Rapplerby Margarita Holmes, Jeremy Baer12d ago
AT A GLANCE - Aimee, an HR head at a hospital, expresses frustration with the performance of undergraduate interns, noting their lack of professionalism and accountability. - Dr. Holmes and Mr.
The Better Indiaby Avantika Krishna12d ago
A lot of us carry a fairly settled picture of what makes a parent's heart "fine": they walk regularly, they've never smoked, they mostly eat home food, and nothing hurts.
Scroll.inby Amritesh Mukherjee12d ago
Picture a classroom in rural India. The textbook chapter on the freedom struggle lists your regular names – Gandhi, Nehru, Bose, Patel – with familiar photographs.
New Indian Expressby Ravi Shankar12d ago
The West never left India. The British did. The Indian Right’s obsession with a glorious past and its cultural xenophobia aren’t doing us any favours.
New Indian Expressby Irshad Hussain12d ago
In 2002, weaver Shabir Ahmed was facing a dilemma. Demand had fallen sharply for his famed Kani shawls.
New Indian Expressby Mata Amritanandamayi12d ago
Today marks Amma’s 73rd birthday. With humankind facing many grave challenges, her wish is that it be observed not as a celebration but as Vishwa Seva Dinam—a day of service to the world.
Taipei Times12d ago
In a recent exchange over Bilingual 2030, Gerhard Erasmus (“Bilingual 2030,” Sept. 5, page 8) declared that “time’s up for opinions.” However, the time is hardly up for ideas about how to confront...
Taipei Times12d ago
Taiwanese students have over the past few years ranked among the top five in the world in four major international assessments, taking first place in civic knowledge and computational thinking.
Polygon.comby Jason Venter12d ago
Many of today’s most avid players might not think about it often, but the video game industry has been going strong for a long time now.
Mail Onlineby Jo Macfarlane13d ago
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Britain's birth rate is declining at a record rate because of a 'romance famine' as young women hold unrealistically high standards...
New Indian Expressby Prabhu Chawla13d ago
Ignorance, the old line goes, is bliss. Bliss turns to blisters when ignorance is the only reply to a threat nobody has troubled to understand. That is the weather over Indian politics now.
TheJournal.ieby Dr Catherine Conlon13d ago
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sports.yahoo.comby Matthew Johns13d ago
Jannik Sinner has some big decisions to make after his latest tournament withdrawal. Sinner won Wimbledon back in July, claiming his fifth Grand Slam title after beating Alexander Zverev in the...
New Indian Expressby Santwana Bhattacharya13d ago
Her eyes misted over, I remember, with a feeling that was foreign to her. It was barely masked by the agitation in her voice.
New Indian Expressby Shankkar Aiyar13d ago
Two years ago this week, the Nifty50 closed at 26,004, a record. On Friday, it closed at 23,140. The household that bought into an index-linked fund in September is down 8.8 percent on its...
Polygon.comby Jen Glennon13d ago
Fire Emblem has once again put tactical RPGs back in the limelight. Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, the latest tactical RPG in Intelligent Systems' long-running series, just hit Nintendo Switch 2...
New Indian Expressby A Sharadhaa13d ago
Can a citizen walk up to the gates of Vidhana Soudha and demand his rightful share of its granite?
New Indian Expressby Avinash Ramachandran13d ago
Acceptance. What makes one accept others? Is it their magnanimity, or education, or sensibilities, or simply empathy and compassion?
Premium Timesby Ololade Bamidele13d ago
The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) is the global platform for all countries. So, no country can bar another speaking from its podium.
Premium Timesby Ololade Bamidele13d ago
As thick fumes of smoke billowed over Manila’s skyline on that fateful day in January 1995, no one knew exactly what was cooking inside Room 604 of the Doña Josefa Apartments, or what the recipe...
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