Economic Times
With poll dates announced, a reminder of why you so lurrv elections – you vote for someone who’s convinced you that she/he/they represent your han
Arriving at Kathmandu Airport with $50 visas granted, reflecting on immigration prep challenges and receiving help from strangers. Kindness shown at a
Various upcoming elections face challenges like disinformation and fear-mongering. Vital aspects include parameters for successful democracy, protecti
Government of India supports EV makers to test Indian market pre-local manufacturing. Focus on Tesla, China, policy tweak, domestic auto firms, electr
Wendy's proposed dynamic pricing faced backlash but pivoted to off-peak deals. The strategy mirrors aviation and taxi surge pricing, hinting at potent
Theists use prayers for divine communion, not mere rituals. Seekers' varied reasons like distress, curiosity, and wisdom lead to a transformative jour
Excitement courses through as you carefully unpeel the cover and lift the box lid. Inside lies a treasure trove of innovation waiting to be discovered
Can anything be done to curb gold smuggling? If there's no import tax, there would be no financial incentive to smuggle gold (even as other reasons wi
Indian Railways (IR) is facing criticism for its recent showpiece, Vande Bharat Express, which featured 12 young women belting out songs on their jour
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) can benefit society by enabling gender equality and protecting indigenous populations. Governments address human
Sebi is urging mutual fund houses to release stress test reports and ensure equal treatment of investors during market volatility. Smallcap funds are
Folding clothes offers therapeutic pleasure through tactile experiences, mindfulness practice, and a sense of accomplishment, fostering relaxation, sa
Pratyahar practice involves withdrawing senses from external stimuli to focus inward, recognizing the transient nature of the external world. Autonomy
Socrates asks a friend to sift his message through three sieves: truth, goodness, and needfulness. He admits that he has heard others say something, b
Making a fluffy and stuffed omelette is a fulfilling mission. Achieving the perfect fluffiness with a delicate balance of technique and creativity, st
India is considering allowing private investment in nuclear energy, a key component of its path to decarbonising the energy sector. The government aim
Gangster Kala Jathedi, aka Sandeep, and Rajasthan's 'lady don' Anuradha Choudhary, aka Madam Minz, got married in a highly secured wedding in Delhi wi
The surge in gold jewellery loans raises concerns for regulators due to the sustained rally in gold prices and the potential for borrowing against ple
One of the great things about spending a considerable amount of time every day in offices - and don't let this on to your HRD - is the utter pleasure
A Zen master explains that wisdom comes from an empty mind, like the hollowness of musical instruments and beehives. Emptiness allows for the acceptan
