After his latest evisceration at the hands of Carlos Alcaraz in the US Open semi-final, Djokovic conceded the gap between him and the top t...

Rainmatter, which invests in startups across fintech, clean energy, climate tech and healthtech, has pumped in Rs 30 crore into multiple co...

Muslim pilgrims are flocking to Mecca for the annual Hajj pilgrimage, with over 1.5 million foreign pilgrims already in Saudi Arabia. The e...

Jitendra Chouksey, founder of Fittr, told ET that the startup will get access to the entire ecosystem of health and wellness startups backe...

Nithin Kamath, the founder and CEO of Zerodha, believes that participating in events like marathons, races, hiking, and cycling trips is a ...

Millions of Muslims gathered in Mecca to start the annual Hajj pilgrimage, making this year's event the largest religious gathering since t...

Nithin Kamath also added his wife Seema, who beat cancer, to this list.

The founder of Zerodha took to his LinkedIn account to share pictures from their outing.

Black Adam is still ruling the roost at the box office and hopes to continue until next week's opening, with "Black Panther: Wakanda Foreve...

Nikhil Arora also shares experience participating in virtual fitness events.

Bharti Airtel said it will help Spectacom deliver exclusive digital content through its platforms Airtel Xstream and Wynk Music. This deep ...

Spectacom is the second company to join the Airtel Start-up Accelerator Program after Bengaluru-based Vahan.

Four stocks Godrej Properties, Thermax, Blue Star and Voltas these would be a good mix for playing slightly longer term in India, says Bhas...

ET-Travel offers you events in luxury, entertainment, food, sports, music and nightlife to experience around the world.

Reebok has entered a three-year partnership with Delhi-based startup Volano Entertainment to be part of its obstacle race series, The Devil...

Songs on "Curious Volume" reach the glorious depths plumbed by earlier nuggets such as 'All Your Sins' (1984) and Be Forewarned (1994).

Young and old are now gearing up to crawl through mud, under barbed wire fences, jump through fires, squeeze through tyres and scale walls.