Singarayakonda student tragedy, highlighting the need for a fair investigation, school management's right to due process, and justice based on evidence rather than allegations.
The office isn't dying, it's being redefined. As AI compresses the time required to produce work, the value of physical space has shifted from enabling output to enabling outcomes
For almost a year, Siddharth had Aditi Rao Hydari convinced that every time he bent down, he was just tying his shoelaces. And little did she know, he was rehearsing for the big question all this time
Indian consumer companies are increasing festive marketing budgets by up to 20% as demand shows signs of strengthening and dealers build inventory ahead of the key consumption season. Automakers, FMCG and electronics firms are boosting advertising and consumer
In a first, the Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) will host India in a three-match T20I series in India in September. The Afghans, who toured the country for a one-off Test and three ODIs in June, will return to New Delhi next month to take on Shreyas Iyer s sid
Portuguese football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo on Tuesday married his longtime partner, model and influencer Georgina Rodriguez, in a civil ceremony in Portugal on Tuesday. Portuguese media labelled the ceremony the wedding of the year , reporting that the co
Young professionals, creators, students, artists, entrepreneurs and others came together during the inaugural edition of Youth Federation of India (YFI) held at the Lucknow Museum of Heritage and Art (LMHA). On forming the group, founder Raghav Prakash says, T
Taliban authorities engage with many nations despite lacking formal international recognition. Regional countries pragmatically interact with Kabul, prioritizing economic and security ties
Digital commerce has evolved through multiple infrastructure eras. What began as browser-led e-commerce eventually transformed into mobile-first transactions with real-time payments, embedded finance, and intelligent consumer engagement ecosystems that today p
An Indore roadside vendor s decision to sell kulfi in winter offers a smart business lesson. Social media user Pratham shared that the vendor gets 250-300 hot milk customers daily in winter, but expects only 20-30 in summer
