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Word of the Day: CrapulenceA word to describe that heavy, bloated feeling after too much food or drink is crapulence. It comes from Latin and means drunkenness. While...- Had too much sugar on your cheat day? Skip extreme fixes: Dietitians reveal the guilt-free way to regain your health routineA sugar-heavy night doesn’t require extreme detoxes, dietitians say. Overcorrecting with skipped meals or strict cleanses only fuels guilt ...
- Bihar election results: Rahul Gandhi walked 1,300 km but Congress still went downhillRahul Gandhi's Voter Adhikar Yatra in Bihar failed to translate into votes for Congress, despite his efforts to connect with local culture....
- Russian generals face peril as Ukraine invasion intensfiesWith Ukraine claiming Tuesday a second Russian general had been killed -- an assertion not confirmed by Moscow -- the peril faced by comman...
- Rajasthan government reduces stamp duty and district lease committee ratesOn the demand of the developers in the state, the CM announced to reduce stamp duty on housing units in multi-storey buildings from 6% to 4...
- UN to rich nations: Don't undermine COVAX vaccine programWealthy nations have snapped up several billion vaccine doses while some countries in the developing world have little or none. European na...
- Blackbuck poaching cases in Madhya Pradesh crawling since 1972Bhopal circle has the lion’s share of 46 cases — 15 of them between 2013 and 2015. Convictions are, however, few and far between — not even...
- Kidambi Srikanth lifts Australian Open Super SeriesThe world no.11 Srikanth won 22-20 21-16 in a 45-minute clash against the world no.6 Chinese, who is also the current All England champion.
- IIP growth a morale booster for economy: India IncIndia Inc today termed it as a booster for the economy, hoping that the strong growth trend would continue on the back of reforms.
- Volkswagen crisis, emerging markets hit German investor moraleMannheim-based ZEW said its monthly survey showed economic sentiment falling to 1.9 points in October from 12.1 in September.
- Offline retail to compete with online as economy showing signs of recoveryBrands such as Samsung and Sony are also planning to pitch in with money for joint advertisement campaigns and offline deals.
- Akhilesh Yadav has failed, Nitish Kumar must be alertA violent incident in the last week of August has led to widespread communal rioting in Uttar Pradesh, India’s largest state and home to 20...
- Snakes and laddersThe verse, which invokes river Narmada and sage Astika, is called Sarpa Raksha mantra. It presumes that not only do snakes respond to Sansk...
- RBI move to cut repo rate may spur steel industryThe rate cut will make home and auto loans cheaper, and will provide an impetus to these sectors languishing for a while.
- Right Yaaa Wrong: Movie ReviewTechnically the thriller is plain average with Monty Sharma’s lackluster background score, Tinu Verma’s uninspiring action sequences and Ra...
- Polls to boost liquor, sports utility vehicles & FMCG sectorsThe spin-off effects of poll spending and post-election revelry could help businesses like liquor, auto and FMCG.
- Pre-poll revelry may prop up select sectors in the short termThe spin-off effects of election spending and post-poll revelry could help businesses like liquor, auto and FMCG. Money spent in country-wi...
- It's a fair balancing actJust as there is no such thing as pure politics, pure economics belongs to the realm of utopia. In real life, we live in the framework of a...
- Banks pushed to lend cheaper to cosHe did everything he possibly could; and yet, interest rates to corporates seemed to defy gravity. Reserve Bank governor Bimal Jalan is now...
- Jalan offers no surprises, but reduces money market risksBimal Jalan stepped into the shoes of the quintessential central banker at a time when the dice is not rolling in his favour. He has tried ...
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