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US-born teen Buddhist lama balances monastic life and pop culture in Himalayan foothillsA young American teen, Jalue Dorje, embraces his destiny as a reincarnated lama. He navigates a dual life, blending his love for video game...- Nintendo Direct July 2025: Switch 2 new adventures, new releases in August and later this year revealedNintendo has unveiled its much-anticipated July Partner Showcase, offering a comprehensive look at forthcoming titles for both the current-...
- How the world's largest jeweller is surviving the trade warPandora, the jewellery giant, faces uncertainty due to Donald Trump's trade policies. The company is considering how to manage potential ta...
- Puzzle box, dreamy nightlight & 9 other holiday gift ideas that are truly magicalThis year, make the best of the act of giving.
- Who was William Bill Plante? Legendary American journalist, and White House correspondent passed away at 84William Bill Plante was born in Chicago on January 14, 1938. Bill Plante's career began in 1956.
- Penny saved is a penny earned? Your obsession with shopping discounts can hurt your moneyThose who shop around for discounts and deals are not the kind who can't afford the good things in life. Such people cannot spend their mon...
- Priyanka Chopra gets a New Year makeover, goes almost-blondeThe actress rang in the New Year with her singer-husband Nick Jonas and friends on a yacht.
- Monsoon loses steam, rainfall 9% below normal after 3 weeksAll parts of the country barring the south peninsula have recorded below normal rains since June 1, data from the India Meteorological Depa...
- Japanese retailers looking to enter Indian market dominated by European, US brandsA couple of Japanese companies already sell their fashion products in India, a country with a burgeoning and increasingly urbanised and pro...
- Monsoon gathers momentum, sowing picks upIncreased rainfall has already accelerated crop planting, which expanded 48% to 125 lakh hectare in the past week although it still lagged ...
- 22 per cent rain deficiency due to slow-progress of south-west monsoonAccording to the IMD, from June 1 to 15, the country has received overall 43.6 mm of rainfall as compared to normal level of 55.7 mm-- an o...
- India gets 14% lower rainfall in June-September monsoon seasonThe country's rainfall was 14% lower than normal in the June-September monsoon season, provisional data showed on Wednesday.
- Weak rains lead to 4 per cent seasonal deficitWater level in reservoir in Andhra Pradesh ,Telangana, Karnataka and Maharashtra below normal even as weather office said 73 per cent of In...
- Monsoon registers a disturbing dip over weekend, dry patch may continueIn the next four days rains are going to be light concentrated over the east, north east and parts of western India, the weather office has...
- Monsoon races to Kashmir from Kanyakumari: Equatorial system of clouds & conditions in Indian Ocean may back plentiful rainsMonsoon has already delivered 16% excess rainfall since the start of the season on June 1, and is expected to remain strong at least until ...
- Warren Buffet’s Lubrizol set up its first unit in Gujarat, may plan for 2nd unitThe Lubrizol Corporation, a company owned by Warren Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway, has discontinued its earlier joint venture with Ahmedabad-...
- A look at the best spa and rejuvenation vacation options in IndiaTo feel truly refreshed, one has to move away from the maddening crowds and go on a vacation that revolves around rejuvenation, as opposed ...
- Chuck off old bondsThe aspirant lives in an ancestral house with split levels and a gabled roof. A giant jamun towers over the backyard and an ancient bakul a...
- GM to lay off 3,500Sagging pickup truck and sport utility vehicle sales have forced General Motors Corp. to shut down one shift each at four North American fa...
- US auto workers negotiate with GM as strike deadline nearsAs United Auto Workers union members prepared for a possible strike against General Motors Corp, analysts said a short-term walkout probabl...
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