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Dear IPL, we didn't mean to fall in loveOlder cricket fans, Baby Boomers and Gen X-ers, are drawn to the IPL's excitement. They watch with a mix of nostalgia and analytical observ...- Why travellers are turning to the zodiac for vacation planningPeople are increasingly using astrocartography to guide major life choices. This practice, which maps planetary influences on locations, he...
- Startups seek digital gold rules; IT firms bet on freshersHappy Friday! The Centre may be open to creating an oversight framework for the digital gold sector. This and more in today’s ETtech Mornin...
- US Navy Secretary John Phelan leaves his job, marks latest departure of a top defense leaderUS Navy Secretary John Phelan has suddenly departed his post. Undersecretary Hung Cao, a decorated Navy veteran and former congressional ca...
- Reimagining the link between work, office and employmentIndia's digital infrastructure is advancing rapidly, with innovations like JAM and UPI transforming payments and e-commerce. However, a his...
- How running became 2025’s defining fitness phenomenon, and why Gen Z is leading the most explosive participation boom ever recordedRunning has become a major cultural movement, led by Gen Z. This generation is making fitness a social and digital experience. They are par...
- Don't get patronising about women’s cricket successThe Indian women’s cricket team’s World Cup win sparks reflection on how middle-aged men often use awkward or patronising language when pra...
- IIM alumnus and entrepreneur Shantanu Deshpande predicts the rise of urban India’s ‘Boomerang generation’. What does it mean?IIM alumnus and entrepreneur Shantanu Deshpande predicts the rise of India’s “Boomerang generation,” as urban men and women in their 30s mo...
- Millennials lead yoga adoption with 74 per cent practising regularly: ReportA new study reveals yoga's growing popularity in India. Millennials lead the trend, with 74% practicing daily. Gen X follows closely at 70%...
- Gen X-ers were meant to lead: Now they’re dodging AI, funding startups, and managing Gen Z complaints- WTF happened?Gen X grapples with obsolescence in the face of AI and a rapidly changing job market, fearing irrelevance and financial insecurity. Haunted...
- Entrepreneurial spirit highest among young Indian women aspiring to start their own businesses: SurveyEntrepreneurial spirit is high among Indian women, particularly millennials and Gen Z, with nearly half considering starting their own busi...
- Gen V Season 2: Return of Godolkin University superheroes confirmedWith the thrilling Season 4 finale of The Boys on the horizon, focus now turns to the eagerly awaited return of Gen V, the popular spin-off...
- Why does Gen X have higher cancer rates than their baby boomer parents? Recent research makes startling revelationsA new study shows that people of Generation X, those born between 1965 and 1980, are being diagnosed with cancer more than their parents an...
- ‘Old Dads’ live streaming: When can you watch Bill Burr’s Gen-X Comedy series? Release date, cast, and moreThe film follows the journey of three middle-aged men—Jack, Connor, and Mike—whose lives take a turn when they sell their company to a grou...
- Senior citizens are more connected to social media than millennials and Gen Z, suggests new reportICYMI, there are over six million senior citizens on Facebook in India.
- BNPL platform ZestMoney see 300% increase in transactionsWhile most of the customers (median) were in the 23-26 years group, BNPL emerged as the preferred option for people across age groups with ...
- Working women in India twice more likely to be worried about availability of jobs compared to menThe plight of India’s working women has worsened after the second wave.
- Before you swipe right, be wary of the information you shareA survey found that 40% of people were okay sharing personal details with someone they had just met through a dating app.
- Indian parents, children spend the same amount of time playing online games92% of Gen X respondents consider online gaming to be the best pastime.
- Younger women workers believe themselves equal to male peersThe study was based on surveys of more than 1,000 women and 500 men in the US, as well as more than 3,000 females in the UK, France, German...
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