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The estate agent had made much of this feature, pointing out the array of plants that created a microclimate there; natural and green and eco-whatever
Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, a scholar at Academia La La Land, criticized a student who mistakenly pronouncing sociologist W E B Du Bois' name wrong du
The 2024 general elections saw 'roll falls', with allegations of voter names being deleted, incorrectly listed, appearing in unassigned booths, and de
In the Bhagwad Gita, Krishn proclaims, 'Mamavartma eva anuvartante partha sarvashaha' -- everyone is seeking me. When Krishn speaks of 'me', he is not
India's hospitality industry is expanding its tourism portfolio, despite limited availability in urban areas. The country's geographical diversity has
Most people consume high culture in easily-chewable formats like T20 cricket, 'dhikchak' music, and blockbusters. Appreciating nuances of Test cricket
We are always engrossed in activities, but the essential nature of the mind is to be detached. The temperament of this mind is such that no matter how
Israel's decision to ignore the ICJ ruling is unfortunate. Tel Aviv must stop acting like a law unto itself. There is no doubt that Hamas violated int
Hybrids run on electricity generated by burning fossil fuels. This situation will not change as we move up the hybrid technology tree. EVs, too, run o
It should be, and is, possible to graciously accept genuine love and respect from the West - and the consequent financial benefits - without being ser
India’s oldest high court is a microcosm of Kolkata’s current state of affairs
It turns out that the last outpost of consistent law enforcement in India is very strict about all passengers sitting down during take-off, landing an
Two babus from the ministry of dhandabaji are concerned about a crisis threatening their existence, related to the complexity of doing business in Ind
Formula 1, the epitome of high-performance auto racing, is a heart-pounding spectacle where split-second decisions determine victory or defeat.
Voting in elections involves individual choices affecting collective outcomes, with strategies based on expectations of majority or minority influence
India's STEM education landscape is uneven with women constituting 42.3% of STEM students. Only 16.6% of STEM faculty in Indian universities are women
Human grandmas are getting hotter. This climate change can be attributed to better lifestyles, better diets, better Zeenats effortlessly having their
Horror movies have given a bad rap to shadows on the wall. Shadows in real life, like moonlight silhouettes, bring objects to life, telling untold sto
God is the ultimate example of an entity with GC, believing himself/herself/itself to be above the petty social and moral rules of mortals. Wasn't it
RBI came into this windfall because of high interest rates in advanced economies, which may persist before an eventual cyclical inversion. The strengt