Phrase of the day: 'Break a leg' - meaning, examples, usage and similar English sayings explainedPhrase of the day: The phrase 'break a leg' traditionally wishes performers good luck. This unusual expression is used before important pla...
Freight train derails on New Delhi-Ghaziabad route, over 50 passenger trains affectedSix loaded wagons of a goods train derailed on the New Delhi–Ghaziabad section on Tuesday morning, severely disrupting rail services. The i...
Quick commerce leverages cart clout to draw higher margins from companiesQuick commerce platforms are increasing demands for higher margins and marketing funds. Consumer goods companies face rising costs for bett...
Trump says he had 'very good conversation' with new British PM Andy BurnhamTrump held discussions with the newly appointed British Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, with their talks encompassing key topics such as Nort...
EU hits AliExpress with a record 550 million-euro fine over unsafe and counterfeit goodsThe European Commission has fined AliExpress 550 million euros for failing to stop unsafe products. This significant penalty is the largest...
Psychology says people with exceptionally good handwriting may share these productive habits, not personality traitsGood handwriting is best understood as a learned skill. Like playing an instrument or developing athletic ability, it improves through prac...
Best Italian proverb of the day: "Don't let the farmer know how good cheese is with pears." A timeless lesson on keeping valuable knowledgeAn Italian proverb advises careful sharing of valuable insights and advantages. The saying "Don't Let the Farmer Know How Good Cheese Is wi...
Quote of the day by George Washington: 'Do not suffer your good nature... to say yes when you ought to say no'George Washington's quote emphasizes responsible choices over mere agreeableness. Leaders must prioritize public good, not personal comfort...
Donald Trump blames Canada for wildfire smoke, says he will add cost to tariffsPresident Donald Trump blamed Canada for wildfire smoke affecting the United States. He threatened to add pollution costs to existing tarif...
ETMarkets Smart Talk | India’s indirect AI play could create wealth in power, data centres and capital goods: Hiren VedIndia's AI boom offers indirect opportunities in infrastructure and power sectors. Foreign institutional investors are shifting allocations...
Japanese Proverb of the Day: “Good fortune comes to… — Life lessons on appreciation, happiness, optimism, gratitude and why you should find joy in the little thingsJapanese Proverb of the Day highlights the meaning of “Good fortune comes to the laughing gate.” The saying reflects how happiness, positiv...
These 3 Zodiac Signs Could Receive Good News Within the Next 10 Days: Astrology Predicts Exciting Opportunities AheadThe next 10 days could bring unexpected breakthroughs, joyful news, and fresh opportunities for three zodiac signs. As the Sun moves throug...
India bans import of goods made with forced labourIndia has amended its foreign trade policy to ban goods produced using forced labour. This move comes amid a US investigation into forced l...
Govt issues norms to implement global outreach initiative for branding, labelling, export packagingThe government has launched a new export promotion initiative for global branding. This program aims to develop a unified Brand India frame...
India to ban imports of goods made using forced labour; DGFT notifies new trade rulesIndia has amended its Foreign Trade Policy to ban goods produced using forced labour. The Directorate General of Foreign Trade will conduct...
Online gaming firms move Supreme Court to review 28% GST verdictOnline gaming firms have asked the Supreme Court to review its recent judgment. This judgment upheld the 28% Goods and Services Tax on the ...
Quote of the day by Aristotle: 'It is our choice of good or evil that...' Life lessons on moral character, good intentions, theoretical opinions, actions and voluntary decisionsQuote of the day by Aristotle reminds us that character is shaped by the choices we make every day rather than by our opinions about right ...