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When Poland found a second home in Kolhapur: During World War II, they survived Siberia, travelled through Iran and finally found safety 6,104 km awayWhen Poland found a second home in Kolhapur: A rosary and personal belongings of a Polish refugee are returning to Valivade, India, the set...- Quote of the day by German philosopher Walter Benjamin: “To articulate what is past does not mean to recognize ‘how it really was’...” — Life lessons from an inspiring quote on memory, crisis, perception, trauma, self-doubt, identity, resilience, and survival from history’s most visionary philosopherQuote of the day by Walter Benjamin suggests that remembering the past is an act of self-preservation rather than mere nostalgia. During ti...
- Mobile, car, electronics makers to keep price hikes minimal to protect festive demandManufacturers will slightly increase product prices over the next fortnight. This move aims to protect crucial festive season demand and sa...
- Modi-Xi-Putin together again: What will the Bishkek photo-op tell?India’s next Modi-Xi-Putin photograph at the SCO summit in Bishkek is likely to carry geopolitical weight, but it should not be read as evi...
- 'Many deals over $10 billion amid conflicts... this is astonishing': JPMorgan chief Anu AiyengarDeal-making momentum is driven by available financing and open markets, while M&A activity focuses on large strategic deals. Private credit...
- A tea break, a raging river and a narrow escape: Chhattisgarh friends recount Nepal flood ordealFive Indian friends narrowly escaped devastating flash floods in Nepal. A brief tea stop in Malekhu town saved them from the disaster. They...
- 'Croma on turnaround path as losses narrow, quality of growth gets better': CEOInfiniti Retail, Croma's operator, is on a strong turnaround path, significantly reducing losses. The company achieved operational profitab...
- India on track to become third-largest economy despite global crisis: Rajnath SinghIndia is among the world's top five economies and will soon reach third place. The nation is strengthening its indigenous defense productio...
- Boris Johnson recalls Queen Elizabeth's remark on India's enduring Russia tiesBoris Johnson reflected on Queen Elizabeth II's observation regarding India's robust ties with Russia, a bond that traces back to 1952 duri...
- Years of preparation, an appointment letter and a fight to keep their jobs: Jharkhand candidates return to offices amid looming legal battleJharkhand government cancelled recruitment examinations, causing widespread anxiety among newly appointed candidates. Protesting candidates...
- Sridhar Vembu explains why phones and laptops are getting expensive in 2026Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu has warned that the massive AI investment boom is pushing up the cost of memory and other technology components,...
- Jefferies’ Chris Wood spots a hidden risk in Big Tech’s $165 billion AI capex raceBig Tech’s AI capex surge is putting pressure on free cash flow, with Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet and Meta spending $165 bn in Q2 against j...
- Silo Season 3 Episode 7 ending explained: Who killed Lukas and Patrick, and what are the 51 silos for?Silo Season 3 Episode 7 reveals more about the origins of the 51 silos as Juliette races to stop Safeguard and Camille moves ahead with Vit...
- ‘In God we trust, all others pay cash’: Warren Buffett had the cash and still has itBerkshire Hathaway lost $11.5 billion. Buffett spent $14.5 billion. And then, he told his shareholders about the two worst decisions he had...
- South Korea's Kospi swings from bear to bull market in just a month. Is AI trade regaining strength?South Korea’s KOSPI has swung from bear to bull market in just a month, surging over 31% from its July low. A sharp rebound in Samsung Elec...
- Korean stocks rise 22% in 10 days as chip rally regains steamThe benchmark Kospi gained as much as 4.8% on Thursday, extending its gain from a July 30 low to around 22%. Heavyweight memory chipmakers ...
- In 1977, a Saudi prince towed a chunk of Alaskan iceberg to Iowa and served 4,000-year-old ice to guests. Decades later, his bizarre plan to ship icebergs for drinking water is attracting serious engineering interestA Saudi prince proposed towing icebergs for freshwater in 1977. Engineering challenges prevented this ambitious plan from becoming reality....
- What psychologists say about emotional weakness often surprises people, but can understanding these underlying psychological triggers empower us to rebuild unbreakable mental resilience?Feeling mentally weak does not always mean a person lacks emotional strength. Psychologists often look at the stress behind the reaction. C...
- Quote of the day by Leo Tolstoy: “There is only one thing in this world which is worth dedicating all your life. This is...” — Timeless life lessons from an inspiring quote by the master Russian novelist known for wisdom on human nature, change, and patience, on love, compassion, unity, relationships, and breaking barriersQuote of the day by Leo Tolstoy: Today's famous quote by Leo Tolstoy says, “There is only one thing in this world which is worth dedicating...
- Indian manufacturers turn to air freight as West Asia crisis disrupts sea shipmentsIndian manufacturers are airlifting components to ensure festive season production continuity. Sea freight delays and congestion are making...
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