Loquacious describes someone who talks a lot, sometimes so much that they dominate conversations. Unlike casual words like chatty or talkat...

Word of the Day: Garrulous highlights the richness of English vocabulary and its ability to capture the subtleties of human behaviour with ...

Pressology is a word that describes speaking in too many words. It is about long and extra speech that is not needed. The word has Greek an...

Word of the day: In an age where communication oscillates between brevity and spectacle, magniloquent shows language’s theatrical power. Gr...

Logorrhea describes excessive, uncontrollable talking, conveying a sense of speaking at great length without pause or focus. This noun, ori...

As today’s Word of the Day, sesquipedalian reminds us that language is elastic. It can be stretched, compressed, embellished or stripped ba...

Amazon’s Alexa+ upgrades the voice assistant with generative AI for more natural conversation, multitasking, and creative responses. While ...

Ernaux is the 17th woman who bagged the prestigious Nobel prize.

Modi has made nearly 19 speeches every month since he became PM on May 26, 2014. This translates to about two public speeches every three d...

Some people are indeed born smarter than others - it's genetics. But that doesn't mean you can't appear to look more intelligent.

When I lived in Singapore I thought the city republic was obsessively clean — until I visited the Little India neighbourhood.

The priorities and objectives laid out by the NDA government resonates far better with RBI governor Raghuram Rajan than that of the previou...

Naxals have sent out clear signals that they will strike violently before or after the polls in Chhattisgarh to derail the state government...

Gingrich, a Republican veteran, is making a strong pitch to run for the job of president of the US when elections happen next November.

Little Zizou, a film about 11-year old Parsi boy Xerxes who loves football and dreams to meet his icon Zinedine Zidane, turns out to be a m...