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No recession risk for US economy as a whole, Bessent tells NBCU.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the 43-day government shutdown resulted in a permanent economic loss of $11 billion, even as he ...- Zohran Mamdani’s cardamom-flavoured campaignZohran Mamdani's mayoral victory draws parallels with the spice cardamom. Cardamom, though valuable, was overlooked by Western empires, fin...
- Crypto legend’s banana chart flashes warning as Bitcoin hits $123,000 — is a big crash coming?Bitcoin is currently trading at $123,000. Veteran trader Peter Brandt has cautioned about a possible price correction. He used a 'banana ch...
- The crypto industry saw Donald Trump as a champion. Some now fear he's putting personal profits firstDonald Trump's embrace of cryptocurrency, marked by a dinner with top investors in his $TRUMP meme coin, raises ethical questions about con...
- How India's 5,000-year-old 'kadali phalam' became the banana we know todayBananas, originating from ancient India over 5,000 years ago, spread globally thanks to figures like Alexander the Great and Arab traders. ...
- The strawberry’s unstoppable rise should worry usThis expansion, driven by innovations in plastics and jet fuel, has led to significant plastic pollution and pesticide use, challenging sus...
- Cancer-stricken King Charles unable to control his son Prince William and brother Prince Andrew; here's what reports sayKing Charles, who is reportedly battling cancer, faces challenges as Prince William publicly criticises royal leadership and Prince Andrew ...
- How a viral, duct-taped banana came to be worth $1 millionA banana taped to a wall, considered art, will be auctioned. The artwork, 'Comedian', is by Maurizio Cattelan. Sotheby's estimates its valu...
- Can the world's loneliest plant get its perfect match?E. woodii is a member of the cycad family, heavy plants with thick trunks and large stiff leaves that form a majestic crown. These resilien...
- How sugar shaped Portugal’s history and cuisineChristopher Columbus may have become known for discovering the Americas for Spain, but his journey started in Madeira, Portugal, where he w...
- Chez Hamdani is buzzing: How Yemeni fish became multicultural country's national dishThe fish is cut lengthwise and salted, before a paste made from mild red peppers, imported from Ethiopia, is applied.
- Boris Johnson: From Brexit hero to 'vacuum of integrity'While Johnson looks to political heroes such as Winston Churchill, portraying himself as a man of destiny who "got Brexit done", former Con...
- Assam’s story: Making Geography History by acting EastTo make the establishment and operation of MSMEs easier, Assam has enacted the Assam MSME (Facilitation of Establishment and Operation) Act...
- Assam's story: Making Geography History by Acting East
- Culinary unity: Ideas and recipes behind many Indian dishes, are in essence the sameThe vada today is all pervasive from the Assamese boras to dahi bada to medu vada and more.
- From potatoes to apples, one third of what we eat today is foreignYou may be surprised to know that profusion of foreign veggies & fruits in local market is not a recent phenomenon.
- Sri Lankan food, a spell-binding mishmash of the island’s historyIf anything, Colombo reminds you just a bit of what Goa used to be — cleaner, greener, small-townish, with less of the dystopian developmen...
- Switzerland's Rapperswil: Why a tour of the town is truly captivatingThe castle itself was built in the early 13th century by the Rapperswil counts, powerful nobles who moved from across the river to settle h...
- Canadian PM Stephen Harper praises IndiaCanadian PM hails India-Canada bilateral relations mentioning Indo-Canadian community's contribution;calls India as one of major trade part...
- Quick getaway holiday destinations: Landour, Pandulena & HubliNashik is popular for vineyards. If you have the time, take a detour to see the setting sun in the lush vineyards and sip on some local bub...
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