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Expired dates? Young Indians face dating burnout despite spending more on finding loveAmid the bustling life of young urban Indians, an ironic trend emerges: individuals thriving in their careers are still finding themselves ...- What Looks Like “Dancing” in Squirrels Is Actually a High-Stakes Mating RitualSquirrels' seemingly erratic movements are actually sophisticated courtship rituals. Males chase females, testing endurance and coordinatio...
- Word of the Day: EphemeralEphemeral describes things that last for a very short time, appearing briefly before disappearing. This adjective, originating from a Greek...
- Word of the day: EphemeralEphemeral describes things that last for a very short time, like fleeting emotions or trends. This word, originating from Greek for 'lastin...
- Of contrived controversies & simulated ireIn the age of social media, attention-seeking antics have become a hallmark of online notoriety. Individuals are increasingly willing to br...
- Miley Cyrus on tattoo regrets: I could have skipped a few like pitbull and catMiley Cyrus opened up about her evolving relationship with tattoos, admitting some regrets despite viewing them as life snapshots. She humo...
- Social media design is key to protecting kids onlineResearch highlights the complex impact of social media on teens, balancing both benefits and harms. The key lies in platform design—feature...
- If the US government will be obstructionist on climate agreements, it’s better they step out of global forums — or they could stall these: David G. VictorDavid G. Victor, professor at UC San Diego, explains 'global warming gridlock' and highlights solutions including smaller country groups an...
- Selena Gomez: Setting the Trend for Gen Z's Style and SubstanceSelena Gomez, with 430 million followers, is a Gen Z icon using her platform to champion mental health, gender equality, and global issues ...
- Now you see cricket's great 'spirit of the game,' and now you don'tIf you check the rules of the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), which still govern the rules of cricket, you'll find this in their preamble. '...
- View: Tipping, a service industry conundrum of Greek tragedy proportionsBy comparison, in France, for example, the waiter pretends he is doing you a favour by serving, when his real skills lie in art, where he w...
- Spiritual GrowthWe can strengthen our relationships with loved ones and use the extra time that we would have spent commuting and travelling to broaden our...
- Facebook pushes into audio to compete with Clubhouse, TwitterFacebook is building a series of new audio-focused products, including virtual rooms where users can host live discussions, and a feature c...
- Like birth certificates and marionette lines, slang and colloquialisms too are accurate indicators of ageNot all contemporaneous slang words die out at the same time — ‘cool’ is still cool, but groovy is not.
- Here come the 'Instrapreneurs'How Instagram is helping businesses big and small make money off the medium.
- Tax corporates and help artists live in dignityThey are buying a public conscious through art. However difficult it might be, we all know we need to protect our past and create a cultura...
- Snapchat superstars are inking deals directly with advertisers and making 6-figure salariesSnapchat faces competition in its quest for advertising dollars. Snapchat stars are signing lucrative advertising deals with brands themsel...
- Snapchat expected to generate $50 million in revenue this yearThe ephemeral messaging app, which has 100 million daily users, could make $200 million in revenue next year too, sources tell Re/code.
- HP's CloudPrint is worth the paper it's printed onThe IT giant has invented “Cloud-Print” technology, which allows users to print from a BlackBerry remotely by using any printer.
- To grow in the future, we must learn from the pastWe are an industry obsessed with tomorrow. Relentlessly searching for the next big idea. And that next big idea can’t look anything like ye...
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