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Quote of the day by adventurer Bear Grylls: ‘But I also knew if I could somehow replace my doubt with…’ – ‘Man vs. Wild’ star on overcoming inner battles and courageAdventurer Bear Grylls shares a powerful lesson from his life. He explains that facing tough challenges requires a mental shift. Grylls adv...- GCCs to hand out more jobs to freshersThis fiscal year, global capability centres are gearing up to boost their fresh graduate hiring by 12 percent, a notable uptick amid the IT...
- Yahoo turns to AI-powered answer engine Scout to lead it back it its roots in online searchYahoo is exploring technology's next frontier with Scout, an answer engine powered by artificial intelligence. Scout seems insightful, base...
- IPL 2026 Youngest Players: From Vaibhav Sooryavanshi to Ayush Mhatre; top 5 rookies to watch out for this yearYoungest Players in IPL 2026: The IPL 2026 season is headlined by a new generation of teenage cricketers, led by the 15-year-old batting se...
- World Thinking Day: What is it, why we celebrate it and its historyWorld Thinking Day, observed annually on February 22, unites Girl Guides and Girl Scouts globally to foster friendship, understanding, and ...
- February 22, today in world history: From NASCAR milestone to iconic birthdays that shaped the worldFebruary 22nd boasts a rich history, from George Washington's 1732 birth and the first US trade with China in 1784, to the Adams-Onís Treat...
- World Thinking Day 2023: Why is it celebrated on February 22? Know the significance, history, and themeWorld Thinking Day is celebrated on Februrary 22. The primary goal of this day is to provide a forum for all women and girls to freely expr...
- As many as 50,000 IT jobs may temporarily shift to India as Ukraine burnsXpheno, a specialist staffing firm, estimates about 10,000 jobs shifting to India from the conflict zone over the next quarter if the tensi...
- 'Corrupt local police officers' facilitated Jaish terrorists' entry into Pathankot airbase: BookOn January 2, 2016, a team of gunmen wearing Indian army fatigues waded through a branch of the Ravi river on the India-Pakistan Punjab bor...
- BTS fans match K-pop band's $1 mn donation towards Black Lives Matter movementFans of megastars raised the amount within 24 hours.
- Made in Germany: DFB, decided to revamp their game through the youth systemThe current DFB talent programme has selections for each region, with the selected players participating in regular training sessions.
- President Pranab Mukherjee asks youngsters to practise tolerance, reject divisive agenda"The Bharat Scouts and Guides must infuse a greater sense of tolerance in young minds, whilst allowing them to summarily reject any divisiv...
- Sikkim saw emergence of new Opposition party in 2013The year 2013 saw emergence of a new Opposition party in Sikkim,and rise in cases of sexual assault on minors among other issues.
- Caught on camera: Rising tiger populationThree tiger cubs among 18 sighted in India's biggest tiger reserve has brought good news for authorities, who are trying to save the popula...
- In its second overseas deal, iron ore miner NMDC eyes asset in BrazilState-owned mining firm made its first overseas acquisition last year when it bought 50% stake in Legacy Iron Ore mines in Australia.
- Kenya offers much more than just great African quadrupedsMost people go to Kenya for a dekko of the great African quadrupeds; however you can find much more if you endeavour to.
- India goes uranium hunting in NamibiaThe ink is yet to dry on the Indo-US nuke deal, but the UPA government has already started scouting for uranium mining assets abroad.
- IOC plans Rs 15,000-crore chemical hub in HaldiaIndian Oil Corporation (IOC) has signed a memorandum of agreement (MoA) with the West Bengal Industrial Development Corporation (WBIDC) for...
- IOC & WBIDC to set-up chemical hub in HaldiaIOC will play the role of anchor investor for the hub, which will include a greenfield 15 million tonne refinery at an investment of around...
- Football shows WTO how to play fairFootball has succeeded where the WTO has failed - it has ushered in free movement of manpower.
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