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Indian proverb of the day: 'Wise men don't grieve over lost things and what belongs to the past, but a fool weeps over things not worth his tears'; Panchatantra's timeless lesson on regret, loss and moving forwardAncient Indian wisdom from the Panchatantra offers a profound lesson on loss. A tale highlights how wise people accept what is gone. Foolis...- ET at Apple’s Bengaluru developer showcase: The apps headed to WWDC 2026Indian developers are showcasing innovative apps for the Apple ecosystem. These apps focus on personal experiences, design, and AI. Develop...
- India between empires: A reality checkIndia's rich history flourished through trade and collaboration rather than illusionary dominance. In the current geopolitical landscape, w...
- India proverb of the day by Vishnu Sharma: ‘A wise enemy is better than a foolish friend’; Panchatantra’s lessons on choosing wisdom over blind loyaltyAn ancient Indian proverb of the day from the Panchatantra, 'A wise enemy is better than a foolish friend,' highlights the value of intelli...
- A sensory Shangri-La: Designer Vikram Goyal speaks of memory as a museFrom Indian folklore to chasing shadows and light, Goyal talks early influences in the wake of his debut at Design Miami.Paris
- Ramcharitmanas, Panchatantra get UNESCO recognition for leaving 'indelible mark on readers' across the worldIllustrated manuscripts of the ancient Ramacharitamanas and a 15th-century manuscript of the Panchatantra fables have been inscribed in UNE...
- Tracing Ali Baba's quest for the magical sesame seedsWalk down the sesame street: What attracts culinary Ali Baba to the magical seeds that yield riches.
- When it comes to innovation, think pigTheir tools are still quite basic, but can they end up hogging our planet?
- A swachh bharat idea to Crow aboutThe system devised by two Dutch industrial designers counts on crows figuring out that litter can be lucrative and eventually spreading the...
- Professor Yash Pal, missionary of clarityWave-particle duality, Fraunhofer lines and radioactive decay were not hitched on to anything mystical, ‘ancient’ or Indian. They were part...
- Crows make a point, lest humans get lost in their own hubrisAt the very least, a certain 1963 Alfred Hitchcock avian classic may have to be reclassified from horror to docudrama.
- Mobile phone proved saviour for a man left to face a tigressIt most certainly deserves to be given pride of place alongside the more conventional divinities on that grateful man’s mantelpiece.
- Sebi probes pyramid schemes based on cows and desi gheeMany officials connived in Bihar to buy fictitious fodder for non-existent cattle for years, uncowed by fear of retribution, divine or judi...
- Undivided we Stand!Udaka Mandala is Karnataka's other place by the waters that became more famous as Ooty, or Ootacamund thanks to the Brits.
- Subtle schism'Me-mine' is the way of the narrow-minded; but to the really broad-minded, the whole world is a family(Vishwa-Kutumbakam)!
- PM gifted books, Pashmina shawl to Obamas in 2009The most expensive gifts from the Prime Minister to President Barack Obama was a collection of books with an estimated value of $3,572.
- Look back, and aheadThere’s a nip in the air at year-end. Time to scurry up to the newspaper and network ‘morgues’, for an annual review of events. Quaint as i...
- Treasure your friendsIts the quality of maitri that matters than the number of friends.
- Devotion scores over reasonThis happened when the world wasn’t wired; when e-mail meant elephant mail; when logs written in long hand were yet to turn into blogs. Tha...
- Mumbai-based co's plan to launch CDS in healthcareThe Mumbai-based Dove Multimedia Private Ltd plans to launch CDs in health care and regional customs next year.
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