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Making poor people look well-off can dismantle class barriers better than Tom Piketty
Shalini Passi, the newest addition to Netflix's 'Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives,' is turning heads with her unique approach to wealth. Unlike her c
From Taher Shah's 'Eye to Eye' to Dhinchak Pooja's 'Selfie Maine Leli Aaj', the Subcontinent, along with the West, has mastered the art of 'meme music
Frankfurt Book Fair 2024 had publishers, including the only participating university press from India, making a big deal of book deals – and Dylan n
Chhattisgarh is honoring the legacy of tribal leader Birsa Munda by implementing welfare initiatives that empower tribal communities. These initiative
Or else the only option would be a new capital region to give this one some time to rejuvenate
Donald Trump has appointed Bobby Kennedy Jr., a known vaccine skeptic, as the Secretary of Health. This decision has surprised many, given Trump's pre
Sam Altman's firing and reinstatement at OpenAI marked a turning point for AI, shifting its focus from societal good to a tool for productivity and pr
Life is a journey of self-discovery, urging us to understand our complexities and responses to life's beauty and tragedies. Through introspection, we
Indian businesses are embracing 'momentum diversification' (MD), leveraging technology and customer trust to expand into unrelated sectors. This tren
Severe air pollution in northern India, particularly in the Indo-Gangetic Plain, is causing significant concern. The pollution, worsened by factors li
India is committed to doubling energy efficiency to achieve its climate goals, including reducing carbon intensity by 45% and GHG emissions by 1 billi
India's diverse culinary heritage needs protection from globalization. The article proposes a system of geographical indication and standardized proc
A Navajo elder, encountering astronauts training for a moon mission, requested to send a message to the moon. His message, met with laughter and refus
The Indian government's PM Vidya Lakshmi Scheme (PVS) aims to make higher education more accessible and inclusive by providing financial assistance to
An anonymous bidder from China purchased a slice of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip's 77-year-old wedding cake for £2,200 at an auction. The cak
Winter brings with it the joy of hot soup, a culinary embrace that warms us from the inside out. The aroma, the warmth spreading with the first spoon
Allama Iqbal lauded Guru Nanak for awakening India from spiritual slumber. Born during an era of oppression, Guru Nanak emphasized a direct connection
India's National Clean Air Programme is leveraging technology and data to combat air pollution. The article highlights the importance of adopting air
Developing countries are seeking a new climate finance deal at COP29 in Baku to support their green transition. The goal is to secure annual funding b
