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Word of the day: CornucopiaToday's word of the day 'cornucopia' refers to a horn-shaped symbol of abundance and, more commonly today, to an overflowing supply of some...- Word of the Day: CornucopiaCornucopia signifies an abundant supply of good things, often representing plenty, fullness, and generosity. Originating from the Latin 'ho...
- Pandemic rules the 'word of the year' title for most dictionariesThe coronavirus pandemic brought on gargantuan language changes.
- Merriam-Webster announces 'pandemic' as top word of 2020, experts say it isn't a big shockPandemic is a combination of “pan,” for all, and “demos,” for people or population.
- View: Two countries, India then, India nowThe India of then and that of now would have two very different answers. And that irreconcilable bifurcation sums up the partition that has...
- View: Be careful what you digest from the results of the assembly electionsRahul's ‘suit-boot ki sarkar’ jibe has stuck in BJP’s craw, and it may launch an all-out populist assault.
- Full speech of Vietnam President Tran Dai Quang at Nehru Museum LibraryQuang said Vietnam wanted to strengthen comprehensive strategic partnership for the interest of the peoples of India and Vietnam.
- Stories of Bihar: Walk the extra mileBihar is a different planet, a state where everyone these days descends from Delhi, the faraway political planet, and talks development.
- Chillies in Bhutanese food are a perfect counterpoint to the country's cool, wooded terrainWith its mountainous terrain and forests, Bhutan has a wealth of delectable mushrooms and they are used liberally in many dishes in combina...
- Spain on a platterIn Valencia, Tanushree Podder learnt several things she didn’t know about two very popular Spanish foods: paella and tapas.
- Congress got down to serious business of govt formationAfter the euphoria, it's time for tough calls as Congress gets ready to take charge of the nation's affairs.
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