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Rs 12 lakh prize for whoever sleeps first: Bizarre competition turns sleeping into a relaxation race. Check rules and judging processA bizarre competition in Japan revently turned falling asleep into a race, with a prize of more than Rs 12 lakh for the winner. Called the ...- Asian Games IND vs PAK: Blue wave sweeps Nagoya as fans turn India-Pakistan final into carnivalIndian fans turned Nagoya blue ahead of the Asian Games India-Pakistan cricket final, with many travelling from Tokyo by Shinkansen and pay...
- Russia's Geran drones become one of the most dangerous. Speed, reinforced bodies and less reaction time; the new drone that is changing warfareFor a long time, the sound of a Shahed-136 gave people in Ukraine something they badly needed, a little warning. The Russian-built Geran-2 ...
- Social Security September 2026 payments: Key dates, amount to know as 2027 COLA forecast points to a 3.5% increaseMillions of Americans are waiting for the social security benefits payments on September 16, Wednesday. Analysts are clustering around a ro...
- Japan’s sleep contest offers $14,000 prize: Who can enter, how to apply, October 5 date and rulesJapan is organising a sleeping competition on October 5, 2026, and the winner will receive Rs 13 lakh prize money. During the 90-minute pow...
- AI Summit: Navigating the new defaults of the agentic webArtificial intelligence is reshaping the digital world. Machines are now primary actors, handling tasks from booking flights to autonomous ...
- Cryptocurrencies for passive income generation in 2024Cryptocurrencies like 99Bitcoins, PlayDoge, WienerAI, and Bitcoin offer high growth potential and passive staking income through platforms....
- Status quo for Indian apps in Google row; D2C brands push offlineGoogle is providing an extended timeline to ten companies to pay the service fee applicable for in-app purchases made by users. According t...
- The Soren clan, leaders and JMM: What works and what doesn't for Jharkhand Mukti MorchaParty leaders told ET that Soren established a family connection with all his leaders and that makes it difficult for some leaders to betra...
- View: Why Arvind Kejriwal is doing what he is doing on Shaheen BaghAshutosh, formerly with the AAP, hit the nail on the head when he wrote a couple of weeks ago: “It (AAP) has realised that nationalism and ...
- Sweeping electoral reforms needed to end malpractices: Anna HazareThe 81-year-old activist lamented that lack of awareness among voters and focus of political parties on winning the elections.
- SP-Congress chanting Gayatri Prajapati Mantra: Narendra ModiHe also said that unlike the BJP, its opponents believed in "kuch ka saath, kuch ka hi vikas (with a few, development of a few)".
- Who will Solve the Monaco Puzzle?Red Bull returned to the top step of the podium for the first time in nearly two years, courtesy Max Verstappen, at the last race in Spain.
- Kerala Polls: Politics of Left, Right & Centre in the stateThe BJP has always taken part with gusto in Kerala polls, but this year, emboldened by the Narendra Modi factor, it has stitched together a...
- Assam decides 2016: Winning Barak valley crucial for forming next governmentCongress has 13 MLAs from Barak. The Congress and the All India United Democratic Front had won a Lok Sabha seat each in the valley in 2014.
- TRACK SENSEX, NIFTY LIVE: Who moved my market todayIn this space, ETMarkets.com tracks not just the elite 30 from the Sensex pack, or the fabulous 50 from the Nifty collection.
- Things to do at home on a rainy dayBeing trapped at home during wet weather can give even the firmest optimist the rainy day blues. We find eight ways to cheer you up.
- A new script for the next generation of playersFor a team moving on , victory and defeat are not the only milestones to achieve, but until India win a test, the struggles will be repeate...
- Old and infirm, Bal Thackeray still brings Mumbai to a haltWe have no idea if Thackeray has thought through his influence this way, but it's likely he would be amused at use to which city puts his b...
- Through the third eye: So who will be the President?There is a striking similarity in how APJ Abdul Kalam showed his yearning for a second Presidential term both in 2007 and 2012.
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