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Harold Holt disappearance mystery: When an Australian Prime Minister vanished from beachIn December 1967, Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt vanished during a swim at Cheviot Beach, sparking a national shock and enduring mys...- Quote of the Day by Daisaku Ikeda: 'It is much more valuable to look for the strength in others. You can gain nothing...'Buddhist philosopher and educator decided to promote peace and dialogue in the world after he witnessed destruction and bitterness during W...
- Home or retirement facility: How seniors should prepare financiallyChoosing a retirement facility over one’s own home will call for many financial decisions. Buying or renting the place; selling or renting ...
- What drives thousands of Australians to swim nude in winter? Inside the Dark Mofo traditionThousands gathered at Hobart's Long Beach for the annual Nude Solstice Swim, marking the end of Tasmania's Dark Mofo festival. Nearly 3,000...
- 'The Ring' at 20: Millennial horror that's still infecting movies today'The Ring' went on to become a sleeper hit, ultimately taking in nearly $130 million domestically.
- William Green on simplicity of greatest investors, macro vs micro and need for diversification“It takes a degree of discernment and education to get to a point where you realise most of what people are talking about investing is nons...
- Once sleepy and picturesque, Ukrainian villages mobilise for war“I am so proud of our people,” said Oksana Mudryk, the mayor of Khomutyntsi village, about 140 miles southwest of Kyiv, Ukraine’s capital. ...
- A new set of millennial entrepreneurs are out to shake up the Indian craft gin marketIn the next few months, a slew of craft gins distilled in India with botanicals like Uttarakhand hemp and Kashmiri lavender are set to hit ...
- China gears up to host athletes from over 100 nations at military games in WuhanAn Indian delegation will also participate in the games with Indian soldiers gearing up in various disciplines to win medals for the countr...
- View: Air strikes won’t fix India’s Pakistan problemIndia hasn’t done nearly enough since the 2016 strikes to secure the de facto border in Kashmir, for instance, nor to protect its troops.
- Why 1967 spelt betrayal and 2019 spells hope1967 could have been a swerve point, the start of economic reform and a fast-forward movement towards national prosperity.
- How 21st century Indian rich behave in the era of technologyIn this technology-led era, the rich now want to take position that need not be visible expensive but must necessarily be more informed.
- Tackle poverty by the 'pull-up' approach: M J AkbarWith the Budget a few days away, M J Akbar, a BJP MP, writes about a concerted new approach to tackle poverty by moving away from ‘trickle-...
- You need a soulmate as your start-up co-founder: Phanindra Sama, RedBus creatorPhanindra Sama, cofounder of RedBus, wishes that the Ibibo takeover had been less contentious for employees but says the experience has lib...
- Despite gold's rising popularity, central reserves to continue using paper moneyOpponents argue, the gold standard would limit the flexibility of governments and central banks in managing economies.
- I gave my kids Rs 5 as pocket money: Nita AmbaniRichest Indian woman or not, Nita still does the weekly hisaab of kitchen spends, a habit she learned from her mother-in-law.
- Cheating the grim reaperThe Jnanpith award-winner Ravindrabab Kelekar finally met up with death last week. He often used to refer to it as my ‘best friend’. In thi...
- New questions arise on dispersant use in BP oil spillEnvironmental officials defended themselves against assertions they allowed the oil giant. Gulf Of Mexico Oil spill | BP oil spill's impact...
- BJP's Modi momentNitish's stamp on Modi's unpresentability means a big blow against Modi's projection as the BJP's next PM nominee.
- Bangladesh: Explore scenic beauty of the countryThe major moments of Bangladesh's tumultuous history as she toured the museums, monuments and parks in Dhaka but then journeyed to Chittago...
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