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PROSAIC DEFINITION
Word of the day: ProsaicProsaic means ordinary or dull. It describes things lacking imagination or excitement. This word is often used in writing. It highlights th...- View: Authors have to tread a fine line between being reflective and responsive"If she can't have the time to sign it, why should I spare the time to read it?" the journalist said to me, only half rhetorically. Her log...
- Lockdown captures 2020 in a wordThat it surpassed ‘coronavirus’ in usage shows its bearing on the public’s mind.
- The history that mules, mountains and the military shareThe honour was naming the Central Army Service Corps officer’s new mess lounge named Pedongi after a bay mare mule in the Indian Army’s Ani...
- Meet Suresh Amritlal Kotak: The cotton manWidely-respected but low-key, cotton industry captain Suresh Amritlal Kotak takes time to share memories and simple ideology with ET.
- Lessons in supplier diversity India can pick up from American experienceContracts to disadvantaged businesses exceeded the 5% goal, reaching 10.06% ($35.4 billion.) The question is what makes the US initiative t...
- WFH.Ninja: Website that helps you crowdsource your excuse for skipping workWFH.Ninja, a new site uncovered by The Next Web, provides you with a series of excuses for your hangover.
- Flipkart, Myntra strike with packaging, make boxes worth keepingWhile the corrugated box symbolises urban India’s wholehearted embrace of internet shopping, no longer is it merely a piece of folded cardb...
- Panchvi fail and other Bollywood blog talesGloves are off in Bollywood. Amitabh has been paid over Rs 100 crore for his blog, so dishing out controversy is part of the domain, quips ...
- Merchant of dreams: Why Brand Modi ticks?In a series of campaign trail television interviews that Narendra Modi gave sitting in his airconditioned rath, this one really stood out.
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