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Word of the Day: DiscombobulateWord of the Day: Discombobulate reminds readers that English vocabulary is not only rich and precise but also capable of humour and creativ...- Wordle Hints Today: Answer for November 1, 2025 — NYT Wordle puzzle #1596 challenges players with a tricky clueWordle Hints Today Answer for November 1, 2025, Puzzle #1596 leaves players guessing as NYT’s viral word game continues to test vocabulary ...
- So, what’s on UP’s mind?Modi hasn’t lost much ground. Yogi’s impact is visible. What’s new is murmurs for a ‘stronger opposition’, as INDIA makes its presence felt...
- Antitrust focus shifting to economy-wide ramifications of Big Tech practices: CCI officialOver the last few years, the competition commission has increased focus on bringing digital companies under its coverage, both from a merge...
- 'Address me as Dr Kher': Proud Anupam Kher welcomes honorary doctorate by Hindu University of AmericaThe actor said being a Hindu wasn't just a religion for him, but a way of life.
- Collins Dictionary picks 'lockdown' as Word of the Year, thanks to the pandemic'Coronavirus', 'social distancing', 'self-isolate' and 'furlough' were included in the list.
- View: Covid is a reminder why technology cannot completely replace the need to travelWhy indeed were we so mobile – travelling and commuting, clocking up miles and being slaves to transport schedules? E-commerce brings both ...
- Bleisure makes a stopover in BengaluruHotels in Bengaluru are tailor-making travel itineraries for such bleisure travellers too.
- How the nation morphed from Bharat the commodity to India the brandThe economic reforms of 1991-92 were a shotgun wedding, but from their consummation sprang the hitherto unknown consumer society.
- Mughalsarai: An ode to Mughal hospitality, Brit-built railwaysThe caravanserais along with the kos minars (milestones), chaukis with harkaras and guards, rahdaris (toll gates) and cavalry patrols made ...
- Rajendra Pachauri scandal: No removal, it seems to be only a send-off, says complainantFor most of us in this field, getting a break at The Energy and Resources Institute was like a dream come true. For, I was going to work fo...
- Facial serum: New-age product makes its way to men's grooming kitMen have it luckier than women as their collagen-rich skin ages much later. This is why serums for men are topping the skin care chain.
- Why Islamabad and Rawalpindi are in a tussle, yet againThese external "threats" boost the chances of the military's re-emergence as the most important institution upholding national security.
- King & coltIn secular terms, this is like the newly-elected President riding to White House on a scooter instead of a jet; but not in spiritual terms ...
- The new travel lexicon: Find some terms that capture changing trends & conceptsAfter the recession and amid fears of another one looming large, the word has broadened its scope to mean holidays with elderly people.
- To Spin a Top-class YarnBattle Strikers, Beigoma, Beyblade, Spin Fighters, Spinja, Lego Ninjago, members of the Beyblade community, have returned to the lexicon of...
- Now, re-charge your spending with the charge cardThe charge card provides consumers with a unique value proposition that brings the best of the three worlds – cash, credit and debit – into...
- Volcanic ash: Struggling Europe meets its 9/11 in ash attackThe fall-out is beginning to take a major economic disaster for an already beleaguered Europe. Mission impossible: Escape from Europe | Ice...
- Is Headley an American agent who turned rogue?Headley may just have provided American intelligence agencies information that prevented a Lashkar attack on Mumbai in September.
- Star of the eastBengalis have always been the most intrepid travellers. Their cuisine, however, stayed at home. Finally, Bengali food is stepping out.
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