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Meet Hulda Crooks, the Canadian-born 'Grandma Whitney' who climbed Mount Fuji at 91, conquered Mount Whitney 23 times and had a mountain named after herHulda Crooks, a Canadian-born American mountaineer, achieved extraordinary climbing feats in her nineties. Crooks climbed Mount Whitney 23 ...- Wuthering Heights in real life: This magical English village comes alive with Victorian streets, gothic landscapes, and vintage steam trainsThe film Wuthering Heights, inspired by Emily Brontë's novel, premiered recently worldwide. The village of Haworth in West Yorkshire served...
- No WiFi, no proper roads: In Rishikesh, architect brothers built a Harry Potter-inspired mud house, complete with jungle trails and Ganga viewsA magical mud house in Rishikesh, inspired by Harry Potter's Hagrid's hut, offers a unique escape from urban life. Built by architect broth...
- ‘I genuinely loved coding’: Techie who failed 30+ interviews shares journey from Rs 3.5 LPA to Rs 27 LPAA Pune-based software developer's career took a remarkable turn. Facing numerous rejections and unstable jobs, their salary has now surged ...
- US stock market jumps sharply today as Dow Jones reclaims 50,000 — Why the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq are all in green after U.S.-China trade summit boostUS stock market jumps sharply today as the Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq rally on renewed optimism from the U.S.-China trade summit and boo...
- What to do with mom this Mother’s Day weekend: Meaningful ideas that turn simple moments into lasting memoriesMother's Day weekend offers a chance to create cherished memories with Mom. Forget material gifts and focus on shared experiences. From pic...
- Who is Dianna Russini, who was spotted holding hands and hugging New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel?New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel and New York Times NFL reporter Dianna Russini were photographed holding hands and hugging at a...
- Men are allegedly leaving wives in forests — the dark reality behind the ‘Alpine Divorce’ trendThe term “Alpine divorce” is trending online after viral videos described women being left alone during hikes by their partners. Social med...
- Alpine divorce meaning: A new breakup trend in which your partner can abandon you at 12,461-foot on hiking tripAlpine divorce, a new grim breakup trend, is going viral online in which an individual abandons their partner at high-altitude Alpine envir...
- From 1,447 applications to 4 offers: Techie stuck in wrong role reveals how he found his dream job with a 150% hike. Reddit applaudsAfter applying to over 1,400 jobs and facing multiple rejections, an Indian IT professional finally transitioned from a stagnant support ro...
- Weekend OTT watchlist: 7 exciting films to stream before they leave NetflixDive into a world of thrilling entertainment with Netflix's curated selection of films and series. From a young royal's alliance with a dra...
- Walking in 'Air Jordan'Jackie Nourse, raised in Lake Tahoe, California, hosts 'JUMP with Traveling Jackie' podcast, exploring travel and adventure, inspiring list...
- Bengaluru is the perfect for writer Shweta Taneja, city's slow pace gives her time to weave storiesFantasy author and freelance writer Taneja first thought of moving to Bengaluru in 2004.
- Luis Enrique's resignation resembled his style of playLuis Enrique has won a perfectly decent number of trophies, including two La Ligas with a third still possible and a Champions League, sinc...
- The world is not in a bad state when you look at the fundamentals: Ben Kumar, Seven Investment ManagementIn a chat with ET Now, Ben Kumar, Seven Investment Management, discusses Bank of Japan credit policy
- Q3 GDP growth is likely to show a loss in momentum: Anubhuti Sahay, Standard CharteredIn a chat with ET Now's Mythili Bhusnurmath, Anubhuti Sahay, Economist, Standard Chartered, says it is better to focus on the trend rather ...
- Market wishlist for 2016: GST, more rate cuts & return of FPIsIn 2015, the benchmark Sensex lost 1,381.88 points or 5 per cent, after gaining nearly 30 per cent in 2014.
- Hermann Kallenbach was Gandhi's 'wailing wall': Shimon Lev"Gandhi used Kallenbach as an example of the tension between his nonviolence doctrine and what was going on in Europe," said Shimon Lev.
- Parsing the US Federal Reserve: The ‘Chakravyuha’ of rate hike tightensThis is a truism that is probably more important in financial markets than anywhere else, except perhaps politics and diplomacy.
- Budding managers author books as second careersET takes a sneak-peak into the transformation of these future managers and geeks who are juggling between assignments and creativity. Speci...
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