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Who owns the last Nano car built by Tatas? He shares an emotional post for Ratan TataThe last Tata Nano, affectionately named "Lily," has resurfaced, evoking memories of Ratan Tata's vision to provide affordable and safe tra...- The days of English supremacy are wentEnglish, once a symbol of global prestige, is reportedly facing a decline in social standing, potentially becoming linguistically embarrass...
- As cardinals prepare to elect a pope, one motto is 'Unity.' That's divisive.Following Pope Francis's death, conservative cardinals are advocating for unity, a move perceived by progressives as a rollback of Francis'...
- For China's trolls, 'Chairman Trump' and 'Eyeliner Man' are easy targetsChinese internet users are mocking the Trump administration. They are using AI to create satirical content. This includes videos and music....
- Ethiopian runner Tamirat Tola wins men's marathon at Paris Olympics to end Kenya dominanceTamirat Tola clinched the Olympic men's marathon in Paris, clocking a record 2:06:26. He outpaced Belgium's Bashir Abdi and Kenya's Benson ...
- Exxon Mobil to buy shale rival Pioneer for nearly $60 billion in stockExxon Mobil plans to acquire Pioneer Natural Resources in an all-stock deal worth $59.5 billion, making it the largest producer in the larg...
- Crypto detectives are cleaning up by cracking downWhen cryptocurrencies hit the mainstream in the 2010s, the technology was widely viewed as a perfect vehicle for crime. A drug dealer or sc...
- Join the sock revolution! TOMS CEO recommends hack to prevent a cardinal fashion sinFeeling confident in what you wear is important, says Magnus Wedhammar.
- After months of complaint by Elon Musk, Biden acknowledges Tesla"From iconic companies like GM and Ford building out new electric vehicle production to Tesla, our nation's largest electric vehicle manufa...
- Covid-19 has established the need to place sustainability towards top of India Inc’s agenda“Environmental sustainability is a positioning that a company takes, which can possibly help them increase their sales by targeting custome...
- Chinese app ban opens the field for Vokal, Trell and other local tech venturesOver the last two years, Chinese companies such as TikTok, Likee, Club Factory and SheIn, had made deep inroads into India's fast-growing d...
- No headwinds for marketing to womenJust saying ‘you’ve come a long way, baby’ doesn’t cut it anymore
- The laundry revolution: Who knew a woman hanging clothes outside her house could cause a rebellionThat is what the people are calling the actions of the citizens of Colyton.
- West Bengal: How football is helping Birbhum girls dribble past early marriage and domestic violenceBirbhum is a district where women face issues such as early marriage, domestic violence and even trafficking.
- Log off your mind; digital revolution can wait!It is essential to do a digital detox because just as you are health conscious & care about your arteries, liver & overall fitness; your mi...
- Are Indian passengers ready for AirAsia's 'revolutionary' low-cost model?AirAsia India, which is due to launch on June 12, said it will charge passengers for check-in luggage. Cancelled tickets will not earn a re...
- Why entrepreneurs in India are bootstrapping their startupsVenture capitalists are of the view that in a bootstrapped company the failure rate is lower, but the definition of success might be differ...
- Intel to partner with Indian original equipment manufacturersIntel looks to partner with Indian OEMs and release a slew of devices this year, says director of south Asia consumption sales.
- Regional parties are hopping on to social media bandwagonShiv Sena, NCP and MNS have recently established contact with voters through Facebook and Twitter and claim the response has been encouragi...
- Internet is piggybacking our telecom revolution to expand reachIf govt doesn't want to kill the goose that lays golden egg, then it should recognise that the internet is hard-wired into our lives and is...
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