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THE WINTER OF OUR DISCONTENT
Quote of the day by Pulitzer winning ‘The Grapes of Wrath’ author John Steinbeck: ‘It's so much darker when a light goes out than it would…’ – on loss and memoryQuote of the day: John Steinbeck's profound quote highlights how the absence of something once bright causes deeper pain. The article explo...- View: The acquiescent IndianBefore Covid-19 cleared our streets, prohibited public gatherings, stalled protests and forced each person to withdraw into her room, there...
- Angry farmers stage Germany-wide tractor blockadesSchuman told AFP at the protest in Berlin that he felt "pure anger" when the cuts were announced after households had been hammered by mont...
- Too much liquidity for startups in the US fuelled Silicon Valley Bank collapse: KantIndia’s startup and entrepreneurial landscape is very different from that of Silicon Valley or the EU and the nature of support the Governm...
- Now is the summer of our discontentObviously, for temperate countries or people living in even colder climes, summer is imbued with the romance that sunshine, blue skies et a...
- Olympics-China media says US pays athletes to 'disrupt' Beijing GamesA week before the Games begin amid tensions between the two superpowers, China Daily, an English-language newspaper run by the ruling Chine...
- This is the summer of our discontentWinter, as we on the subcontinental plains well know, despite being severe in many parts, remains a ‘go to’ season imaginatively. The charm...
- View: RBI cherry-picks data to predict V-shaped recoveryRBI’s rose-tinted outlook is based on the V-for-Victory-shaped graph depicting the skyrocketing ascent of the economy, after its equally pr...
- 'Winter of discontent will be made glorious summer': RBI quotes Shakespeare in a forecast about India economy"Recent shifts in the macroeconomic landscape have brightened the outlook, with GDP in striking distance of attaining positive territory an...
- From Russia, with calf-love and much moo: Gau rakshaks can learn from the spectacle of how Muscovy cows are kept happyIn a hi-tech bid to keep cows happy, Russians are equipping them with special VR spectacles.
- Power lines may help quell a 70-year-old conflict in KashmirModi is counting on 24x7 power in Kashmir, where as many as 70,000 terrorists, security forces and civilians have died in clashes in the pa...
- View: Here's tangible proof of minimum government, maximum governanceThis is the first govt that has taken EoDB seriously, according to the World Bank. When Modi set a target to reach rank 50 from 142, everyo...
- Monsoon session of parliament concluded with remarkable productivity; pending bills passedProductive time in Parliament is thus usually scarce; even when productive, Parliament is scarcely occupied in its primary activity of enac...
- Communal Violence Bill: Kamal Nath accuses BJP of trying to divide communitiesKamal Nath, Minister of Urban Development questioned the need to oppose the Communal Violence Bill.
- Communal Violence Bill: Political war erupts as BJP tears into UPARam Madhav of RSS accused Congress of indulging in political games. "This is an utterly communal move. It is a very harmful political game,...
- Army's field day in Kashmir forces Tosamaidan residents to stay cooped up in their homesIn Tosamaidan, where the Indian army converts a meadow into a shooting range, residents are ordered to stay cooped up in their homes.
- The shortest dayThe cold wave could even have temporarily driven thoughts of political grandstanding out of the Parliament members’ minds.
- Choose being over doingWith year-end looming large, it’s time for that feisty review, for meeting up with family, friends and colleagues, for jollity and merrimen...
- How Tatas landed the killer punchAnd so ends the winter of our discontent, on a cold January night in the one square mile of the City of London. For Ratan Tata, it ends alm...
- We are naturally very happy: TatasFinally the mood in Camp Tata is "naturally, very happy," at the outcome, MD of Tata Ltd in UK told ET.
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