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Trump’s art of the deal collides with Iran’s patient diplomacyFresh US–Iran talks to end a two-month conflict face deep mistrust, hardened positions and starkly different negotiating styles, raising do...- Dry toast and perils of bubbly bilateralsGovernments that ban alcohol at diplomatic events view it as a dangerous catalyst for chaos. They imagine leaders making rash decisions or ...
- Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar tries to touch PM Modi's feet at Patna airportBihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar was seen attempting to touch Prime Minister Narendra Modi's feet at the airport in Patna. The viral video...
- Do you say 'Please' to ChatGPT? Sam Altman reveals how much electricity your manners cost to OpenAISam Altman recently highlighted that seemingly simple politeness, such as using “please” and “thank you” in interactions with ChatGPT, is c...
- Donald Trump Jr. set to visit Greenland after his father reiterates interest in the islandDonald Trump Jr. is set to make a private visit to Greenland, without meeting government officials. This visit follows President-elect Dona...
- U.S. elections: Trump vs Harris debate started with a handshake—but didn’t end with one; here's all about the body languageBoth Donald Trump and Kamala Harris's body language during their debate revealed as much as their verbal exchanges did.
- Bond over movies/shows at homeThe comfort of one's home enhances the pleasure. Snuggled on couches with familiar faces, this pleasure is safe, without the usual 'politen...
- 18 million Indians have autism: Learn more about 3rd most common developmental disorder; know the basics of parenting children with ASD1 to 1.5 per cent of children aged two to nine years are diagnosed with ASD.
- Knowing when to shut up. Humans, talking for thousands of years, still do not have that basic instinctOnly 2% of our parleys end when we want them to.
- View: In Rajasthan's political crisis, this round goes to Ashok GehlotIn the face of callow opportunism on the part of his challenger, Gehlot has displayed the sustained support of a majority of the members of...
- Now, you can get ghosted at job interviews'Ghosting' or doing the disappearing act is a common expression in dating. It goes something like this: Couple meets in person, on an app o...
- '75% of people do not report crimes as cops are unfriendly'The study says management of crime statistics by police functionaries is linked to performance appraisals and this was an important reason ...
- Snubs gaining currency as diplomatic tool?So when Obama meets with the Saudi monarchy , all eyes are on how low he bows (he was panned once for bowing too low) or who turns up at th...
- Jat row: There can't be more appropriate time to start a debate on de-induction from reservation listSince the Jats are a dominant caste and politically significant, Haryana CM Khattar has bowed to their demands, instead of rejecting them o...
- Hunkar rally at Patna: Narendra Modi reaches out to Muslims, YadavsThe rally saw Modi reaching out the Muslim community and attempting to poach on the Yadav votebank of jailed RJD leader Lalu Prasad.
- No say for UN secretary general in setting sustainable development goalsUN secretary general Ban Ki-moon suffered a loss of face at the Rio Summit with the G77 bloc of developing countries challenging the neutra...
- The genetics gamble: Search for that 'perfect' geneMatrimonial columns are proof enough that Indian parents still have deep faith in genetics, even if the melting pot of urban existence is s...
- Lack of 'KLAS' seen to be problem of jobless gradsAs the number of jobless graduates soars in the country, including those from top-flight MBA institutes and engineering colleges, a new ven...
- Careering through CairoAfter transiting through the glitz, glamour and sheer scale of Dubai airport, the Cairo airport is a bit of an anti climax.
- Biz etiquette: Talk soft, laugh lightThe emphasis in business etiquette is on behaving in a way that makes the other person comfortable.
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