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Is AI really stealing from artists? The uncomfortable truth about originality in artThe feature explores how AI is reshaping ideas of art, originality and authorship, arguing that artists have always borrowed, adapted and c...- 'A senior citizen among India’s young achievers': From Burnol to burn rate, how the vocabulary of business has changedDuring The Economic Times 40 Under Forty awards, a seasoned jury member is struck by the dynamic energy of the young honourees. He highligh...
- Poetry finds a new stage on social media as reels bring verse to a wider audiencePoetry now travels beyond books, reaching audiences through social media platforms. Younger generations discover poetry through short-form ...
- The fear before the grief: When goodbye begins long before it actually happensThe death of a parent is one of life's oldest certainties. Yet for many millennials and Gen Z adults, it is an all-consuming preoccupation....
- Word of the day: Umpteen – Meaning and how to use Umpteen like a proWord of the day: Despite being in active use since the early 20th century, "umpteen" remains one of the most misunderstood and underused in...
- Quote of the day from George Orwell’s classic novel 1984: 'Perhaps one did not want to be loved so much as to be understood'George Orwell’s famous line from 1984 about wanting to be understood more than loved becomes a lens to explore modern loneliness, work cult...
- New word of the day: Lethologica, the frozen moment mid conversationA new word, 'lethologica,' describing the frustrating 'tip of the tongue' feeling, is gaining traction across India. The story explores the...
- Word of the day: Apricity and how it describes a feeling beyond wordsAs northern India experiences cooler winter mornings, the word 'apricity' is gaining traction on social media. This English term, meaning t...
- A sensory Shangri-La: Designer Vikram Goyal speaks of memory as a museFrom Indian folklore to chasing shadows and light, Goyal talks early influences in the wake of his debut at Design Miami.Paris
- AI ‘resurrects’ Sushant Singh Rajput’s voice and style, but not everyone is happyAn AI tool mimicking Sushant Singh Rajput's communication style has sparked controversy, drawing both fascination and criticism. Trained on...
- Stanford expert breaks down Air India CEO’s Ahmedabad crash statement: What bosses should learn about saying sorry?In the aftermath of the Air India crash, communication professionals examine CEO Campbell Wilson’s apology as a case study in crisis leader...
- Cricket in India won't be same again: Ajay Jadeja after Vaibhav Suryavanshi's blazing tonAjay Jadeja marvels at 14-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi's record-breaking century for Rajasthan Royals against Gujarat Titans, highlighting ...
- India’s own body size chart for clothes soon: Giriraj SinghIndia is set to introduce INDIAsize, a new clothing sizing system tailored to Indian body types, replacing UK and US-based sizes. This init...
- PM Modi, Ministers extend Hindi Diwas greetingsPrime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Ministers, including Amit Shah, extended their greetings to the nation on Hindi Diwas. They emphasiz...
- Technology is the worst and most-commonly used form of therapy: Belinda ParmarLoneliness, a uniquely 21st century disease that is quickly reaching epidemic levels.
- The Met to showcase a collection of ancient paintings by Pahari artists from North IndiaThe exhibition will focus on early painting style that emerged in the Pahari courts.
- Scrabble at Asian Games? India's first wordplay club wants to make it a realityA former corporate executive wants to make Scrabble more than just child's play.
- 'Anna', 'achcha', and 70 other Indian words make it to the Oxford DictionaryMost of the Indian words added to the dictionary pertain to relationships, culture and food.
- Naga People’s Front to spread to other northeastern statesNagaland’s ruling party, Naga People’s Front is looking to branch out in tribal areas of Northeast India.
- Coke taps local art to add fizz this DiwaliCoca-Cola is promoting an ancient Indian art form to drive home its global message of optimism.
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