatures of politicians never fail to make us laugh. And netas' is a tribe that lends it
For India, there is the 'double burden' of malnutrition and obesity. Also, there is the high burden of non-communicable diseases like heart disease an
Gold consumption last year dipped 3% from 2022, with purchases in the festival October-December quarter declining 4% over the same period a year ago.
Ordering gourmet food from home through smartphone brings the excitement of indulging in gastronomic delights. The menu offers a variety of options to
Renunciation can be customary or non-customary. The first type involves abstaining from society and relocating to a remote location, often a monastery
SBI has requested the Supreme Court to extend the deadline for providing details on the banned electoral bonds for political party funding. The move i
The Tata Motors demerger is another step in India's transition to smarter and cleaner cars. The Tatas have collected enough value within their automob
What happened to a foreigner happens to our citizens with far less outbreak of outrage or shame. At the root of the problem is lack of adequate deterr
One of the utter joys lies in following the game's ebb and flow. Following this test of endurance provides a slow-burn pleasure for spectators. As the
Tom Alter's couplet warns against rushing relationships. Mark Twain advises restraint and curiosity. Love thrives with restrained emotions. Pouring he
Google has reinstated several Indian apps on its Play Store after they complied with its billing rules. The tech giant charges a fee for its billing s
The Supreme Court's recent ruling, overturning the immunity of MPs and MLAs from prosecution for accepting bribes, aligns with the principles of decen
Army Polygon, a St Petersburg-based company, invites Indian tourists to experience military tourism with amphibious armored personnel carriers and T-6
Walking barefoot creaks like sound through water. Each step is a tender communion, a dance of sensations holding back the mundane.
As soon as the sound goes into the brain, it changes its waves and assumes various geometrical patterns. These patterns are the archetypes. Now, in sc
Influencers like Dolly Chaiwala have the power to influence opinions. His fame as a tea-concocter made a random White senior citizen famous. Bill Gate
Goldman Sachs has coined monikers for stocks driving stock market rallies in Europe and Japan. Investors globally are betting on a small clutch of sec
Former Intel India chief, Avtar Saini, died in a speeding car accident while cycling in Navi Mumbai. The tragedy highlights the safety concerns that p
The McDonald's outlet in Maharashtra used cheap vegetable oil instead of cheese, leading to license cancellation. Some products contain only 2% real c
