Economic Times
An Airbus A380 is on its way across the Atlantic. It flies consistently at 800 km/h at 30,000 ft, when suddenly a Mach-2 Eurofighter Typhoon appears.
The rapid evolution of app-based delivery services has introduced a new era of convenience, with 'quick commerce' delivering items faster than ever be
Clothing is a potent tool for showcasing oneself. Whether one wishes to wear a hijab, a suit or a sari is, within the realms of agreed-upon decency, t
The pandemic underscored the need for larger spaces where family members could get on with their daily routines without getting in each other's way. T
Acceptance is an art that allows us to flow with life, unburdened by expectations and judgments. It enables us to embrace people and situations as the
The individual has a means to assert his or her choice, which may be at variance to the so-called 'natural order', on how his lifetime's effort should
By dealing with the latest round of complaints of alleged hate speeches made by politicians during recent election campaigns and rallies, EC has reass
Venice's new visitor toll aims to control 'over-tourism', causing discontent among residents. The city's Disneyland comparison and residents feeling l
Wind through a car window symbolizes freedom, enabling sailing, soaring, and flying experiences. It offers solitude moments, a chance to dream, and ex
Human intelligence is a remarkable privilege and a profound blessing, as noted by HH The Dalai Lama. However, he emphasizes that if one opts to utiliz
Sleeve-wearers have traded any nuanced show for a bullhorn and soapbox. No matter how well-intentioned, their beliefs are thrust upon unsuspecting bys
The escalating temperatures can pose a significant economic burden. Heat stress diminishes productivity due to higher mortality rates, health conseque
The greatest help or service that you can do to the world is the imparting of knowledge of Self. Spiritual help is the highest help you can render to
Odette's exquisite fare includes spot prawn tartare capped with mussel-imbued cream and caviar, Normandy brown crab with wasabi oil and Nashi pear, an
Supreme Court scrutinizes private property under Constitution, seeking clarity on community resources. Nine judges interpret Article 39 b, debating 'c
French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte retained his mental equilibrium at St Helena as he spent time reading books. Nelson Mandela told his biographer that
As the demand for more efficient and advanced batteries escalates with the proliferation of electronic devices, buckle up to learn about the promising
Politicians leverage 'public sentiment' to influence decisions, reinforcing the quantity principle. Innovations, like Apple's 'Think Different' strate
Maldives aligns with China under President Muizzu, posing concerns for India. To counter China's influence, India leverages cultural ties, upholds rul
Global defence industry shifts as US dominates amid conflicts. Countries pursue local production due to US unreliability. China, India aim for self-su