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What has made Archana Puran Singh fall in love with husband Parmeet Sethi again after 20 years? DDLJ actor says: 'It's all for...'Archana Puran Singh's latest vlog featured a fun dosa-making challenge with her husband Parmeet Sethi and sons Aaryamann and Ayushmaan. Des...- Netflix earnings results announcement time: OTT streaming giant's $120 billion stock market rally faces litmus test on TuesdayNetflix earnings results will be announced today as NFLX shares are under scrutiny at the US Stock Market.
- A wild card for the board game business: Trump's tariffsUS board game publishers, predominantly small businesses, are facing an existential threat due to President Trump's tariffs on Chinese impo...
- NYT Mini Crossword Hints Today, June 30, 2025: Answers, clues and tips for solving the puzzleThe New York Times Mini Crossword for June 30, 2025, includes quick clues and simple answers. With a short set of questions, it suits quick...
- Kim Kardashian spills tea on teenage romance with Janet Jackson’s nephew and a hilarious game night flubKim Kardashian revealed she dated Janet Jackson’s nephew, TJ Jackson, during her teenage years. She shared memories of their relationship a...
- NYT Mini Crossword answers, hints and clues for February 18, 2025The NYT Mini continues to be a popular way to sharpen your skills daily and with these NYT Mini crossword answers and hints, solving the pu...
- New Year 2025: Fun and memorable party ideas to celebrate with your familyCelebrate New Year’s Eve with family using engaging activities like game night, DIY photo booth, cooking together, movie marathon, and a fu...
- India Inc wants employees to have a blast this Diwali"This Diwali, we are celebrating with our delivery partners by recognising their dedication, including awarding bikes to top performers," s...
- Inside Shah Rukh Khan's relaxed Sunday routine with wife Gauri: A peek into the superstar's day offBollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan recently shared a peek into his relaxed Sunday routine with wife Gauri Khan. In an interview, Khan revea...
- Home is where HR is: How companies are coming up with new onboarding processes in Covid timesIn the age of the pandemic, fresh hires are introduced to the company’s ethos, made to feel as though they are a part of the business, ease...
- It pays to play games: The value of keeping colleagues engaged by injecting fun into a work weekTop bosses have found fun ways to keep their employees enthusiastic.
- Let's Dive lands $1.7 million in funding led by Sequoia Capital India's SurgeThe funding round also saw participation from Village Global and angel investors like Ravish Naresh, founder of Khatabook, and Sai Srinivas...
- Snapdeal’s Diwali sale starts from October 16Snapdeal worked with manufacturers to bring products for its customers at prices lower than last year. It added over 10,000 sellers in the ...
- Dating apps find love in the time of CovidThese users, who do not mind paying anywhere from Rs 1,500 to up to Rs 50,000 for in-person meetups and group activities, tend to be typica...
- Draw It review: A virtual version of Pictionary that pits you against four strangersFor each game you play, you earn coins which can be then used to unlock additional word packs.
- Brand Equity celebrates the best in marketingThe ceremony, held on April 20, was attended by some of India’s best-known personalities from the world of marketing and advertising.
- Children's games a hit at adult partiesAfter poker and drinking games, and after the most daring of them lived beyond their novelty, it is now back to childhood for entertainment...
- Startups like Magic Crate, Flintobox, Itsy Bitsy, Themeefy are creating craft kits to keep children's hands busyParents are tired of buying the same kind of toys over and over - a red car this time, a blue car the next.
- Can Pinterest, Draw Something, Temple Run and others be the next app sensations?These days tech dreams are made of apps that snap up millions of users in a few months. Can these six hit the $1-billion valuation too?
- Bookstores opening a new chapter on survivalIndian bookstores are changing the narrative of selling books by trying new and innovative ways to counter the threat posed by the internet...
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